The Oregon Coast Highway is graced by numerous arched bridges, most of which were built in the 1920s and ’30s. Designed by state highway engineer Conde McCullough, the bridges were both innovative and beautiful.
“Only those who need property for growing crops or keeping animals and livestock not allowed in urban areas should be allowed to build homes in rural areas,” writes a reader of the Oregon Statesman-Journal. Though the Census Bureau does not keep track of exurbanites, many demographers believe that exurbia is the fastest-growing part of America. Naturally, anti-sprawl forces want to stop this growth.
