Gila River Bridge
Clifton, Arizona • Greenlee County
Clifton, Arizona • Greenlee County
The Gila River Bridge is a historic steel truss bridge that once carried U.S. Route 70 across the Gila River near Clifton, Arizona. Completed in 1918, it features a Pratt truss design and represents early 20th-century bridge construction. Its robust engineering facilitated vital transportation links in the region.
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Engineering; Transportation
Old Safford Rd., 7.8 Mi. Sw Of Clifton, Clifton, Arizona
Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
8 Park Ave., Clifton, Arizona
Industry; Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
Confluence Of Chase Creek And The San Francisco River, Clifton, Arizona
Engineering; Transportation
Park Ave. Over The San Francisco River, Clifton, Arizona
Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
N Of Clifton, Clifton, Arizona
Transportation
Old Safford Rd., 4.5 Mi. S Of Clifton, Clifton, Arizona
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