The Holbrook Bridge is a concrete deck girder bridge that spans the Little Colorado River in Holbrook, Arizona. Constructed in 1914, it served as a vital crossing for traffic on the National Old Trails Road and later U.S. Route 66.
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Transportation; Exploration/Settlement
25 Mi. E Of Holbrook Off I 40, Holbrook, Arizona
Prehistoric
Petrified Forest National Park, Holbrook, Arizona
Commerce
Jct. Of Tovar And Apache Sts., Holbrook, Arizona
Engineering; Transportation
Abandoned Grade Of Us 70 Over The Little Colorado River, 4.2 Mi. Se Of Holbrook, Holbrook, Arizona
Engineering; Transportation
13.2 Mi. Ne Of Holbrook On I-40 Frontage Rd., Holbrook, Arizona
Engineering; Transportation
15.8 Mi. Ne Of Holbrook On I-40 Frontage Rd., Holbrook, Arizona
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