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Picture by WestCoastSpirit: Not in a city New-mexico   The Navajo Bridge crosses Colorado River over the Marble Canyon. It is the bridge crossing th river in almost 600 miles / 1 000 km. Construction began in 1927 and became part of the US Road 89A. A similar yet wider arche was build on 1995 to accomodate trafic and improve security.

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 09/01/2009
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 03/2001		  City More Pictures for Not in a city
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 "The Navajo Bridge crosses Colorado River over the Marble Canyon. It is the bridge crossing th river in almost 600 miles / 1 000 km. Construction began in 1927 and became part of the US Road 89A. A similar yet wider arche was build on 1995 to accomodate trafic and improve security."

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