Kettle River Bridge - Curlew, WA
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N 48° 52.868 W 118° 36.230
11U E 382414 N 5415482
At 200.1 feet in length and 25.9 feet in width, this is the second truss bridge which crosses the Kettle River at Curlew in northern Ferry County.
Waymark Code: WMRJNT
Location: Washington, United States
Date Posted: 06/29/2016
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This two lane bridge, built in 1960, carries State Highway 21 over the Kettle River just south of the village of Curlew. A Polygonal Warren through truss bridge, it rests on heavy concrete seats with abutments and wing walls each end. There are essentially no approach spans to the bridge. Each side of the bridge has a narrow walkway.

At each end of the bridge, on the right side, is a large rounded concrete post supporting railing ends which bears the year of construction of the bridge.
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Date Built: 01/01/1960

Length of Span:
200.1 feet

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