Snake River Bridge, Historic bridge in United States of America
The Snake River Bridge is an iconic steel structure bridging Franklin and Columbia counties.
Constructed in 1968, the bridge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
As a vital link, it has facilitated cultural exchanges and commerce across the river.
This truss bridge serves as a critical route for transportation in the region.
Featuring a cantilever design, the Snake River Bridge showcases remarkable engineering.
Location: Franklin County
Location: Columbia County
Inception: 1968
Official opening: 1968
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