Cotter Bridge, Spanning White River at U.S. Highway 62, Cotter, Baxter County, AR.
General view of bridge looking northeast.

The Cotter Bridge is the only bridge in Arkansas known to be designed and engineered by the Marsh Engineering Company, a significant twentieth-century bridge-building company. Among the largest they ever designed, it is also an excellent example of the company's patented Marsh Rainbow Arch. A unique feature of the bridge is that it was constructed by means of a cableway, suspended across the river, over which all materials were transported to various parts of the structure. The Cotter Bridge was instrumental in making accessible a new region of the Ozarks, an important recreational area in the United States. It became Arkansas' first National Civil Engineering Landmark in 1986. Date July 1988 Source

Historic American Engineering Record

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Call number: HAER ARK,3-COT,1-4 Author Louise Taft Permission
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