File:VIEW SOUTH AT RIVER LEVEL - Baker River Bridge, Spanning Baker River At State Route 20, Concrete, Skagit County, WA HAER WASH,29-CONC,1-3.tif
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- Significance: The bridge was the only link between the two halves of the city of Concrete. It is an early example of a reinforced-concrete open spandrel arch and was reputedly one of the longest single-span concrete structures in the West when built. The designer took pains to ornament the bridge in a classical style. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.
- Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N154
- Survey number: HAER WA-105
- Building/structure dates: 1916 Initial Construction
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