Bridge #218

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Address From Elm, ¼ mile east on 190, 3 miles north on Vine (becomes NE 60), then 600 feet west on NE 220, Beaver, Barton County

HISTORIC BRIDGE

Bridge #218

Beaver, KS | Barton County

Although not having a spectacular name, this sturdy little country bridge over a Beaver Creek tributary has stood the test of time. It's different in that some parts of the bridge (guardrails and curbing) are made from concrete; the walls for the double span are made of limestone. The concrete curb bears the inscription, 'WPA 1940.' (NRHP)

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