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The Oregon Trunk Rail Bridge rises 320 feet (98 meters) above the Crooked River and became the second-highest railroad bridge in the United States when it was completely finished in 1911.
EditBefore construction, the only attempt to cross the Crooked River in this zone was about a mile edge routers, where the canyon's sheer basalt walls emerged to taper incrementally into the surrounding region. Ralph Modjeski, a well-known civil engineer, designed the 460-foot-long bridge, which is perched on abutments 320 feet above the river. It's among the country's majestic railway bridges. Workers climbed rope ladders and waded or went swimming across the river to get from one side of the gorge to the other.
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It is an excellent location for admiring the breathtaking view and beauty of the Crooked River's surrounding landscape. This location was fantastic!
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