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Clark's Crossing Bridge, Annapolis & Stewarts Point roads, Annapolis, California, 1979 or 1980

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Title: Clark's Crossing Bridge, Annapolis & Stewarts Point roads, Annapolis, California, 1979 or 1980
Date Created and/or Issued: 1979
Contributing Institution: Sonoma County Library
Collection: Western Sonoma County Historic Resources Survey Photographs
Rights Information: Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.
Description: Clark's Crossing Bridge (also known as Annapolis Road Historic Bridge), located at Annapolis & Stewarts Point roads, Annapolis, is a Iron truss bridge , with current (2023) APN 123-120-000. See Western Sonoma County Historic Resources Survey, page 523.
Type: image
Format: black-and-white photographs
Identifier: b90f8c47-4fd5-4733-b287-9610145d0a52
https://digital.sonomalibrary.org/documents/detail/509343
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Subject: Black-and-white photographs
Transportation
Clark's Crossing Bridge (Annapolis, Calif.)
1979-1980
Truss bridges
Iron and steel bridges
Historic bridges
United States
California
Annapolis
Annapolis Road
Stewarts Point Road
Place: Annapolis & Stewarts Point roads, Annapolis, California
Relation: Western Sonoma County Historic Resources Survey Photographs

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