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Archived Bridge Hunter; no Historic Bridges;
Satellite)
This bridge was built when the
Bull Shoals Dam was built.
The lake is a dam reservoir and we can see that the lake level fluctuates quite a bit.
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| BridgeHunter, Photo taken by David Backlin |
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| BridgeHunter, fifth photo, Photo taken by Molly Hill in May 2011 |
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John Albert Christeson Jr. posted
Bull Shoals Lake on US 160 @ Theodosia Mo. |
Dimensions:
Length of largest span: 182.7 ft. [56m]
Total length: 1,816.5 ft. [554m]
Deck width: 22.0 ft. [6.7m]
Vertical clearance above deck: 13.5 ft. [4.1m]
[BridgeHunter]
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| BridgeHunter, 14th photo, Photo taken by Molly Hill in May 2011 |
All the braces were bent in the same place all the way down the bridge. ( stupid trucks ! ) This one was broken.. |
Missouri's Historic Highways
posted five photos with the comment: "Brave workers building the US 160 bridge at Theodosia crossing the Little North Fork of the White River, which was becoming an arm of Bull Shoals Lake) November, 1952."
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Bull Shoals Lake flooded the Little North Fork White River. That makes me wonder where the Big North Fork is. When I Googled "Little North Fork White River," I got some results that included "Little". When I Googled "Big North Fork White River," I got results for just "North Fork White River." So I guess there is no "Big." So why have a "Little?"
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| 1945 Thornfield Quad @ 62,500 |
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