A Reno Gazette-Journal story from 2009 states, “About 1,700 feet long with a nearly 700-foot supporting arch, the Galena Creek Bridge will be the largest structure of its type on Earth.” ...

The Oct. 26, 1978, Quincy Herald-Whig talked about a proposed new park or scenic overlook to be centered on a stone bridge built in the late 1850s over Fall Creek. Fall Creek begins north and east ...

Located in a pine-studded canyon in the Plumas National Forest, this seven-span box-girder bridge is supported ... water from the creek below and circulate it through the arch concrete pour ...

When the arch is complete, the two small cranes will be moved to the Tiehack ... A new water line and electrical conduits will be extended across the creek on the underside of the new bridge.

Although several small bridges have crossed the creek, one of the earliest ... in 1913. The elegantly arched concrete bridge guided downtown traffic onto the Sunset Highway, designated in 1915 ...

Take Frankford Avenue over the Pennypack Creek in Holmesburg and you’ve just traveled on the nation’s oldest stone-arch bridge – the very same bridge that carried American and French troops en route ...

A Reno Gazette-Journal story from 2009 states, "About 1,700 feet long with a nearly 700-foot supporting arch, the Galena Creek Bridge will be the largest structure of its type on Earth." ...