Querino Canyon Bridge
- Historic bridge
- Near Gallup, Arizona
- 0.2 mi from Route 66
- National Register of Historic Places
The Querino Canyon Bridge crosses Querino Canyon on a stretch of Old Route 66 roughly four miles southwest of Houck, Arizona, in Apache County. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. For Route 66 travellers who like following the old alignments, it is one of a small group of historic bridges in this corner of eastern Arizona, all within a few miles of each other.
What is Querino Canyon Bridge?
A historic road bridge over Querino Canyon, on a section of the old highway rather than the modern interstate. Its National Register listing recognizes it as a surviving piece of the original road.
Visiting Querino Canyon Bridge: tips
Road conditions on old alignments can vary, so check before driving and use common sense about where to stop. Treat it as a short photo stop. Two other listed bridges are close by: the Allentown Bridge is about 5.8 miles away and the Sanders Bridge about 6.2 miles, so all three can be seen in one outing.
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