
Sanders Bridge, Arizona
- Historic bridge
- In Sanders, Arizona
- 0.2 mi from Route 66
- National Register of Historic Places
The Sanders Bridge, a steel truss bridge, spans the Puerco River close to Sanders, Arizona, less than a mile off the old road. Built in 1923, it gained National Register status in 1988, 65 years after it was finished. For Route 66 travellers who enjoy old bridges, it is one of three listed crossings within a few miles of each other in eastern Arizona.
What is Sanders Bridge?
A steel truss bridge, the kind built from a framework of connected steel members, spanning the Puerco River. It dates to 1923 and holds a National Register listing from 1988.
Visiting Sanders Bridge: tips
Treat it as a short photo stop and look from a safe spot rather than climbing on the structure. The Querino Canyon Bridge is about 6.2 miles away and the Allentown Bridge about 10.9 miles, so bridge fans can link all three in one outing.
Practical info
- On site & nearby
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Stops near Sanders Bridge
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