Navajo Bridge

Navajo Bridge is the only crossing of the Colorado River for nearly 600 miles. The original bridge (left) was built in 1929. A new bridge (right) was completed in 1995 that was adequate to handle the size and weight of modern traffic. The 1929 bridge is open only to people and horses. The Vermilion Cliffs are in the background.

The word "bridge" does not occur in the Bible.

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