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Pinkham's Grant, New Hampshire
24 July 2005
Route 16 and the White Mountain Highway looking south at Pinkham Notch and the Ellis River.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1963, Reconstructed 1984
Nh 16 spans Ellis River
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 28.7 meters in length
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Milton, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Steel two-rail bridge railing from 1966 on former Route 16 overpass.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1966
Old Nh 16 spans Branch River
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 39.3 meters in length
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Milton, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Former Route 16, White Mountain Highway, spans Branch River.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1966
Old Nh 16 spans Branch River
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 39.3 meters in length
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Milton, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Two-rail barrier and steel transition dating from 1966 on former White Mountain Highway / Route 16 overpass.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1966
Old Nh 16 spans Branch River
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 39.3 meters in length
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Tamworth, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Sun sets over Chocorua Lake adjacent to Route 16. View Larger Photo
Pinkham's Grant, New Hampshire
24 July 2005
Route 16 and the White Mountain Highway spans the Ellis River.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1963, Reconstructed 1984
Nh 16 spans Ellis River
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 28.7 meters in length
View Larger Photo
Pinkham's Grant, New Hampshire
24 July 2005
Route 16 and the White Mountain Highway looking north at Pinkham Notch and the Appalachian Mountain Club base camp.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1963, Reconstructed 1984
Nh 16 spans Ellis River
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 28.7 meters in length
View Larger Photo
Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Sign reads Happiness is never having to see your airbag. View Larger Photo
Milton, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Overpass carries the former White Mountain Highway over the Branch River.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1966
Old Nh 16 spans Branch River
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 39.3 meters in length
View Larger Photo
Milton, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Beneath bridge deck of former White Mountain Highway overpass.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1966
Old Nh 16 spans Branch River
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 39.3 meters in length
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Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
A-frame house near Old Route 16. View Larger Photo
Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Route 16, White Mountain Highway relocation spans Old Route 16 / former White Mountain Highway.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1970
Nh 16, Nh 25 spans Old Nh 16, Old Nh 25
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
1 Span, 30.5 meters in length
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Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Route 16, White Mountain Highway relocation, looking south. View Larger Photo
Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Route 16, White Mountain Highway relocation spans Route 25.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1969
Nh 16 spans Nh 25
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
1 Span, 30.5 meters in length
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Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Route 16, White Mountain Highway spans Bearcamp River. View Larger Photo
Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Route 16, White Mountain Highway spans Bearcamp River. View Larger Photo
Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
This overpass is one of two structures carrying Route 16 and the White Mountain Highway over the Bearcamp River and its floodplain. View Larger Photo
Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
This is the smaller of two overpasses carrying Route 16 over the Bearcamp River. This structure normally spans dry land and is joined to the second, larger overpass by a causeway.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1955
Nh 16, Nh 25 spans Relief Bearcamp River
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
4 Spans, 52.4 meters in length
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Ossipee, New Hampshire
26 August 2006
Original two-rail barrier and transition to modern W-beam guardrail on Route 16 over Bearcamp River flood channel. Shoulder and sidewalk are lightweight steel grate.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1955
Nh 16, Nh 25 spans Relief Bearcamp River
Steel continuous Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
4 Spans, 52.4 meters in length
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Pinkham's Grant, New Hampshire
24 July 2005
Route 16 and the White Mountain Highway looking south at Pinkham Notch and the Ellis River.Bridge Facts:
Built in 1963, Reconstructed 1984
Nh 16 spans Ellis River
Steel Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder
2 Spans, 28.7 meters in length
View Larger Photo
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