Million Dollar Bridge

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The Million Dollar Bridge is a historic early-20th-century steel truss bridge in Alaska, famed for its dramatic setting and role in accessing the Copper River region’s rich copper deposits.

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instanceOf historic bridge
steel truss bridge
associatedWith copper mining industry in Alaska
constructionPeriod early 20th century
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crosses Copper River
engineeringSignificance example of early 20th-century steel truss bridge engineering
hasDesign multi-span steel truss
hasSetting remote wilderness environment
hasView glacially fed Copper River
heritageStatus historic structure
historicalEra Alaska resource development era
locatedIn Alaska
locatedOn Copper River
material steel
namedAfter its high construction cost
notableFor dramatic natural setting
role in accessing rich copper deposits
purpose to provide access to copper deposits in the Copper River region
region Copper River Census Area
surface form: Copper River region
significance important infrastructure for Copper River and Northwestern Railway era
structureType truss bridge
tourismAttractionStatus scenic historic landmark
transportRole facilitated movement of ore and supplies
usedFor transportation to copper mining areas

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Copper River hasBridge Million Dollar Bridge