Cotter Bridge

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Cotter Bridge is a historic steel arch bridge in Cotter, Arkansas, that spans the White River and is noted for its distinctive rainbow-arch design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
historic place
steel arch bridge
architect Marsh Engineering Company
builtBy Bateman Contracting Company
Marion County Construction Company
carries U.S. Route 412 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 62 NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 1929
crosses White River
crossesNear Cotter, Arkansas riverfront park
designer James Barney Marsh
hasApproachType concrete girder approaches
hasBridgeType open-spandrel deck arch bridge
hasConstructionCost approximately $390,000 (1930 dollars)
hasConstructionMethod reinforced concrete deck on steel arches
hasContext historic railroad and river town of Cotter
hasDesign rainbow arch
hasFeature art-deco style detailing
decorative concrete railings
hasHistoricSignificance early 20th-century steel rainbow-arch bridge
important regional transportation link over White River
hasLaneCount 2
hasMainSpanLength 216 feet
hasMaterial steel
hasNumberOfArches 5
hasNumberOfSpans 5
hasOwner State of Arkansas
linked to: Arkansas
hasSetting Ozark Mountains region
hasTotalLength 1936 feet
hasTrafficType vehicular traffic
hasWidth 24 feet
isAlsoKnownAs Cotter Rainbow Arch Bridge
R. M. Ruthven Bridge
Rainbow Arch Bridge
isPartOf U.S. Highway System
isTouristAttractionIn Cotter, Arkansas
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Arkansas
Baxter County, Arkansas
Cotter, Arkansas
United States
maintainedBy Arkansas Department of Transportation
NRHPListingDate April 9, 1990
NRHPReferenceNumber 90000512
opened 1930

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Cotter River hasBridge Cotter Bridge