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The original Columbia River Highway was filled with architectural marvels. In a world of viaducts and arched bridges, the bridge over over Eagle Creek isn't the longest or the highest. Like it's brethren, though, it has a grace that modern bridges often lack. When originally built in 1915, the stone walls extended eastward through the area now filled by the fish hatchery. The campground was built soon after the highway.
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