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The long-delayed makeover of a historic Clifton, Arizona, bridge got underway in March.
The 102-year-old Zorrilla Street Bridge, a 210-foot steel truss bridge on the San Francisco River, connects the Coronado Trail with Clifton’s Park Avenue.
Built in 1917-18, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. "It is one of the best causeways to be found in Arizona," said The Copper Era and Morenci Leader when the bridge opened in February 1918.
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