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Rocky Creek Bridge

Rocky Creek Bridge is a reinforced concrete open-spandrel arch-bridge in California, built in 1932. It is located in Monterey county a few miles south of Carmel and just north of the more famous Bixby Creek Arch Bridge on the Pacific Coast Highway.

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-'''Rocky Creek Bridge''' is a reinforced [[concrete]] open-spandrel arch-bridge in [[California]], built in [[1932]].  It is located in [[Monterey_County, California|Monterey county]] of [[California]] a few miles south of [[Carmel]] and just north of the more famous [[Bixby Creek Arch Bridge]] on the [[Pacific Coast Highway]].
+'''Rocky Creek Bridge''' is a reinforced [[concrete]] open-spandrel arch-bridge in [[California]], built in [[1932]].  It is located in [[Monterey_County, California|Monterey county]] a few miles south of [[Carmel]] and just north of the more famous [[Bixby Creek Arch Bridge]] on the [[Pacific Coast Highway]].
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