Bell Bridge, Historic bridge over Niobrara River in Cherry County, United States
Bell Bridge is a bridge crossing the Niobrara River in Cherry County, Nebraska, with steel and concrete construction. The structure spans the river to connect local roads and displays engineering approaches common to mid-century American infrastructure projects.
The bridge was built as a significant transportation project in rural Nebraska and later gained recognition on the National Register of Historic Places. This listing acknowledges its role in connecting communities across the region during the 20th century.
The structure represents a period when infrastructure projects connected rural communities, enabling social and economic exchanges throughout Cherry County.
The bridge is accessible via local roads and allows visitors to view its structural details from a vehicle or on foot. Plan your visit during daylight hours when the construction features are most visible.
The bridge stands as an example of preserved transportation infrastructure, combining its original purpose with recognition as a national historic landmark.
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