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Contextual View Of Walker Bridge With Approaches, Overlooking Highway 96 (In Foreground); Facing Southeast

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Contextual View Of Walker Bridge Overlooking The Klamath River; Facing East

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Contextual View Of Walker Bridge From Walker Road; Facing Northeast

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Contextual View Of Walker Bridge From Irrigated Pasture Between The Klamath River And Walker Road; Facing West

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View Of East Elevation From Southern Bank Of Klamath River; Facing West

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Oblique View Of Walker Bridge And Southern Approach; Facing Northwest

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View Of South Elevation, Approach And Roadway Deck; Facing North

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Oblique View Of Walker Bridge From Pasture South Of The Klamath River; Facing Northeast

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Oblique View Of Walker Bridge From Highway 96; Facing Southeast

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View Of North Elevation, Approach And Roadway Decking; Facing South

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View Of South Bridge Pier, Bottom Lateral Bracing, Lower Chord, Stringers, End Post And Bearing Seat; Facing Southeast

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View Of South Bridge Pier, Under-Structure, End Posts And Portal Strut; Facing Southwest

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View Of Southeast Bearing Seat On Southern Pier And Connection Of End Post And Lower Chord; Facing Southwest

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View Of Floor Beam Connections With Lower Chord, Bottom Lateral Bracing And Vertical Brace; Facing Northwest

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View Of Northwest Bearing Seat With Expansion Rollers On Northern Pier; Facing Southeast

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Facts 

Overview
Parker through truss bridge over American River on pedestrian trail in Folsom
Location
Folsom, Sacramento County, California
Status
Open to pedestrians
History
built in 1893 to replace Ecklon Bridge, replaced by the Rainbow Bridge in 1917 and moved to Siskiyou County to cross Klamath River in the 1930s, relocated back to original site in 1998 and reopened April 2000
Design
Parker through truss
Inventory number
BH 37306 (Bridgehunter.com ID)

Update Log 

  • April 22, 2009: New photos from Michael Goff
  • August 25, 2008: Added by Kim Harvey

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