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| Sentinal Pine Bridge - NH-05-d |
| Lincoln, NH - Grafton County |

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| Description |
| This bridge is located in Franconia Notch State Park. It carries a hiking trail over the Pemigewasset River just a short distance from the Franconia Notch Visitors Center. The bridge was built in 1939, the bridge is not a truss but a of stringer design. The Covered portion of the bridge is 60'-5" long and the clear span of 50'-0" between abutments. The bridge width is 8'-2", the roadway width is 5'-5". The Sentinal Pine Bridge, along with the Flume Bridge are all part of some of the natural attractions that make up the area generally known as Flume. The park charged a fee of $8.00 in September 2003, to see the two covered bridges and the Flume. |
| Photography |
| This bridge can be photographed from many different angles from the hiking trail. |
| Parking |
| Parking available in a Franconia Notch State Park Visitors Center parking lot for free. |
| Additional Information |
| The Sentinal Pine Bridge, along with the Flume Bridge are all part of some of the natural attractions that make up the area generally known as Flume. |
| Location |
| East of U.S. Route 3 in Lincoln over the Pemigewasset River at the junction of N.H. Route 175 and U.S. Route 3 |
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