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Jun 2022

You can see this bridge from Crow Flies High Butte on the east. As you cross it be sure to notice the different tribe medallions on the bridge. Each is different. The bridge is very long and terminates near The 4 Bears Lodge and Casino.

“Walk this bridge if you can”

Sep 2018

Walk this bridge if you can. There is so many nice plaques of the local Indian chiefs and history. There is a wonderful park at the end of the bridge in New Town that reviews the history of the 3 bridges constructed here. Beautiful county around here. I'd recommend visiting the Indian Earthen Village!

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Bernard W

Dallas, TX1,914 contributions

Clean and Interesting

Jun 2022

You can see this bridge from Crow Flies High Butte on the east. As you cross it be sure to notice the different tribe medallions on the bridge. Each is different. The bridge is very long and terminates near The 4 Bears Lodge and Casino.

Written July 11, 2022

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Brendan K

Milton43 contributions

Walk this bridge if you can

Sep 2018 • Couples

Walk this bridge if you can. There is so many nice plaques of the local Indian chiefs and history. There is a wonderful park at the end of the bridge in New Town that reviews the history of the 3 bridges constructed here. Beautiful county around here. I'd recommend visiting the Indian Earthen Village!

Written September 27, 2018

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Christa M

Torquay, Canada37 contributions

Beautiful view of Lake Sacajawea

Dec 2017 • Friends

This scenic drive is a lovely drive! Rolling hills and valleys. Lots of old homesteads tucked in the hills. Like travelling through the old west

Written January 1, 2018

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Beautiful_Badlands_ND

Wilton, ND51 contributions

World class structure

Sep 2017 • Couples

The mile-long bridge, built to be sensitive to the historic, cultural and geological context. Good storyboards on west end, and samples of the insanely narrow bridge it replaced.

Written September 19, 2017

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PearlySparks

Williston, ND85 contributions

Standard

May 2017 • Family

Standard bridge, has history medallions as previously mentioned. Nothing out of the ordinary other than being second largest in North Dakota. Nice smooth ride!

Written May 6, 2017

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jgluv2travel

Regina, Canada3,068 contributions

impressive

Oct 2016 • Friends

This is an impressive looking bridge over the Missouri River, on highway 23 between New Town and 4 Bears Lodge and Casino. The bridge is just under a mile long (4500 ft.) which makes it the second largest bridge in ND. It was named after two chiefs. There are medallions on the bridge representing three tribes. There is interesting information on the internet regarding the building of the bridge, New Town and the reservoir named Lake Sakakawea.

Written November 30, 2016

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Jeffrey B

Minot58 contributions

Beautiful view

Nov 2016 • Couples

Town still lacks some charm but the bridge on the way to the casino is beautiful day and night stop and check it out

Written November 27, 2016

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