Image:Bixby Bridge.jpg

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View of the Bixby Bridge, an arch bridge along the Pacific Coast of California. Taken from approximately 36°22′20.40″N, 121°54′08.63″W, facing approximately 150°. Approximate elevation: 73 m.

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Own work.

Date

2004-12-26 15:20-08 (America/Los_Angeles)

Author

Gabor Eszes (UED77)

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