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Antelope Creek (original location), Jackson County

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Inventory Number: OR/37-15-02
County: Jackson County
Township: Medford
Town/Village:
Bridge Name: Antelope Creek (original location)
Crosses: Antelope Creek
Truss type: Queen
Spans: 1
Length: 58'
Roadway Width:
Built: 1922
Builder: Lyle & Wes Hartman
When Lost: 1987-88
Cause: Moved
Latitude: N42 20.997
Longitude: W122 41.218
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Topographic map of the area
Directions: Antelope Road, 11 miles northeast of Medford.
Comments: Foot bridge, moved from Medford to Eagle Point in 1987.

Antelope Creek Bridge (relocated location), Eagle Point, OR Built 1922 (1987)
Richard Donovan / Trish Kane Collection

Antelope Creek Bridge (original location), Medford, OR Built 1922 Moved 1987-88
Richard Donovan / Trish Kane Collection

Antelope Creek Bridge (relocated), Eagle Point, Jackson County, OR Built 1922 (1987)
Bill Caswell Photo, June 2006

Antelope Creek Bridge, Jackson County, OR Built 1922
Oregon Department of Transportation Photo

Antelope Creek (original location) Bridge, Medford, Jackson County, OR Built 1922 Moved 1987-88
Todd Clark Collection

Antelope Creek (original location) Bridge, Medford, Jackson County, OR Built 1922 Moved 1987-88
Todd Clark Collection, October 1965 Photo

Sources:
Cockrell, Nick & Bill. Roofs Over Rivers - A Guide to Oregon's Covered Bridges, 1978, page 26
Cockrell, Bill. Images of America - Oregon's Covered Bridges, 2008, Page 63
National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges. World Guide to Covered Bridges, 2021, page 90

Compilation 2026 Covered Spans of Yesteryear

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