Our Holiday. The Third Bridge. Utah. Smaller
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This last bridge is Owachomo Natural Bridge. It has a really large opening and only a small piece above holding it together.
Owachomo is the smallest and thinnest of the three natural bridges here and is commonly thought to be the oldest. We may never know for certain, because each of the bridges is eroding at different rates. Regardless of its relative age, Owachomo Bridge is an awe-inspiring feat of erosion.
History
Owachomo means "rock mound" in Hopi and is named after the rock formation on top of the east end of the bridge.
Height: 106 feet (32 meters)
Span: 180 feet (55 meters)
Width: 27 feet (8 meters)
Thickness: 9 feet (3 meters)
Owachomo is the smallest and thinnest of the three natural bridges here and is commonly thought to be the oldest. We may never know for certain, because each of the bridges is eroding at different rates. Regardless of its relative age, Owachomo Bridge is an awe-inspiring feat of erosion.
History
Owachomo means "rock mound" in Hopi and is named after the rock formation on top of the east end of the bridge.
Height: 106 feet (32 meters)
Span: 180 feet (55 meters)
Width: 27 feet (8 meters)
Thickness: 9 feet (3 meters)
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