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Huntington Mills, Luzerne County

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Inventory Number: PA/38-40-08x
County: Luzerne County
Township: Huntington
Town/Village: Huntington Mills
Bridge Name: Huntington Mills
Crosses: Huntington Creek
Truss type: Burr
Spans: 1
Length: c80'
Roadway Width:
Built:
Builder:
When Lost: Unknown
Cause:
Latitude: N41 11.43
Longitude: W076 14.02
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Directions: At Huntington Mills downstream from the present bridge carrying Route 239 (SR0239).

Huntington Mills Bridge, Huntington, Luzerne County, PA
Courtesy Sheila Brandon, Lower Luzerne County

Comments:
8-panel truss. When the bridge was standing, it connected what is now called Shickshinny Lake Road to Waterton Road (both SR4006 - LR40076). What is now Route 239 formerly joined Waterton Road as the base of a "T" intersection, then turning left to cross over the bridge. After the bridge was crossed, Shickshinney road was straight ahead and a right turn was what is now called Mill Street (T474) which is the old section of Route 239 on that side.

Source:
Kipphorn, Thomas. Information received by email, August 2006

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