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On the banks high on top of the watercourse stands a duplicate of the Verde watercourse Sheep Bridge. The Flagstaff Sheep Company and therefore the Howard Sheep Company made the first bridge to reduce the loss of sheep once crossing the watercourse.
The bridge was started in 1943 and finished in 1944 at a price of $7,277. The fabric used came from associate Arizona mine and from a railroad. On Gregorian calendar month twenty one, 1978, Sheep Bridge was entered into the National Register of Historic places. Sheep Bridge is that the entryway to the side of the Mazatzal geographic area.
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