Yaquina Bay Bridge - No. 9995

The Conde McCullough designed Art Deco arch bridge, spans the Yaquina Bay just south of Newport, Oregon. Opened to traffic in 1936, the span is one of the most recognized feature along U.S. Route 101spanning the length of the western United States coast line. Tall obelisk-like concrete finials form the main piers at each end of the 600' long arch. The arch crowns 246' above the water. The Yaquina Bay Bridge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The metallic, high-gloss surface on this 10-mil, 255g photo paper results in prints that are sharp, vibrant, and exceptionally rich-looking. This paper enables you to create stunning prints that previously could be output only in a darkroom. 

For image stability and permanence it is always recommended that you protect the printed side. This can be done by mounting under glass, clear coating, photographic sleeves or laminating.