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The bright red La Conner Rainbow Bridge spans the Swinomish Channel, connecting Fidalgo Island and the mainland, at La Conner. The riveted steel bridge, built in 1957, has a solid rib design. It has a single span of 167 m, with a total length of 240 m and a clearance of 23 m. It is the longest bridge of its kind in Washington and received an honorable mention from the American Institute of Steel Construction in 1958 for its pioneering design. It was placed in the National Register of Historical Places before it was 50 years old. The views of the bridge from town and vice versa are equally picturesque.

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Pacific Nothwest Quilt and Fiber Arts Museum Visit the FREE Museum of Northwest Art La Conner Rainbow Bridge Shop at Nasty Jack's Antiques Skagit County Historical Museum Skagit Cellars Kukutali Preserve Pioneer Park Skagit Crest Vineyard and Winery La Conner Seafood and Prime Rib The Oyster and Thistle Restaurant and Pub Hope Island La Conner Pub and Eatery

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