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262:Piscataqua River Bridge
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178:Description
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44:Coordinates
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332:70°46′52″W
329:43°04′22″N
312:2022-10-26
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268:References
168:Portsmouth
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57:70°46′50″W
54:43°04′22″N
117:US 4
237:and the
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223:US 1
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