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Featured in the March 1936 Issue of Arizona Highways

A wall of native stone that serves the double purpose of preventing erosion from the adjacent wash and serving as a highway guard rail
A wall of native stone that serves the double purpose of preventing erosion from the adjacent wash and serving as a highway guard rail
BY: RAY HOWLAND,E. P. Stroeker

1-A wall of native stone that serves the double purpose of preventing erosion from the adjacent wash and serving as a highway guard rail; 2-Dip at Spring Creek replaced with a bridge, see No. 5. Cottonwood-Sedona section; 3-Flood control check fence at Continental on Santa Cruz river; 4-The new Oak Creek Highway on the Cot-tonwood-Sedona section; 6-New Dry Creek bridge on same section, constructed by Bureau of Public Roads; 7-Curb and gutter construction between Bisbee and Lowell. Cottonwood-Sedona views through courtesy of E. F. Strickler.