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English: Culvert carrying county road Avenue P across Old Maid's Fork (tributary of Walnut Creek), between county roads 150 and 160, west of Nekoma in rural Rush County, Kansas. The culvert is at the location given for a 1934 concrete arch bridge, listed in the National Register of Historic Places as "Walnut Creek Tributary Bridge". |
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