A 100-foot-long petrified log lies mostly exposed on the edge of Agate Mesa. Forty feet of its length spans a gap in the rock, forming a natural bridge. Afraid the tourist attraction would collapse, the government and the local railroad poured a concrete structure to support the log in the early 1900s.

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Elevation 1,700 m

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Location: Apache County, Arizona, United States

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