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Stunning Surprise: New I-74 Bridge Takes Center Stage on Exclusive Postage Stamp

“BETTENDORF, Iowa (KWQC) – The recently completed I-74 Bridge has been honored with a unique recognition – a place on a postage stamp.

As confirmed by the Iowa Department of Transportation, the newly constructed I-74 Bridge, along with the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge, has been chosen to grace a series of newly released postage stamps. This commemorative collection pays homage to these significant architectural landmarks.”

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