Carbella Bridge is a historic bridge located in Montana, USA. It spans across the Yellowstone River, connecting the town of Emigrant to the north and Livingston to the south. The bridge was built in 1909 and has since been a popular spot for fishing and sightseeing.
Carbella Bridge was originally a wooden structure, but it was rebuilt in 1939 using steel trusses and concrete piers. The bridge measures 342 feet in length and has a width of 20 feet. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.
The bridge got its name from two local families, the Cardwell and Bella families, who lived on opposite sides of the river. It is a popular spot for fishing and is particularly popular during trout season.
In recent years, Carbella Bridge has faced some controversy due to concerns about its safety and maintenance. The Montana Department of Transportation has announced plans to replace the bridge with a new structure, but there are some who argue that the bridge should be preserved as a historic landmark.
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