Historic Bridges of the U.S.

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Big Piney Creek AR 359 Bridge
Lost wooden bridge over Big Piney Creek on AR 359
No longer exists
Built 1963; replaced 2002

Big Piney Creek Bridge
Through truss bridge over Big Piney Creek on AR 123 near Fort Douglas
Open to one-lane traffic with a weight limit
Built 1931

Hogskin Creek Bridge
Stringer bridge over Hogskin Creek on Hayes Chapel Road (CR 15)
Open to traffic
Built 1942 by the Works Progress Administration

Horsehead Creek Bridge
Stringer bridge over Horsehead Creek on AR 164
Open to traffic
Built 1940 by the Works Progress Administration

Horsehead Creek US 64 Bridge
Two-span pony truss bridge over Horsehead Creek on US 64
Open to traffic
Built 1933 by Fred Luttjohann of Topeka, Kansas

Jamestown Bridge
Pratt pony truss bridge with steel grate deck over Spadra Creek at Clarksville
Open to pedestrians
Bridge has been there since at least 1930 according to local residents

Little Spadra Creek Bridge
Stringer bridge over Little Spadra Creek on CR 23
Open to traffic
Built 1942 by the Works Progress Administration

Lone Pine Road Bridge No. 1
Stringer bridge over Spadra Creek on Lone Pine Road (CR 76)
Open to traffic
Built 1941 by the Works Progress Administration

Lone Pine Road Bridge No. 2
Stringer bridge over Spadra Creek on Lone Pine Road (CR 76)
Open to traffic
Built 1941 by the Works Progress Administration

Minnow Creek Bridge
Tee beam bridge over Minnow Creek on CR 50
Open to traffic
Built 1942 by the Works Progress Administration

Morrison Bluff Bridge
Bridge over Arkansas River on AR 109 at Morrison Bluff
Open to traffic
At 1.6 miles this is the longest bridge in Arkansas

Slough Creek Bridge
Concrete slab bridge over Slough Creek on CR 16
Open to traffic
Built 1939 by the Works Progress Administration

Johnson County