Historic Bridges of the U.S.

Alton Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
Built 1928; closed for major repairs in 1959 and 1975; permently closed January 4, 1994; first span imploded August 11, 1994, other 6 spans imploded August-October 1994
Lost seven-span through truss bridge over the Mississippi River on US 67 at Alton
Replaced by the Clark Bridge

Beardstown Bridge (Cass County, Illinois)
Built 1955; rehabilitated 1985
Through truss bridge over the Illinois River on US 67/IL 100 at Beardstown
Open to two-lane traffic

Bellerive Bridge (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built 1918
Concrete arch bridge over Broadway on Bellerive Blvd. in St. Louis
Open to traffic with a 10 ton weight limit

Brazos River Bridge (Somervell County, Texas)
Built 1947
Through truss bridge over Brazos River on US 67
Open to traffic

Clark Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
Built 1994, replacing the
Cable-stayed bridge over the Mississippi River on US 67 at Alton
Open to four lanes of traffic

Coldwater Bridge (Wayne County, Missouri)
Built 1924
Tee beam bridge over Cedar Creek on CR 209 (Old US 67) at Coldwater
Open to traffic

Cool Springs Bridge (Wayne County, Missouri)
Built 1924
Pony truss bridge over Otter Creek near Cool Springs Church on CR 403 (Old US 67)
Open to two-lane traffic on a gravel road

Cypress Bayou Old US 67 Bridge (White County, Arkansas)
Bypassed by new alignment in 1950
Pony truss bridge over Cypress Bayou on US 67 (later AR 367)
Partially collapsed with one truss still standing

De Roache Creek US 67 Bridge (Clark County, Arkansas)
Built 1929; rehabilitated 1956
Concrete arch bridge over De Roache Creek on US 67
Open to traffic

Delisle Creek US 67 Bridge (Hot Spring County, Arkansas)
Built 1929; rehabilitated 1956
Concrete arch bridge over Delisle Creek on US 67
Open to traffic

Fulton Bridge (Hempstead County, Arkansas)
Replaced 1982
Lost five-span open-spandrel arch bridge over Red River on US 67 at Fulton
Replaced by a new bridge

Greenville Bridge (Wayne County, Missouri)
Built ca. 1930. It replaced an earlier bridge with a 10-panel Pennsylvania through truss.
Through truss bridge over St. Francis River (Lake Wappapello) on US 67 at Old Greenville
Open to two-lane traffic on a major highway

Happy Hollow Bridge (Butler County, Missouri)
Small concrete bridge on Route O (Old US 67) in Hendrickson
Open to traffic

Hendrickson Bridge (Butler County, Missouri)
Built 1933-34 as part of a realignment of US 67. Closed in 1965 when a section collapsed after being hit by a truck; was reopened in 29 days. Replacement bridge built 1976.
Abandoned two-span through truss bridge over Black River near Hendrickson
Abandoned and overgrown with kudzu, but reachable on foot

Hendrickson Viaduct (Butler County, Missouri)
Built 1933
Concrete bridge with balusters on Old US 67 over the Union Pacific Railroad west of Hendrickson
Open to traffic, providing access to the Hendrickson boat ramp

Hilliard Bridge (Butler County, Missouri)
Built ca. 1922; replaced 1964
Lost through truss bridge over Black River on Route W (originally US 67) at Hilliard northeast of Poplar Bluff
Short stretch of pavement from eastern approach still visible

Joachim Avenue Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Built 1924; made obsolete by new bridge in 1933; closed to traffic Nov. 21, 2005; main span demolished Dec. 27, 2006
Lost through truss bridge over Joachim Creek on Joachim Avenue (Old US 61/67) in Herculaneum
Demolished to make way for replacement

Joachim Creek US 61 Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Built 1933; rehabilitated 1985
Through truss bridge over Joachim Creek on US 61/67 in Herculaneum
Open to four lanes of traffic

Lemay Ferry Bridge (St. Louis County, Missouri)
Built 1933
Lost two-span through truss bridge over Meramec River on US 61/67 north of Arnold in Oakville
Replaced by a new bridge in September 2004; old bridge demolished November 2004

Lewis Bridge (St. Louis County, Missouri)
The current bridge was built 1979
Lost through truss bridge over the Missouri River on US 67 adjacent to Bellefontaine Railroad Bridge
Replaced by a modern four-lane deck-girder bridge

Little Missouri River US 67 Bridge (Clark County, Arkansas)
Built 1931 by the Vincennes Bridge Co. of Vincennes, Indiana
Three-span pony truss bridge over Little Missouri River on US 67
Open to traffic

Little Piasa Creek US 67 Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
Built 1939
Concrete arch bridge over Little Piasa Creek on US 67, 9.3 mi. south of Jerseyville
Open to traffic

Little Zion Bridge (Madison County, Missouri)
Built 1922
Pony truss bridge over a branch of Twelvemile Creek near Zion on CR 417 (Old US 67)
Open to traffic with a 20 ton limit on a paved road

Lodi Bridge (Wayne County, Missouri)
Built 1931 by M.E. Gillioz of Monett, Missouri
Concrete slab bridge with balusters on Old US 67 (CR 305) over Bennett Creek at Lodi
Open to traffic

McKinney Bayou Old US 67 Bridge (Miller County, Arkansas)
Built 1929 by contractor McGuire & Cavender. Made obsolete 1954 by a new parallel alignment of US 67.
Concrete bridge over McKinney Bayou on CR 138 (Old US 67) northeast of Texarkana in Texarkana
Open to traffic on a frontage road

Newport Bridge (Jackson County, Arkansas)
Built 1930
Cantilevered through truss bridge on AR 367 (formerly US 67) over White River at Newport
Open to two-lane traffic

North Boat Ditch US 67 Bridge (Clark County, Arkansas)
Built 1931 by the Virginia Bridge & Iron Co. of Roanoke, Virginia
Pony truss bridge over North Boat Ditch of Terre Noire Creek on US 67
Open to traffic

Ouachita River US 67 Bridge (Hot Spring County, Arkansas)
Built 1929; rehabilitated 1957
Three-span arch bridge over Ouachita River on US 67
Open to traffic

Paup's Spur Bayou Old US 67 Bridge (Miller County, Arkansas)
Built 1929 by contractor McGuire & Cavender. Made obsolete 1954 by a new parallel alignment of US 67.
Concrete bridge over Paup's Spur Bayou on CR 138 (Old US 67) northeast of Texarkana
Open to traffic on a frontage road

Pocahontas Bridge (Randolph County, Arkansas)
Built 1934 by the Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co., replacing an earlier through truss structure located closer to the railroad bridge. Parallel bridge built 1986.
Through truss bridge with a center swing span over Black River on US 67 at Pocahontas
Open to two lanes of westbound traffic; eastbound traffic is carried by a parallel deck girder bridge

Rock Island Centennial Bridge (Rock Island County, Illinois)
Built 1940; rehabilitated 1996
Through arch bridge over the Mississippi River on US 67 between Davenport and Rock Island
Open to traffic

Saline River AR 229 Bridge (Saline County, Arkansas)
Built 1928; replaced 1999
Lost two-span open-spandrel arch bridge over Saline River on AR 229 (Old US 67/70) just west of Benton in Benton
Replaced by a new bridge

Searcy Bridge (White County, Arkansas)
Lost swing through truss bridge over Little Red River on US 67W (now Davis Road, CR 76)
No longer exists

South Big River Bridge (St. Francois County, Missouri)
Built 1924; made obsolete by new bridge in 1957
Through truss bridge over Big River on Old US 67 in Desloge
Open to two-lane traffic

South Boat Ditch US 67 Bridge (Clark County, Arkansas)
Built 1931 by the Virginia Bridge & Iron Co. of Roanoke, Virginia
Pony truss bridge over South Boat Ditch on US 67
Open to two-lane traffic

Terre Noire Creek US 67 Bridge (Clark County, Arkansas)
Built 1931 by the Virginia Bridge & Iron Co. of Roanoke, Virginia
Pony truss bridge over Terre Noire Creek on US 67
Open to traffic

Terre Rouge Creek US 67 Bridge (Hempstead County, Arkansas)
Built 1931 by the Virginia Bridge & Iron Co.
Pony truss bridge over Terre Rouge Creek on US 67
Open to two-lane traffic

Two Mile Creek Bridge (St. Louis County, Missouri)
Built 1930; rehabilitated 1977
Arch bridge over Two Mile Creek on US 61/US 67 in Creve Coeur
Open to traffic

Wet Fork Bridge (Wayne County, Missouri)
Built 1924
Concrete slab bridge over Wet Fork on CR 403 (Old US 67)
Open to traffic

Zion Bridge (Madison County, Missouri)
Built 1922
Pony truss bridge over Twelvemile Creek at Zion on CR 417 (Old US 67)
Open to traffic