Historic Bridges of the U.S.

Beaufort Channel Bridge (Carteret County, North Carolina)
Built 1957
Bascule bridge over Beaufort Channel on US 70 in Beaufort
Open to traffic

Blue River US 70 Bridge (Bryan County, Oklahoma)
Built 1938
Through truss bridge over Blue River on US 70 in Durant
Open to traffic

Broadway Bridge (Pulaski County, Arkansas)
Completed March 1923 as a five-span open-spandrel arch bridge. Two spans replaced with a single steel through arch span in 1974.
Through arch bridge over the Arkansas River on US 70 (Broadway Street) at Little Rock in North Little Rock
Open to traffic

Buck Creek Bridge (McDowell County, North Carolina)
Built 1922; rehabilitated 1942
Concrete arch bridge over Buck Creek on US 70
Open to traffic

Bunker Hill Covered Bridge (Catawba County, North Carolina)
Built 1895; rehabilitated 1994
Covered bridge over Lyle Creek on Old US 70 at Conner Park
Open to pedestrians only

Caddo Creek Bridge (Bryan County, Oklahoma)
Built 1938
Pony truss bridge over Caddo Creek on US 70 in Durant
Open to traffic

Caney Creek Old US 70 Bridge (Pike County, Arkansas)
Built 1928; made obsolete by a new bridge in 1971
Open-spandrel arch bridge over Caney Creek on CR 721 (Old US 70)
Open to traffic

Clinch River US 70 Bridge (Roane County, Tennessee)
Built 1929-31; demolished 2006
Lost four-span through truss bridge over Clinch River on US 70/TN 1 in Harriman
No longer exists

Crow Creek US 70 Bridge (St. Francis County, Arkansas)
Built 1930
Lost deck truss bridge over Crow Creek on US 70 in Madison
No longer exists

De Valls Bluff Bridge (Prairie County, Arkansas)
Built 1924; new approaches added 1931; repaired in 1972 and 1988; replaced 2004
Lost vertical-lift through truss bridge over White River on US 70 at De Valls Bluff
Replaced by a new bridge

Glenwood Bridge (Pike County, Arkansas)
Lost two-span through truss bridge over Caddo River on US 70 at Glenwood
No longer exists

Hale Creek Bridge (Sevier County, Arkansas)
Built 1919 by the Kansas City Bridge Co. and later designated as part of US 70. Made obsolete by a new alignment of US 70 in 1952.
Pony truss bridge over Hale Creek on CR 271 (Old US 70)
Open to one-lane traffic

Kiamichi River Bridge (Choctaw County, Oklahoma)
Built 1933
Through truss bridge over Kiamichi River on US 70 in Sawyer
Open to traffic

Lake Texoma Bridge (Bryan County, Oklahoma)
Built 1948
Through truss bridge over Lake Texoma on US 70
Open to traffic

Little River Bridge (McCurtain County, Oklahoma)
Built 1938
Through truss bridge over Little River on US 70
Open to traffic

Madison Bridge (St. Francis County, Arkansas)
Built 1933 by the Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Co. of Milwaukee
Through truss bridge with center swing span over St. Francis River on US 70 near Madison
Open to traffic

Mountain Fork River Bridge (McCurtain County, Oklahoma)
Built 1948
Through truss bridge over Mountain Fork River on US 70
Open to traffic

Mud Creek Bridge (Jefferson County, Oklahoma)
Built 2001
Pony truss bridge over Mud Creek on US 70
Open to traffic

Saline River US 70 Bridge (Sevier County, Arkansas)
Lost two-span pony truss bridge over Saline River on US 70 west of Dierks
Replaced by a new bridge in 1950

Self Creek US 70 Bridge (Pike County, Arkansas)
Built 1949 by the D.F. Jones Construction Co. of Little Rock
Three-span open-spandrel arch bridge over Self Creek (Greeson Lake) on US 70 in Daisy
Open to traffic

Trent River Bridge (Craven County, North Carolina)
Built 1955
Swing bridge over Trent River on Business US 70 in New Bern
Open to traffic

Yashau Creek Bridge (McCurtain County, Oklahoma)
Built 1936
Pony truss bridge over Yashau Creek on US 70
Open to traffic