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Through truss

"I" Street Bridge (Yolo County, California)
Built 1911
Swing bridge over Sacramento River, carries railroad tracks and "I" Street in West Sacramento
Open to traffic

"O" Street Viaduct (Douglas County, Nebraska)
Built in 1880s as a railroad bridge; relocated here 1904
Lost Whipple through truss bridge over South Omaha Stockyards on "O" Street
Removed

'S' Bridge (Perquimans County, North Carolina)
Built 1929
Swing bridge over Perquimans River on Business US 17 in Hertford
Open to traffic

1050th Avenue Bridge (Adams County, Illinois)
Built 1922
Through truss bridge over Bear Creek on 1050th Avenue
Open to traffic

107th Street (abandoned) Cedar Creek Bridge (Johnson County, Kansas)
Pratt through truss bridge over Cedar Creek on 107th Street (abandoned)
Closed to all traffic

1100 West Kankakee River Bridge (La Porte County, Indiana)
Built 1912, removed in 1980's.
Through truss bridge over Kankakee River on CR 1100W
Demolished

1100 West Old Kankakee River Bridge (Starke County, Indiana)
Built ca. 1910 over the old channel of the river
Through truss bridge over Old Kankakee River on CR 1100 West
Closed to all traffic, with part of deck missing.

110th Street Bridge (Humboldt County, Iowa)
Built 1911 by the Iowa Bridge Co.
Through truss bridge over East Fork Des Moines River on 110th Street
Open to one-lane traffic

110th Street Bridge (Kossuth County, Iowa)
Built 1895 by the King Bridge Co.
Through truss bridge over East Fork Des Moines River on 110th Street between Humboldt and Algona
Road is closed to traffic

12th Street Bridge (Boyd County, Kentucky)
Built 1930; rehabilitated 1986
Cantilevered Warren through truss bridge (riveted) over Ohio River on U.S. 23 Spur (12th Street) in Ashland
Open to traffic, two lanes, one way southbound

13th Street Bridge (Boyd County, Kentucky)
Built 1985
Continuous Warren through truss bridge over Ohio River on U.S. 23 Spur (13th Street) in Ashland
Open to traffic, two lanes, one way northbound

145th Avenue Bridge (Kossuth County, Iowa)
Built 1900; replaced by new bridge in 1997
Through truss bridge over East Fork Des Moines River on 145th Avenue (CH C12)
Open to pedestrians only

150th Street Bridge (Story County, Iowa)
Built 1920 to replace a lost bridge on the Lincoln Highway, moved here in 1952; rehabilitated 1974
Through truss bridge over Skunk River on 150th Street
Open to traffic

170th Street Bridge (Story County, Iowa)
Built 1939
Through truss bridge over Skunk River on a local road
Open to traffic

17th Street Wilderness Road Bridge (Bell County, Kentucky)
Built ca. 1890
Through truss bridge over Yellow Creek on 17th Street (also known as Wildnerness Road, also old U.S. 25-E)) in Middlesborough
Open to traffic

180th Street Bridge (Story County, Iowa)
Built 1927; rehabilitated 1974; replaced 2011
Through truss bridge over Skunk River on a local road
Replaced by a new bridge

1st Bridge (at Magazine) (Logan County, Arkansas)
Replaced 1982
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Petit Jean River on AR 109 just south of Magazine
Demolished to make way for upgrade of hwy. 109

20 Mile Bend Bridge (Palm Beach County, Florida)
Built 1937
Warren through truss swing bridge over C-51 Canal on CR-880 (Canal Street)
Open to traffic

20th Street Viaduct (Denver County, Colorado)
Built 1909-11; replaced 1994
Lost through truss and plate girder bridge over South Platte River and railyard on 20th Street in Denver
Replaced by new bridge

218th Street Bridge (Delaware County, Iowa)
Built 1915
Through truss bridge over Plum Creek on 218th Street
Open to traffic

244th Avenue Bridge (Winneshiek County, Iowa)
Built 1924
Two-span through truss bridge over Upper Iowa River on 244th Avenue, east of Bluffton
Open to one-lane traffic

25th Street West over Amargosa Creek (Los Angeles County, California)
Built 1929; rehabilitated 1976, Replaced in 2000
Lost through truss bridge over Amargosa Creek on 25th Street West in Palmdale
Replaced by a new bridge

26th Street Bridge (St. Clair County, Illinois)
Built 1936; rehabilitated 1988
2 span through truss bridge over Southern Rr on 26th St in East Saint Louis
Open to traffic

2850th North Rd over Iroquois River, 2.3 miles west of Ill Rt 1 @ Martinton (Iroquois County, Illinois)
Built late 1890's, replaced late 1970's after damaged by motor vehicle
Lost Through truss bridge over Iroquois River on 2850th North Road
Lost

295th Street Bridge (Cerro Gordo County, Iowa)
Made obsolete by new bridge in 1985
Through truss bridge over Shell Rock River on 295th Street at Wilkinson Pioneer Park
Open to pedestrians only

2nd Avenue Bridge (McHenry County, North Dakota)
Built 1921; rehabilitated 1968
Through truss bridge over Mouse River on 2nd Avenue in Velva
Open to traffic

2nd Bridge (at Magazine) (Logan County, Arkansas)
Built 1922
Closed through truss bridge over Petit Jean River on Old AR 109 south of Magazine
Bypassed by modern bridge in 1982

2nd Street Sylvan Island Bridge (Rock Island County, Illinois)
Built 1901, replacing a superstructure built in 1872 by the Baltimore Bridge Company.
Pratt through truss bridge over Sylvan Slough on 2nd Street
Open to pedestrians

351st Road Bridge (Miami County, Kansas)
Built 1912
Abandoned Pratt through truss bridge over Maries Des Cygnes River on 351st Road
Abandoned

3rd Bridge (at Sugar Grove) (Logan County, Arkansas)
Built 1906 by the Joliet Bridge Co.; closed to traffic ca. 1998
Closed through truss bridge over Petit Jean River on Old AR 109 just north of Sugar Grove, 4 miles south of Magazine.
Closed to all traffic

3rd Street Bridge (Bremer County, Iowa)
Built 1917; rehabilitated 1982
Through truss bridge over Cedar River on 3rd Street SE in Waverly
Open to traffic

3rd Street Bridge (Scott County, Iowa)
Through truss bridge over 3rd Street on Iowa Interstate Railroad tracks
Open to traffic

410th Street Bridge (Sioux County, Iowa)
Built 1897 by W.W. Allen; replaced 2001
Lost through truss bridge over Floyd River on 410th Street southwest of Hospers
Replaced by a modern bridge

55th Avenue Bridge (Warren County, Iowa)
Built ca. 1950
Riveted Camelback Pratt through truss bridge over Middle River on 55th Avenue
Open to traffic

600 Road Bridge (Cook County, Minnesota)
Built 1913
Truss bridge over Temperance River on 600 Road
Open to traffic

6th Avenue Bridge (Linn County, Iowa)
Lost Through truss bridge over Indian Creek on 6th Avenue
Removed

6th Street Bridge (Richmond County, Georgia)
Truss bridge over Savannah River on Norfolk Southern Railway in Augusta
Open to traffic

8th Street Bridge (Umatilla County, Oregon)
Built 1909; rehabilitated 1955
Pin-connected Pratt through truss bridge over Umatilla River on 8th Street in Pendleton
Open to traffic

8th Street Pedestrian Bridge (Ward County, North Dakota)
Pratt through truss footbridge over Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway on a pedestrian trail in Minot
Open to pedestrians

Abandoned Bridge (Marion County, Ohio)
Built c1925
Pratt through truss bridge over Unknown Creek on Hollman Road


Abandoned French Creek bridge (Chester County, Pennsylvania)
Abandoned through truss bridge over French Creek
Abandoned

Abandoned Leaf River GM&N Railroad Bridge (Perry County, Mississippi)
Built 1902
Abandoned through truss railroad bridge over Leaf River
Abandoned

Abandoned Olentangy River Rail Bridge (Marion County, Ohio)
Abandoned through truss bridge over Olentangy River in Caledonia
Abandoned

Abbotts Creek Bridge (Davidson County, North Carolina)
Built 1927 by the Virginia Bridge Co.; replaced 1985
Lost Parker truss bridge over Abbotts Creek (High Rock Lake) on NC-2294
Lost circa 1985

Abiaca Creek Bridge (Carroll County, Mississippi)
Built ca. 1930
Through truss bridge over Abiaca Creek
Open to traffic

Abington Bridge (Wayne County, Indiana)
Built 1881; replaced 1991
Lost through truss bridge over East Fork Whitewater River on Pottershop Road
Replaced by new bridge

Able Mitchell Bridge (Parke County, Indiana)
Built 1892 by the Wrought Iron Bridge Co., bypassed 1991
Through truss bridge over Big Raccoon Creek on Green Castle Road northeast of Bridgeton
Open to pedestrians only

Academia Covered Bridge (Juniata County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1902 by James M. Groniger
Covered bridge over Tuscarora Creek southeast of Academia
Open to pedestrians only

Achmun Creek Bridge (Yell County, Arkansas)
Built ca. 1920
Through truss bridge over Achmun Creek on Mickles Switch Road (CR 49/Old AR 10) northwest of Ola
Open to one-lane traffic

Ackley Covered Bridge (Wayne County, Michigan)
Originally crossed between Greene and Washington Counties in Pennsylvania (38-30-41x). Dismantled and moved to Dearborn in November 1937.
Multiple Kingpost through truss bridge over pond in Dearborn


ACL Hillsborough River Railroad Bridge (Hillsborough County, Florida)
Built in 1915 for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Through truss bascule bridge over the Hillsborough River next to Cass Street in downtown Tampa on CSX Transportation
Open to traffic

ACL St. Marys River Bridge (Nassau County, Florida)
Originally built for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Warren through truss bridge over St. Marys River on double railroad track of CSX Railroad
Open to traffic

Adairs Covered Bridge (Perry County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1864; damaged by flooding in 1919
Covered bridge over Shermans Creek on PA 3008
Open to traffic

Adams Covered Bridge (Morgan County, Ohio)
Built 1875
Covered bridge over San Toy Creek on San Toy Road south of Portersville
Open to pedestrians only

Adams Covered Bridge (Parke County, Indiana)
Built 1907, destroyed by flood in 1969
Lost covered bridge over Little Raccoon Creek on CR100N east of Nyesville
Destroyed by flood

Adams Mill Covered Bridge (Carroll County, Indiana)
Built 1872 by the Wheelock Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 1990
Covered bridge over Wildcat Creek on CR 50 East
Open to traffic

Adams Street Bridge (Mason County, Illinois)
lost 3 span Pratt Through Truss Bridge
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Illinois River in Havana
Replaced by new bridge

Adamsboro Bridge (Cass County, Indiana)
Built in 1898 by the Wabash Bridge & Iron Works, replaced in 1985.
Lost through truss bridge over Eel River on CR 150 N in Adamsboro
Replaced by new bridge

Adel Bridge (Dallas County, Iowa)
Built 1882 by the King Bridge Co.
Two-span through truss bridge over North Raccoon River on River Street in Adel
Closed to all traffic

Aden Road Bridge (Prince William County, Virginia)
Built 1882
Through truss bridge over Southern Railroad on Aden Road in Nokesville
Open to traffic

Advance Mills Road Bridge (Albemarle County, Virginia)
Built 1943
Through truss bridge over North Fork Rivanna River on Advance Mills Road
Demolished and replaced with a welded pony truss.

Aetnaville Bridge (Ohio County, West Virginia)
Built 1891; closed to traffic December 1988
Through truss bridge over Ohio River Back Channel on Georgia Street in Wheeling
Open to pedestrians

Afton Canyon Railroad Bridge (San Bernardino County, California)
Through truss bridge over Mohave River on BNSF Railroad
Open to traffic

Afton Canyon Railroad Bridge, East (San Bernardino County, California)
Built 1938, replaced bridge washed away in flood
Pratt Through truss bridge over Mojave River on Union Pacific Railroad
Open to traffic

Afton Canyon Railroad Bridge, West (San Bernardino County, California)
Pratt through truss bridge over Mohave River on BNSF railroad
Open to traffic

Ahnapee and Western Railroad Swing Bridge (Door County, Wisconsin)
This was the first bridge crossing the bay of Sturgeon Bay
Lost Through truss bridge over Sturgeon Bay
Lost

Aiken Street Bridge (Middlesex County, Massachusetts)
Built 1883 by the Corrugated Metal Co. (Berlin Iron Bridge Co.)
Five-span through truss bridge over Merrimack River on Aiken Street in Lowell
Open to traffic

Air Line Blue River bridge (Jackson County, Missouri)
Carried the Air Line in to Independence
Bridge over Big Blue River on abandoned KCS Air Line, just west of I-435
Rails removed and decked with boards. Open to traffic by tired railroad vehicles.

Airport Highway Bridge (Sullivan County, Tennessee)
(Main design: Camelback through truss)
Built 1938, closed 2010, demolished 2011
Lost camelback through truss bridge over South Fork Holston River on State Highway 75
Demolished, replaced by concrete tee-beam bridge

Airtight Bridge (Coles County, Illinois)
Built 1914 by the Decatur Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 2010
Through truss bridge over Embarras River on TR 275, northeast of Charleston, 3 mi. northwest of Ashmore
Open to traffic

Ak-sar-ben Bridge (Douglas County, Nebraska)
Built 1888; tolls removed 1947; replaced by I-480 bridge in 1966
Lost Whipple through truss bridge over Missouri River on Douglas Street
Replaced by new bridge

Alaska Highway Bridge (Southeast Fairbanks Census Area, Alaska)
Built 1944
Cantilever truss (Subdivided Warren truss) over Tanana River on Alaska Highway in Tetlin
Open to traffic

Alaska Highway Bridge (Southeast Fairbanks Census Area, Alaska)
Built 1944
A subdivided Warren truss bridge over Gerstle River on Alaska Highway in Delta Junction
Open to traffic

Albany Bridge (Delaware County, Indiana)
Built 1905; rehabilitated 1985
Through truss bridge over Mississinewa River on CR 800 East
Open to traffic

Albany Covered Bridge (Carroll County, New Hampshire)
Built 1858; rehabilitated 1970
Covered bridge over Swift River on Dugway Road in Albany
Open to traffic

Albany Turnpike Bridge (Columbia County, New York)
Built 1910; rehabilitated 1943
Through truss bridge over CSX Railroad on Albany Turnpike
Open to traffic

Albert Lea Viaduct (Freeborn County, Minnesota)
Built 1934 by A. Guthrie & Co. of Minneapolis; replaced 2001
Lost two-span through truss bridge over the Union Pacific Railroad tracks on MN 13 in Albert Lea
Replaced by modern bridge

Albright Bridge (Hamilton County, Iowa)
Built 1907
Pratt through truss bridge over Boone River on Inkpaduta Avenue
Open to traffic

Alder Point Railroad Bridge (Humboldt County, California)
Built 1913 by the American Bridge Co.
Through truss bridge over Eel River on Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Closed to all traffic

Alfred H. Smith Memorial Bridge (Rensselaer County, New York)
Built 1924
Through truss bridge over Hudson River on CSX Transportation
Open to traffic

Aline Covered Bridge (Snyder County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1884
Covered bridge over North Branch Mahantango Creek in Meiserville
Open to pedestrians only

Allegheny River Bridge (Forest County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1934; rehabilitated 1971
Through truss bridge over Allegheny River on PA 62 (Hunter Station Road)
Open to traffic

Allegheny River Bridge (Warren County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1933; rehabilitated 1978, 2002
Through truss bridge over Allegheny River on PA 127 (Buckingham Street) in Tidioute
Open to traffic

Allen Street Bridge (Cowlitz County, Washington)
Built 1923; rehabilitated 1970, Replaced 2000
Lost through truss bridge over Cowlitz River on Allen Street in Kelso
Replaced by a new bridge in 2000

Allenville Covered Bridge (Cape Girardeau County, Missouri)
Built soon after the Civil War to replace an earlier structure. Destroyed by a severe thunderstorm during the morning of Nov. 2, 1945.
Lost covered bridge over Old Channel Whitewater River near Allenville
Destroyed by a severe thunderstorm

Allenville Railroad Bridge (Cape Girardeau County, Missouri)
Built 1918 by the Bethlehem Steel Bridge Corp.
Through truss railroad bridge over the Diversion Channel between Allenville and Delta on the Belmont Branch, Iron Mountain Railroad
No longer in use

Allerton Road Bridge East Bradford Township (Chester County, Pennsylvania)
Built ca. 1905
Through truss bridge over East Branch of Brandywine Creek on Allerton Road of fPa. 842 Southwest of West Chester, PA
Open to traffic

Alley Ford Bridge (Franklin County, Indiana)
Built 1927; rehabilitated 2010
Through truss bridge over Pipe Creek on Pipe Creek Road
Open to traffic

Alloway Creek Bridge (Salem County, New Jersey)
Built 1905, altered 1976
Swing bridge over Alloway Creek on CR 623
Closed to all traffic

Altamont Pass Road Bridge (Alameda County, California)
Built 1907
Warren through truss railroad bridge over Altamont Pass Road.
Open to traffic

Alton Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
Built 1928; closed for major repairs in 1959 and 1975; permanently 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

Alton Bridge (Crawford County, Indiana)
Through truss bridge over Little Blue River on CR 1190 South in Alton
Open to one-lane traffic

Alton Railroad Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
Built 1892-94 under the direction of George S. Morison. Railroad line abandoned in 1988.
Lost through truss swing bridge over the Mississippi River on the Burlington Northern Railroad at Alton
Removed after the railroad line was abandoned

Alton Steel Rail Yard Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)
Abandoned Pratt through truss bridge over the rail yard in Alton, south of E. Broadway
Abandoned

Alum Creek CR 225 (W. Liberty E. Rd.) Bridge (Morrow County, Ohio)
Built 1876 by the Wrought Iron Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 1942
Through truss bridge over Alum Creek on CR 225 (W. Liberty E. Rd.)
Open to traffic

Alvord Road Bridge (Otsego County, New York)
Built 1924
Through truss bridge over Delaware & Hudson Railroad on Alvord Road
Open to traffic

Ambridge-Woodlawn Bridge (Beaver County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1927 by the American Bridge Co.
Cantilevered through truss bridge over the Ohio River on 11th Street in Ambridge
Open to traffic

Amelia Earhart Bridge (Atchison County, Kansas)
Built 1937-38; rehabilitated 1975
Through truss bridge over the Missouri River on US 59 at Atchison
Open to traffic

Amelia River Swing Bridge (Nassau County, Florida)
Built 1920 by the Virginia Bridge & Iron Co.
Polygonal Warren through truss bridge over Amelia River on First Coast Railroad (formerly Seaboard Air Line Railway)
Open to traffic

American Legion Memorial Bridge (Sullivan County, Tennessee)
Built 1949-50 by the Tennessee Valley Authority, in cooperation with the Tennessee Highway Department
1 2-span Warren Riveted through truss bridge over Holston River, South Fork on U.S. 421 (State Highway 34)
Open to traffic

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