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Searcy County

Aux Arc Wilderness Bridge [Map]
Suspension bridge over Rush Creek on Private Rd
Open to traffic
Built 2015

Bear Creek Bridge [Map · Street View]
Wooden bridge over Bear Creek on CR 278
Open to one-lane traffic
Built 1971

Buffalo River US 65 Bridge [Map · Street View]
Lost three-span arch bridge over Buffalo River on US 65
Replaced by a modern bridge
Built 1928-29; replaced 1990

Cove Creek Bridge [Map · Street View]
Concrete tee beam bridge over Cove Creek on SH 66
Open to traffic
Built 1930

Forest Creek Bridge [Map · Street View]
Concrete slab bridge over Forest Creek on AR 333
Open to traffic
Built 1942 by the Works Progress Administration

Gourd Creek Bridge [Map · Street View]
Stringer bridge over Gourd Creek on AR 377
Open to traffic
Built 1940 by the Works Progress Administration

Granny Creek Bridge [Map · Street View]
Concrete slab bridge over Granny Creek on AR 74
Open to traffic
Built 1940 by the Works Progress Administration

Leslie Swinging Bridge [Map]
Derelict suspension bridge over Middle Fork Little Red River, just upstream from US 65
Derelict, with deck completely missing, but towers and cables remaining

Little Creek Bridge [Map]
Concrete slab bridge over Little Creek on CR 55-A
Open to traffic
Built 1940 by the Works Progress Administration

Old M&NA - Middle Fork Little Red River Bridge [Map]
Lost Bridge over Middle Fork Little Red River; used to carry the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad
Removed but not replaced; only the supports exist

Old M&NA Brush Creek Bridge [Map]
Lost Bridge over Brush Creek; used to carry the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad
Removed but not replaced; only the supports remain

Old M&NA Buffalo National River Bridge [Map]
Lost Bridge over Buffalo National River; used to carry the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad
Removed but not replaced; supports are all that remain

Old M&NA Dry Creek Bridge [Map]
Abandoned bridge over Dry Creek on Used to carry the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad
Abandoned

Tomahawk Creek Bridge [Map]
Stringer bridge over Tomahawk Creek on Tombstone Slab Road (CR 32)
Open to traffic
Built 1940 by the Works Progress Administration