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Santa Ana River Railroad Bridge (Riverside County, California)
Built 1904
Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Santa Ana River on Union Pacific Railroad
Open to traffic

Santa Fe Railroad S&S Canal Bridge (Cook County, Illinois)
Built 1898
Two track Pratt through truss bridge over Sanitary & Ship Canal on BNSF (former Santa Fe) Railroad
Open to traffic

Santa Fe Truss Bridge (Monroe County, Missouri)
Built 1888 as a two-span bridge near Florida by the St. Louis Bridge & Iron Co.; relocated here in 1932; replaced 1992
Lost wrought-iron through truss bridge over South Fork Salt River on CR 645 just south of Santa Fe
Replaced by a modern bridge

Saugus River Railroad Bridge (Essex County, Massachusetts)
Built 1911
Plate girder bascule bridge over Saugus River on the MBTA Railroad
Unknown status

Saxton Ford Bridge (Buchanan County, Missouri)
Built 1925 by the Witham Construction Co.; replaced 1989
Lost through truss bridge over Platte River on Saxton-Easton Road
Replaced by a modern bridge

Scarlets Mill Bridge (Berks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1881
Relocated pony truss bridge on the Horseshoe Trail


Schell Bridge (Franklin County, Massachusetts)
Built 1903
Cantilevered through truss bridge over Connecticut River on East Northfield Road
Closed to all traffic

Schneider's Ford Bridge (Cole County, Missouri)
Built 1897-98 by the Youngstown Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 1979; replaced 1988
Lost through truss over Moreau River on Bald Hill Road, southeast of Jefferson City
Replaced by a concrete bridge

Schoharie Creek Aqueduct (Montgomery County, New York)
Built 1839-1841, put into service 1845; six arches demolished 1915; three more have collapsed since
Stone arch bridge over Schoharie Creek on the Erie Canal towpath at Fort Hunter
Derelict/abandoned

School Street Bridge (Hunterdon County, New Jersey)
Built 1870 by the Cowin Iron Works; rehabilitated 1993
Pony truss bridge over Spruce Run River on School Street in Glen Gardner
Open to traffic

Scranton Yards Lackawanna River Bridge (Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1907-08
Deck plate girder bridge over Lackawanna River on Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad


Seaford Bridge (Sussex County, Delaware)
Built 1925 by the Chicago Bascule Bridge Co.
Bascule bridge over Nanticoke River on Front Street in Seaford
Open to traffic

Second Hennepin Avenue Suspension Bridge (Hennepin County, Minnesota)
Built 1876 by engineer Thomas Griffith; demolished 1890
Lost suspension bridge over the Mississippi River (West Channel) on Hennepin Avenue at Nicollet Island in Minneapolis
Demolished to make room for a steel arch bridge

Second Street Bridge (Pulaski County, Arkansas)
Built 1915 by the Fox Construction Co. of El Reno, Oklahoma
Lost pony arch bridge over the Rock Island Railroad on Second Street in Little Rock
No longer exists

Seneca Aqueduct (Montgomery County, Maryland)
Built 1833, One span collasped after flooding in 1971
Brick arch bridge over Seneca Creek on C&O Canal Path
Open to pedestrians

Sentinel Bridge (Mariposa County, California)
Built 1918-19, Widened 1960, Replaced 1994
Lost Concrete deck girder bridge over Merced River on Sentinel Drive
Replaced by new bridge

Sharon Station Bridge (Litchfield County, Connecticut)
Built 1885 by the Berlin Iron Bridge Co.; reconstructed in 1956
Lenticular pony truss bridge over Webatuck Creek on Sharon Station Road
Unknown status

Shaw Bridge (Columbia County, New York)
Built 1870 by J.D. Hutchinson
Abandoned bowstring pony truss bridge over Claverack Creek on Van Wyck Lane
Abandoned

Shelby Street Bridge (Davidson County, Tennessee)
Built 1907-09; rehabilitated for pedestrian use in 2003
Three-span through truss bridge over Cumberland River on Shelby Street in downtown Nashville
Open to pedestrians only

Shippingsport Bridge (La Salle County, Illinois)
Lost 7 span through truss vertical lift bridge, replaced with a modern span.
Lost through truss bridge over Illinois River on once carried US 51 and later IL 351
Replaced by new bridge

Silver Bridge (Franklin County, Arkansas)
Built ca. 1929 by the Lakeside Bridge & Steel Co.; rehabilitated 1976; closed to traffic Nov. 2006; Reopened Nov 2007
Three-span through truss bridge over Mulberry River on CR 67 (Wire Road) just north of I-40 in Mulberry
Open to traffic with 3 Ton weight Limit

Singing Bridge (Middlesex County, Connecticut)
Built 1925 by the American Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 2004
Through truss bridge over Patchaug River on US 1 in Westbrook
Open to traffic

Sister Bridge I: Roberto Clemente Bridge (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1928; rehabilitated 1995
Suspension bridge over Allegheny River on Sixth Street in Pittsburgh
Open to traffic

Sister Bridge II: Andy Warhol Bridge (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1926; rehabilitated 1977
Suspension bridge over Allegheny River on Seventh Street in Pittsburgh
Open to traffic

Sister Bridge III: Rachel Carson Bridge (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1926; rehabilitated 1993
Suspension bridge over Allegheny River on Ninth Street in Pittsburgh
Open to traffic

Siuslaw River Bridge (Lane County, Oregon)
Built 1936; rehabilitated 1977, Rehabilitated 2010
Bascule bridge over Siuslaw River on US 101 in Florence
Open to traffic

Sixth Street Bridge (Lynchburg, Virginia)
Built 1871-72; roadway deck removed in 1944
Baltimore deck truss bridge over Blackwater Creek on Sixth Street
Unknown status: Probably lost

Sixth Street Bridge over the Los Angeles River (Los Angeles County, California)
Built 1932
Steel arch bridge over Los Angeles River on Sixth Street in Los Angeles
Open to traffic

Sixth Street Viaduct (Des Moines County, Iowa)
Built 1886; Enhanced 1903; Replaced 1993
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Over BNSF Railroad & Valley Street on 6th Street in Burlington
Replaced by new bridge

Smithfield Street Bridge (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1883 under the direction of engineer Gustav Lindenthal
Two-span lenticular through truss bridge over Monongahela River on Smithfield Street in Pittsburgh
Open to four lanes of traffic

Smithton Bridge (Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1900 by the Pittsburgh Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 1935 and 1964; replaced 1986
Lost cantilevered through truss bridge over Youghigheny River on PA 981 in Smithton
Replaced by new bridge

Snowden Bridge (Richland County, Montana)
Built 1914; retrofitted to also allow vehicular toll traffic in 1925
Vertical-lift through truss bridge over the Missouri River on the BNSF Railroad
Open to railroad traffic

Snyder Hollow Bridge (Ulster County, New York)
Built 1883 lost around 1997
Lost Double-intersection Warren through truss bridge over Esopus Creek on Woodland Valley Road
Replaced by new bridge

Sockman Road Bridge (Knox County, Ohio)
Built 1873 by the Russell Bridge Co.; replaced 1996
Lost pony truss bridge over Granny Creek on Sockman Road (TR 384)
No longer exists

South Avenue over Merritt Parkway Bridge (Fairfield County, Connecticut)
Built 1937; rehabilitated 1997
Rigid frame bridge over the Merritt Parkway (CT 15) on South Avenue (CT 124)
Open to traffic

South Fork Bridge (Garland County, Arkansas)
Built 1928 by a county work crew for $3,500. Made obsolete by a new bridge in 1985 and closed to traffic.
Two-span concrete arch bridge over South Fork Saline River, next to AR 128
Open to pedestrians only

South Fork Tuolumne River Bridge (Tuolumne County, California)
Built 1937
Steel stringer bridge over South Fork Tuolumne River on Tioga Road
Open to traffic

South Franklin Street Bridge (Crawford County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1939; rehabilitated 1981
Steel through arch bridge over Oil Creek on PA 8 (Franklin Street) in Titusville
Open to traffic

Spalding Bridge (Menominee County, Michigan)
Built 1918; Moved 1934; Altered in 1988; Replaced 1995; Relocated 1997
Relocated Pratt pony truss bridge over Big Cedar River on Old US 2/Old US 41 in Spalding
Replaced by new bridge; Relocated 1997

Spavinaw Creek Bedstead Bridge (Benton County, Arkansas)
Built 1909 by the Illinois Steel Bridge Co. of Jacksonville, Illinois. Replaced 1990
Lost bedstead pony truss bridge over Spavinaw Creek on CR 29 (Orchard Road) between Gravette and Decatur
Replaced by a new bridge

Spring Creek Bridge (Elk County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1898; rehabilitated 1997
Through truss bridge over Spring Creek on TR 301
Demolished

Spring Lake Bridge (Yell County, Arkansas)
Built 1936 by the United States Resettlement Administration (WPA)
Small two-span stone arch bridge over Bob Barnes Branch at Spring Lake Recreation Area
Open to traffic

Springdale Bridge (Park County, Montana)
Built 1908; south span replaced 1916; bypassed by new bridge in 1981
Through truss bridge over Yellowstone River on Route 563
Lost

Springfield Bridge (Faulkner County, Arkansas)
Completed July 1874 by the King Bridge Manufactory & Iron Works of Iola, Kansas, a branch of the King Bridge Co. of Cleveland, Ohio. Bypassed by a new bridge 1991.
Iron bowstring truss bridge over Cadron Creek near Springfield on the Conway-Faulkner County line
Abandoned, with portion of deck missing

Squirrel Bridge (Fremont County, Idaho)
Built during the late 1930's by the Civilian Conservation Corps; replaced 1983
Lost wooden Howe pony truss bridge over Fall River on CCC Camp Road
Replaced by a new bridge

St. Charles Air Line Bridge (Cook County, Illinois)
Built in 1919, original length was 260 ft. -- later shortened to 220 ft. in 1930
Railroad bascule bridge over the Chicago River near downtown Chicago
Open to traffic

St. Johns Bridge (Multnomah County, Oregon)
Built 1931
Suspension bridge over Willamette River on US 30 Bypass in Portland
Open to traffic

St. Mary River Aqueduct Bridge (Glacier County, Montana)
Built 1915 by the Minneapolis Bridge Co.; bypassed 2008
Two-span through truss bridge over St. Mary River on CR 224, also carrying a pair of water pipelines
Closed to traffic, but still carries pipelines

St. Mary River Bridge (Glacier County, Montana)
Built 1934
Three-span concrete arch bridge over St. Mary River on Going-To-The-Sun Road
Open to traffic

Stanislaus River Railroad Bridge (Stanislaus County, California)
Built 1905, Truss span replaced with deck girder ca. 1995
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Stanislaus River on Santa Fe Railroad (B.N.S.F.)


State Bridge (Rio Grande County, Colorado)
Built 1907-08 by the Denver Bridge Co.; replaced 1986
Lost through truss bridge over the Rio Grande on CR 17
Replaced by new bridge

Station Road Bridge (Cuyahoga County, Ohio)
Built 1881-82 by the Massillon Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 1992
Through truss bridge over the Cuyahoga River on Station Road in Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Open to pedestrians only

Stauffer Road Bridge (Frederick County, Maryland)
Built 1910; rehabilitated 1970; replaced 1998
Lost Pratt pony truss bridge over Israel Creek on Stauffer Road
Replaced by new bridge

Steel Bridge (Multnomah County, Oregon)
Built 1912
Vertical-lift through truss bridge over Willamette River on OR 99W in Portland
Open to highway and light rail traffic on upper deck; bicycle/pedestrian and rail traffic on lower deck

Stillwater Road Bridge (Providence County, Rhode Island)
Built 1886 by the Berlin Iron Bridge Co.
Lenticular pony truss bridge over Woonasqustucket River on Stillwater Road
Open to pedestrians only

Stoneman Bridge (Mariposa County, California)
Built 1933
Concrete arch bridge over Merced River on Valley Loop Road in Yosemite Valley
Open to traffic

Stono River SC 700 Bridge (Charleston County, South Carolina)
Built 1929 by the Greenville Steel & Iron Co.; rehabilitated and widened in 1951; replaced 2004
Lost pony truss swing bridge over Stono River on SC 700, west of Charleston
Bridge replaced in 2004.

Sugar Creek Bridge (Christian County, Kentucky)
Built 1894 by the Groton Bridge & Manufacturing Co. of Groton, NY. Replaced 1985
Lost bedstead pony truss bridge over Sugar Creek on KY 124
Replaced by modern bridge in 1985

Sugar Pine Bridge (Mariposa County, California)
Built 1928
Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Merced River on Mirror Lake Trail
Open to pedestrians/bicyclists only

Sulphite Railroad Bridge (Merrimack County, New Hampshire)
Built 1896 as Covered Pratt Deck Truss, Abandoned 1976, Outer wood burned off by vandals in 1980
Pratt deck truss bridge over Winnipesautee River on Former Boston & Maine Railroad (originally Tilton & Franklin Railroad)
Closed to all traffic

Summer Street over Fort Point Channel Bridge (Suffolk County, Massachusetts)
Built 1899, Rehabilitated 1918, 1952, 1959, 1967, 1990, and 1998.
Retractile deck plate girder bridge over Fort Point Channel on Summer Street
Open to traffic

Sunset Bridge (Polk County, Missouri)
Built 1884-85 on the Bolivar-Buffalo Road at Burns by the King Bridge Co.; relocated to Sunset Ford in 1931-32
Lost through truss bridge over Pomme de Terre River on 475th Road between the ends of Route Y and Route YY
No longer exists

Surprise School Bridge (Henry County, Missouri)
Lost through truss bridge over South Grand River near Gaines, probably beyond the end of Route W
Destroyed by the creation of Truman Reservoir

Sutton Road Bridge (Linn County, Iowa)
Built 1879; rehabilitated 1987
Whipple through truss bridge over Wapsipinicon River on Sutton Road near Paris
Open to traffic

Swink Bridge (Otero County, Colorado)
Built 1921 by the Pueblo Bridge Co.; replaced 1986
Lost two-span through truss bridge over Arkansas River on CR 24.5
Replaced by a new bridge

Switchback Arch Bridge (Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon Census Area, Alaska)
ca.1900; Abandoned 1969
Abandoned arch bridge over White Pass on Abandoned White Pass and Yukon Railroad
Abandoned

Taft Bridge (Washington, District of Columbia)
Built 1907; rehabilitated 1995
Concrete arch bridge over Rock Creek on Connecticut Avenue
Open to traffic

Taftsville Covered Bridge (Windsor County, Vermont)
Built 1836; rehabilitated 1869, 1910 and 1952
Covered bridge over Ottauquechee River on River Road (C2002) in Woodstock
Open to traffic

Tama Lincoln Highway Bridge (Tama County, Iowa)
Built 1915 by Paul Kingsley
Concrete bridge over Mud Creek on 5th Street E in Tama
Open to traffic

Tamarack Creek Bridge (Mariposa County, California)
Built 1939
Concrete arch bridge over Tamarack Creek on Big Oak Flat Road
Open to traffic

Tenaya Creek Bridge (Mariposa County, California)
Built 1928
Concrete arch bridge over Tenaya Creek on Trail
Open to traffic

Tenmile Creek Bridge (Lane County, Oregon)
Built 1931
Rainbow arch bridge over Tenmile Creek on US 101
Open to traffic

Tenth Street Bridge (Cascade County, Montana)
Built 1921 by Porter Brothers Co. of Spokane, WA
Eight-span open-spandrel arch bridge over the Missouri River on 10th Street in Great Falls
Open to pedestrians only

Thomas Viaduct (Howard County, Maryland)
Built 1835
Eight-span stone arch bridge over Patapsco River on the B&O Railroad between Relay and Elkridge
Open to traffic

Tioga River Bridge (Tioga County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1896 by the Owego Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 1959; replaced 2000
Lost through truss bridge over Tioga River on TR 493
Replaced by new bridge

Tiskilwa Bridge (Bureau County, Illinois)
Built 1884; replaced 1995
Lost through truss bridge over Bureau Creek on TR 236 near Tiskilwa
Replaced by modern bridge

Tower Bridge (Yolo County, California)
Built 1934 by George Pollock & Company; Trolley tracks removed from median and converted to vehiclular lanes in 1963
Vertical lift bridge over Sacramento River on CA 275 in West Sacramento
Open to traffic

Towpath Bridge (Coshocton County, Ohio)
Built ca. 1872; reconstructed from parts at a later date
Iron pony truss footbridge over the Ohio & Erie Canal at Uppermost Triple Locks in Roscoe Village
Open to pedestrians only

Triborough Lift Bridge (New York County, New York)
Built 1936; rehabilitated 1967
Vertical lift bridge over Harlem River between Manhattan and Randall's Island in New York
Open to six lanes of traffic

Triborough Suspension Bridge (Queens County, New York)
Opened to traffic July 11, 1936
Suspension bridge over East River (Hell Gate) on I-278 in New York
Open to eight lanes of traffic and one sidewalk

Trickum Road Bridge (Pettis County, Missouri)
Built 1884-85 by the King Bridge Co. on the county seat road between Sedalia and Marshall. Relocated ca. 1920 a short distance to the southwest. Replaced by a new concrete bridge in 1991
Lost through truss over Heaths Creek on Trickum Road just west of the intersection between US 65 and Route BB
Replaced by a concrete bridge

Trunk Line Bridge (St. Clair County, Michigan)
Replaced 1990
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Pine River on Griswold Road near Kimball
Replaced by new bridge

Tull Bridge (Saline County, Arkansas)
Built 1916 by the Boardman Co. of Oklahoma City, OK
Through truss bridge over Saline River on CR 5 (Old AR 291) at Tull
Closed with approaches removed and awaiting rehabilitation

Tumbling Shoals Bridge (Cleburne County, Arkansas)
Built 1912 by contractor Harry Churchill. Probably lost when Greers Ferry Lake was constructed 1962-65.
Lost swinging bridge over Little Red River between Heber Springs and Tumbling Shoals
Removed

Tunkhannock Viaduct (Wyoming County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1912-15 for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Massive ten-span concrete arch bridge over Tunkhannock Creek on Canadian Pacific Railroad at Nicholson
Open to traffic

Tuolumne River Bridge (Tuolumne County, California)
Built 1934
Concrete tee beam bridge over Tuolumne River on Tioga Road
Open to traffic

Twenty-First Street Bridge (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built 1892 by the City of St. Louis. Closed to traffic in 1976 and demolished after 1984
Lost three-span through truss bridge over the railroad tracks on 21st Street south of Highway 40
Demolished but never replaced

Twin Bridge (Fayette County, Iowa)
Built ca. 1910 by N.M. Stark & Co.
Concrete arch bridge over Little Volga River on 130th Street
Open to traffic

Twin Falls-Jerome Bridge (Twin Falls County, Idaho)
Built 1927; replaced 1976
Lost cantilevered deck truss bridge over Snake River on US 93 at Twin Falls
Replaced by the Perrine Bridge

U.P.R.R. - Joso High Bridge (Walla Walla County, Washington)
Built 1914
Massive deck truss bridge over Snake River on the Union Pacific Railroad
Open to railroad traffic

U.P.R.R. - Lower Pollard Flat Bridge (Shasta County, California)
Built 1901
Pratt through truss bridge over Sacramento River on Union Pacific Railroad
Open to traffic

U.P.R.R. - Sacramento River Bridge (Siskiyou County, California)
Built 1901
Pin-connected Pratt through truss bridge over Sacramento River on Union Pacific Railroad
Open to traffic

U.P.R.R. - Sacramento River Bridge (Shasta County, California)
Built 1901
Pratt through truss bridge over Sacramento River on Union Pacific Railroad
Open to traffic

U.S. Route 4 Bridge (Grafton County, New Hampshire)
Built 1940; replaced 1993
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Mascoma River on U.S. 4
Replaced by new bridge

Umpqua River Bridge (Douglas County, Oregon)
Built 1936
Swing bridge over Umpqua River on US 101 in Reedsport
Open to traffic

University Heights Bridge (New York County, New York)
Originally built 1895; main span relocated in 1906; opened to traffic January 8, 1908
Swing bridge over Harlem River on W. 207th Street in New York
Open to traffic

Upper Keeseville Bridge (Essex County, New York)
Built 1878 by Murray, Dougal & Co. of Milton, PA
Two-span wrought-iron through truss bridge over AuSable River on River Street in Keeseville
Closed to all traffic

Upper Slate Run Bridge (Lycoming County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1890 by the Berlin Iron Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 1950
Through truss bridge over Pine Creek on PA 414
Open to traffic

US 40 Wabash River Bridge (Vigo County, Indiana)
Built 1905; rehabilitated 1973; replaced in 1992
Lost Deck truss bridge over Wabash River on US 40 in Terre Haute
Replaced by two new bridges

Valley Road Bridge (York County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1870; relocated here in 1885
Wrought iron pony truss bridge over Valley Road on the Stewartstown Railroad
Intact, but out of service since 2004

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