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Big Creek Bridge (Nowata County, Oklahoma)
Built ca. 1930, yeah thats what the documentation says, but it appears to be much, much older. Look at the slender chords, and tiny pin-connections.
Through truss bridge over Big Creek on N4190 Rd.
Closed to all traffic

Black Bridge (Mesa County, Colorado)
Built 1891 by the Kansas City Bridge Co.; damaged by flooding in 1983
Lost through truss bridge over Gunnison River on CR 25.30
Lost

Brosseau Road Bridge (St. Louis County, Minnesota)
Built in 1911 by the Penn Bridge Co.; replaced 1998
Lost Parker through truss bridge over Cloquett River on Brosseau Road (County Road 694)
No longer exists

Eel River IN 46 Bridge (Clay County, Indiana)
Built 1933; rehabilitated 1977
Two-span through truss bridge over Eel River on IN 46
Bridge has been reopened to traffic

Eighteenth Street Bridge (St. Louis, Missouri)
Built 1908-1910 by the American Bridge Co., reusing piers and abutments from a previous deck truss bridge constructed in 1882. Closed to traffic June 20, 1983, but remained open to pedestrians. Replaced by a new four-lane bridge in 1986.
Lost through truss on Eighteenth Street over the railroad tracks just south of the US 40/I-64 viaduct and Union Station
Replaced by a new bridge

Frumet Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Made obsolete by a new bridge on Route H in 1962 or earlier
Abandoned through truss bridge over Big River west of Frumet, visible from Route H
Abandoned with deck missing

Grand River Bridge (Daviess County, Missouri)
Built 1883 by the Kansas City Bridge & Iron Co.; closed to traffic in the 1990s
Whipple through truss bridge over Grand River on 137th Street
Abandoned with deck partially missing

Hazleton Bridge (Knox County, Indiana)
Built 1923
Through truss bridge over White River on Old US 41 in Hazleton
Closed to all 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

High Banks Bridge (Delaware County, Indiana)
Built 1902 by the Indiana Bridge Co.
Through truss bridge over White River on CR 300S
Restored and reopened to traffic with a 13 Ton limit.

Imboden Bridge (Lawrence County, Arkansas)
Built 1937 by C.F. Lytle of Sioux City, Iowa
Pony and deck truss bridge over Spring River and the Frisco Railroad on US 62 at Imboden
Open to two-lane traffic, with a pedestrian sidewalk

Kalispell Old Steel Bridge (Flathead County, Montana)
Built 1894; replaced 2009
Lost through truss bridge over Flathead River on CR 091 (Holt Stage Road)
Replaced by a new bridge

Kansas River Railroad Bridge No. 2 (Wyandotte County, Kansas)
Built 1905; abandoned 1983
Abandoned three-span through truss bridge over Kansas River on the former Kansas City Southern Railway, south of James Street
Closed to all traffic

Kent Street Bridge (Ionia County, Michigan)
Built in 1907 by Wynkoop & McGormley; relocated to Portland Riverwalk Trail
Parker through truss bridge over Grand River on Portland Riverwalk Trail
Relocated and restored

Lewis Mill Bridge (Daviess County, Missouri)
Completed Oct. 3, 1892, by the St. Joseph Bridge & Iron Co.; replaced 1989
Lost through truss over Grand River on CR 570 (July Avenue) west of Jameson, beyond the end of Route OO
Replaced by a concrete bridge

Main Street Bridge (Gibson County, Indiana)
Built 1928; replaced 1993
Lost through truss bridge over Patoka River on Main Street in Patoka
Replaced by new bridge

Maucks Pond IN 64 Bridge (Gibson County, Indiana)
Built 1931; rehabilitated 1979
Through truss bridge over Maucks Pond on IN 64
Demolition Pending.

McConnelsville Bridge (Morgan County, Ohio)
Built 1913 by the Oregonia Bridge Co. of Lebanon, Oh.; rehabilitated 1991
Through truss bridge over Muskingum River on County Road 203 in McConnelsville
Open to traffic

Mill Creek Bridge (Bourbon County, Kansas)
Abandoned Pratt through truss bridge over Mill Creek in Fort Scott
Abandoned with most of deck removed, but has intact walkway (cross at own risk)

Miller Ford Bridge (Gentry County, Missouri)
Built 1907 by the St. Joseph Bridge & Iron Co.; replaced 1997
Lost through truss bridge over Grand River on Old Havana Trail (CR 469)
Replaced by a new bridge

Mulberry River AR 23 Bridge (Franklin County, Arkansas)
Built 1935 by McEachin and McEachin, Inc., of Little Rock
Three-span pony truss bridge over Mulberry River on AR 23
Open to traffic

Ohio Street Bridge (Vanderburgh County, Indiana)
Built 1891 by the Pittsburgh Bridge Co.
Through truss bridge over Pigeon Creek on Ohio Street
Open to pedestrians

Perry Bridge (Jefferson County, Kansas)
Built 1926 by the Midland Bridge Co.
Through truss bridge over Delaware River on Bridge Street (Old US 24) just west of Perry
Closed in April 2013

Porter's Bluff Bridge (Benton County, Arkansas)
Built 1904; replaced 1963
Lost through truss over White River (now Beaver Lake) on AR 12 east of Rogers
Replaced by a modern bridge in conjunction with the creation of Beaver Lake

Priest Ford Bridge (Delaware County, Indiana)
Built 1897; rehabilitated 1974; bypassed by new bridge in 2001
Through truss bridge over West Fork White River on Priest Ford Road (CR 750 W)
Open to pedestrians only

Prospect Bridge (Marion County, Ohio)
Built 1913 by the Standard Engineering Co.; rehabilitated 1985
Lost through truss bridge over Scioto River on OH 47 in Prospect
Replaced

Rockport Bridge (Hot Spring County, Arkansas)
Built 1900 by Stupp Brothers Bridge & Iron Co.; destroyed by flooding in 1990
Lost three-span through truss bridge over Ouachita River on AR 84 in Malvern
Destroyed by flooding

Sand Creek IN 3 Bridge (Jennings County, Indiana)
Built 1935; rehabilitated 1982
Lost through truss bridge over Sand Creek on IN 3
Being replaced with a new bridge.

Sappington Bridge (Crawford County, Missouri)
Built 1904; demolished Mar. 21, 2002; new concrete bridge completed Dec. 2002.
Lost through truss bridge over Meramec River southeast of Sullivan beyond the end of Route D
No longer exists

Stinson Creek Railroad Bridge (Callaway County, Missouri)
Built 1878 over Sni-A-Bar Creek in Grain Valley; relocated here in 1902; rehabilitated 1944; converted to pedestrian use in 2006
Through truss bridge over Stinson Creek, just off Hickman Avenue in Fulton
Open to pedestrians only