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Pratt truss

Mount Meridian Bridge (Augusta County, Virginia)
Built 1907 by the Champion Bridge Co.; Closed to all traffic in 1997
Three-span through truss bridge over Middle River on former Route 769
Closed to all traffic

Mount Moriah Road Bridge (Cooper County, Missouri)
Built 1913 by Kansas City Bridge Co.; replaced 2003-04
Lost through truss bridge over Lamine River on Mount Moriah Road near Clifton City
Replaced by a modern concrete bridge

Mountain Creek Railroad Bridge (Wagoner County, Oklahoma)
Abandoned pratt through truss bridge over Mountain Creek on Abandoned Texas & Pacific Railroad line
Abandoned

Mountain Fork Bridge (Polk County, Arkansas)
Built 1905
Two-span pony truss bridge over Mountain Fork River on CR 38 near Potter
Open to traffic

Mountain Glen Bridge (Union County, Illinois)
Lost pony truss bridge over a branch of Clear Creek near Mountain Glen
Replaced by a new bridge

Mountville Road Bridge (Lawrence County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1940
Through truss bridge over Slippery Rock Creek on Mountville Road
Open to traffic

MPL Minnesota River Bridge (Redwood County, Minnesota)
Built 1896 by M&STL. M&STL purchased 1960 by CNW. Abandoned in 1980. Purchased by Minnesota Valley Railroad. Purchased 2002 by MPLI
Pratt through truss bridge over Minnesota River on Twin Cities and Western Railroad
Open to traffic, But replacement plans are in place...

MS 18 Bayou Pierre Bridge (Copiah County, Mississippi)
Built ca. 1940
Through truss bridge over Bayou Pierre on MS 18
Open to traffic

Mt Murphy Road Bridge (El Dorado County, California)
Built 1915
Through truss bridge over South Fork American River on Mt Murphy Road
Open to traffic

Mt. Joy Road Bridge (Hunterdon County, New Jersey)
Built 1900; rehabilitated 1981
Through truss bridge over Musconetcong River on Mt. Joy Road
Open to traffic

Mt. Lawn Bridge (Henry County, Indiana)
Unknown, but definately moved here from another location
Pratt pony truss bridge over Duck Creek on road to pit lane at Mt. Lawn speedway
Open to traffic

Mt. Pleasant Rd. Sugar Creek Bridge (Tuscarawas County, Ohio)
Through truss bridge over Sugar Creek on Mt. Pleasant Road
Open to traffic

Mt. Zion Road Bridge (Fairfield County, Ohio)
Built 1918; rehabilitated 1986
Pony truss bridge over Hocking River on Mt. Zion Road NW (TR 183)
Open to traffic, but prone to flooding from the nearby Rock Mill Lake embayment

Mud Creek 200 East Bridge (Tipton County, Indiana)
Replaced 1998
Lost pony truss bridge over Mud Creek on CR 200 E
Replaced by new bridge

Mud Creek Bridge (Livingston County, Illinois)
Built 1901
Pony truss bridge over Mud Creek on TR 52A
Open to traffic

Mud Creek Bridge (Tipton County, Indiana)
Built ca. 1920; replaced 1991
Lost pony truss bridge over Mud Creek on CR 50 E
Replaced by new bridge

Mud Creek Bridge (Sherman County, Nebraska)
Built 1925
Pony truss bridge over Mud Creek on a county road, .5 mi. south of Hazard
Open to traffic

Mud Creek CR 1159 Bridge (Monroe County, Missouri)
Built 1930; later moved here
Pony truss bridge over Mud Creek on CR 1159
Open to traffic

Mud River Bridge (Lincoln County, West Virginia)
Built 1917; rehabilitated 1980
Through truss bridge over Mud River on CR 7
Closed to Traffic

Muddy Boggy Creek Bridge (Choctaw County, Oklahoma)
Built 1919
Through truss bridge over Muddy Boggy Creek on E2010 Rd.
Open to traffic

Muddy Creek Bridge (Richardson County, Nebraska)
Abandoned pratt through truss bridge over Muddy Creek on an abandoned section of 713 Rd
Derelict/abandoned

Muddy Creek Bridge (Furnas County, Nebraska)
Built 1930; rehabilitated 1974
Pony truss bridge over Muddy Creek on CR 422, 2 mi. west of Arapahoe
Open to traffic

Muddy Creek Old US 65 Bridge (Pettis County, Missouri)
Built 1924 by contractor M.E. Gillioz
Through truss bridge over Muddy Creek on Claycomb Road (Old US 65) north of Sedalia
Open to traffic

Muddy Fork Sandy River Bridge (Clackamas County, Oregon)
Built 2011
Pratt pony truss bridge over Sandy River on USFS Road 1825
Open to traffic

Mulberry Bridge (Crawford County, Arkansas)
Built 1896 by the Wrought Iron Bridge Co.
Derelict through truss bridge over Mulberry River near Mulberry
Derelict

Mulberry Creek Bridge (Bates County, Missouri)
Built 1886 by the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co.; later relocated here
Pony truss bridge over Mulberry Creek on 1002 Road, southeast of Amoret
Open to one-lane traffic on a dirt road

Mulberry Creek Bridge (Fayette County, Texas)
Built 1888 by A.J. Tullock and Company; Replacement bridge built in 2001 and 1888 bridge relocated to a park in Schulenburg
Relocated Bedstead pony truss bridge. Formerly Hermis Road (CR 424) over Mulberry Creek
Relocated from Hermis Road (CR 424) to a park in Schulenburg and open to pedestrians.

Mulberry Creek Bridge (Ford County, Kansas)
Built 1906; rehabilitated 1958
Through truss bridge over Mulberry Creek, 2.6 mi. south and 3.0 mi. west of Ford
Open to traffic

Mulberry Jefferson Road Bridge (Clinton County, Indiana)
Built 1895; replaced 1994
Lost through truss bridge over South Fork Wildcat Creek on Mulberry Jefferson Road at 280N-760W
Replaced by new bridge

Mull Bridge (Shelby County, Indiana)
Built ca.1890
Through truss bridge over Little Blue River on CR 800 East
Open to traffic

Mumma Ford Road Bridge (Carroll County, Maryland)
Built 1911; rehabilitated 1988 and summer 2011
Through truss bridge over Monocacy River on Mumma Ford Road
Open to traffic

Munfordville Bridge (Hart County, Kentucky)
(Main design: Parker through truss)
Toll bridge on the Louisville and Nashville Turnpike replacing Amos Ferry at Big Buffalo Crossing
Lost Parker through truss bridge over Green River on L&N Turnpike/Dixie Highway
Lost

Munger Bridge (Adams County, Illinois)
Through truss bridge temporarily sitting next to 1000th Street, just north of the Pike County line
Sitting abandoned, propped up on wheels and concrete blocks

Munger Bridge (Madison County, Iowa)
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Middler River on Road
Replaced by a new bridge

Murphy Drive Bridge (Caldwell County, Missouri)
Built ca. 1930
Pony truss bridge over Long Creek on S.W. Murphy Drive
Open to traffic

Murray Bridge (Humboldt County, Iowa)
Built 1905 by A.H. Austin; rehabilitated 1982; damaged in car wreck during 2004
Through truss bridge over West Fork Des Moines River on 190th Street, southeast of Bradgate
Open to traffic

Murray Morgan Bridge (Pierce County, Washington)
Opened Feb. 15, 1913; rehabilitated 1957; closed 2007; rehabilitated 2012-3
Vertical lift bridge over Foss Waterway on E. 11th Street in Tacoma
Open to traffic

Murtaugh Bridge (Twin Falls County, Idaho)
Built 1915-16 by Charles H. Mull; replaced 1983
Lost Pratt deck truss bridge over Snake River on FAS 2744
Replaced by new bridge

Muscatatuck River Bridge (Washington County, Indiana)
Built 1883; rehabilitated 1974; replaced 1992
Lost through truss bridge over Muscatatuck River on IN 39
Replaced by new bridge

Muscatatuck River Bridge (Jackson County, Indiana)
Built 1914; replaced 1992
Lost through truss bridge over Muscatatuck River on CR 775S
Closed to all traffic

Muscatine Road Bridge (Cedar County, Iowa)
Built 1935; rehabilitated 1950
Through truss bridge over Sugar Creek on Muscatine Road
Open to traffic

Mussel Fork Route J Bridge (Macon County, Missouri)
Built 1958
Pony truss bridge over Mussel Fork on Route J
Open to traffic

Myers Road Bridge (Warrick County, Indiana)
Built ca. 1920; rehabilitated 1987
Pratt bedstead pony truss bridge over Caney Creek on Myers Road
Open to traffic

Myersville Bridge (Vermilion County, Illinois)
Built 1893, replaced in 1974
Lost Through truss bridge over North Fork Vermilion River on Bismarck-Jamesburg Road
Replaced by new bridge

Myrtle Ake Road Bridge (Noble County, Ohio)
Road abandoned when I-77 was constructed.
Abandoned pony truss bridge
Abandoned with deck removed.

Mystery Bridge (Crawford County, Arkansas)
Lost two-span through truss bridge, possibly over Mulberry River
No longer exists

Mystery Bridge (Washington County, Arkansas)
Lost through truss bridge somewhere in Washington County, possibly over Middle Fork White River
No longer exists

Mystery Bridge (Boone County, Missouri)
Lost through truss bridge somewhere near Easley, possibly over Perche Creek
No longer exists

Mystery Bridge (Harrison County, Missouri)
Through truss bridge somewhere near Bethany
Unknown status

Mystery Bridge (Washington County, Illinois)
lost pratt pony truss bridge on a unknown creek somewhere in Washington County. Destroyed by a flash flood sometime during the 1970s.
Lost Pratt pony truss bridge over unknown creek on unknown county road
Destroyed by flood

Mystery Bridge (Muscatine County, Iowa)
Through truss bridge
No longer exists

N&W Railroad Bridge (Delaware County, Indiana)
Unknown
Pratt through truss bridge over West Fork White River on N&W railroad


Naches River Railroad Bridge (Yakima County, Washington)
Built 1884
Pratt through truss bridge over Naches River on Abandoned Railway (Yakima Greenway Trail) in Yakima
Closed to all traffic

Nacimiento Lake Drive Bridge (Monterey County, California)
Built 1921
Pratt Through truss bridge over San Antonio River on Nacimiento Lake Drive
Open to traffic

Naheola Bridge (Choctaw County, Alabama)
Built 1934 by the Virginia Bridge & Iron Co.; Road surface removed and bridge closed to automobiles in 2000, Open to railroad traffic
Vertical lift bridge over Tombigbee River
Open to rail traffic

Nantahala Bridge (Swain County, North Carolina)
Built ca. 1930; bypassed 2002
Pratt pony truss bridge over Nantahala River
Open to pedestrians

Nantahala River Bridge (Swain County, North Carolina)
Built 1930; rehabilitated 1960
Pratt pony truss bridge over Nantahala River on NC 1100
Open to traffic

Nantahala River Bridge (Swain County, North Carolina)
Built 1930; rehabilitated 1960
Pratt pony truss bridge over Nantahala River on NC 1100
Open to traffic

Nash Railroad Bridge (Cape Girardeau County, Missouri)
(Main design: Warren through truss)
Built ca. 1928, replacing an earlier through truss bridge that had collapsed
Two-span through truss bridge over the Diversion Channel on the BNSF Railway southwest of Cape Girardeau
Open to traffic on the active BNSF St. Louis-Memphis railroad line

Nashannock Creek Bridge (Mercer County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1922
Through truss bridge over Nashannock Creek on TR 401 (Old Mercer Road)
Open to traffic

Natalbany River Bridge (Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana)
Built ca. 1950
Through truss bridge over Natalbany River on La Rock Road
Open to traffic

NE 67 North Fork Little Nemaha River Bridge (Otoe County, Nebraska)
Built 1951
Pratt Through Truss bridge over North Fork Little Nemaha River on NE 67, at Lorton
Open to traffic, 20 ton weight limit

Neff Bridge (Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1889; rehabilitated 1974
Through truss bridge over Frankstown Branch Juniata River on PA 4005
Open to traffic

Negro Creek Bridge (Le Flore County, Oklahoma)
Abandoned bridge over Negro Creek near Calhoun
Abandoned

Neligh Mill Bridge (Antelope County, Nebraska)
Built 1910 by the Western Bridge & Construction Co. Collapsed into river in June 2011.
Through truss bridge over Elkhorn River on Elm Street at Neligh
Collapsed into river, but remains and is feasible to restore.

Nelson Creek Bridge (Plumas County, California)
Built 1890
Pratt through truss bridge over Nelson Creek on Old Quincy La Porte Road
Open to pedestrians

Nemadji River bridge (Douglas County, Wisconsin)
Damaged by fire and abandoned in 1976
Pratt through truss bridge over Nemadji River on E Hammond Ave/E Limits Rd
Abandoned

Neosho River Bridge (Neosho County, Kansas)
Built pre-1900
Through truss bridge over Neosho River on 42.5-17.6 Local, 1.0 mi. east and 2.6 mi. south of St. Paul
Open to traffic

Neosho River Bridge (Neosho County, Kansas)
Built 1928
Through truss bridge over Neosho River, 1.2 mi. south and 0.4 mi. west of Erie
Open to traffic

Neosho River Bridge (Lyon County, Kansas)
Built ca. 1930; replaced 2001
Lost through truss bridge over Neosho River, 4.0 mi. east of Emporia on Road 170
No longer exists

Neosho River Bridge (Labette County, Kansas)
Pratt through truss bridge over Neosho River
Open to authorized vehicles only

Neosho River Bridge (Ottawa County, Oklahoma)
Built ca. 1910
Through truss bridge over Neosho River on 5834C
Closed to traffic, with rubble piles at each end.

Nepesta Bridge (Pueblo County, Colorado)
Built 1905-06 by the Pueblo Bridge Co.; replaced 1989
Lost two-span through truss bridge over Arkansas River on Nepesta Road (CR 613) southeast of Boone
Replaced by a new bridge

New Ford Bridge (Jackson County, Indiana)
Built in 1884 with additional spans built in 1891; replaced in 1987
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over East Fork White River on New Ford Road (CR550N)
Replaced by new bridge

New Hampton Bridge (Hunterdon County, New Jersey)
Built 1868 by the Cowin Iron Works for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Iron pony truss bridge over Musconetcong River on Rymon Road
Open to traffic

New Home Road Bridge (Bates County, Missouri)
Built 1907-08 by the Kansas City Bridge Co.
Through truss bridge over a drainage ditch on New Home Road (7081 Road)
Closed to all traffic

New Hope Bridge (Bartholomew County, Indiana)
Built 1913; rehabilitated 1999
Two-span through truss bridge over Flatrock River on CR 400 North in Columbus
Open to traffic

New Hope-Lambertville Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1904; rehabilitated 1984
Through truss bridge over Delaware River on PA 179 in New Hope
Open to traffic

New Lick Log Creek Bridge (Bollinger County, Missouri)
Originally built 1922 over Opossum Creek on MO 51 near Marble Hill, relocated here in 1995
Relocated pony truss bridge over Lick Log Creek on CR 736 near Gipsy
Open to traffic with no posted restrictions

New River CR 25 (Thurmond-McDenoree Rd.) Bridge (Fayette County, West Virginia)
Built 1928; rehabilitated 2003
Deck truss bridge over New River and Railroad tracks on CR 25 (Thurmond-McDenoree Rd.)
Open to traffic

New Rothrock Mill Bridge (Crawford County, Indiana)
Built 2005; replaced the old Rothrock Mill Bridge
Curved Pratt pony truss bridge over Blue River on Rothrock Mill Road (Co. Rd 120 South)
Open to traffic

New York Central RR Gauley River Bridge (Fayette County, West Virginia)
Abandoned through truss bridge over Gauley River on former New York Central Railroad
Abandoned

Newburg Road Bridge (Macon County, Illinois)
Built 1898
Lost through truss bridge over Friends Creek on Newburg Road (TR 23), 1.0 mi. east of Argenta
Replaced by new concrete bridge December 2008.

Newlan Bridge (Moultrie County, Illinois)
Built 1899; replaced 2001
Lost through truss bridge over West Okaw River on TR 33
Replaced by a new bridge

Newville Iron Bridge (De Kalb County, Indiana)
Built ca. 1875 to replace the Newville Covered Bridge; destroyed by flooding and ice in 1912.
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over St. Joseph's River
Destroyed by flood

Niangua River Old US 66 Bridge (Webster County, Missouri)
Built 1924
Pony truss bridge on Route CC (Old US 66) over East Fork Niangua River
Open to traffic

Niangua River Route K Bridge (Dallas County, Missouri)
Built ca. 1910; relocated here 1936; Replaced 2011
Through truss bridge over Niangua River on Route K
Replaced by a new bridge

Nichols Ford Bridge (St. Clair County, Missouri)
Built 1922 by the Pioneer Construction Co.
Lost through truss bridge over Sac River on SW 1050th Road, beyond the end of Route W
Replaced by new bridge

Nickel Plate Road IMC Wabash River Bridge (Miami County, Indiana)
one of the oldest rail lines in Indiana, this bridge was built by Nickel Plate Road(later Norfolk & Western, Norfolk Southern). Last used by Central Railroad of Indy, Now Railbanked and property of Indiana Trails Fund
Through truss bridge over Wabash River on abandoned Norfolk Southern Railway, soon Nickel Plate Trail in Peru
Closed to all traffic, soon open for pedestrians

Nickelsen Creek Bridge #1 (Adams County, Indiana)
Unknown, likely moved from nearby location.
Pratt pony truss and deck plate girder bridge over Nickelsen Creek off of CR 550W
Open to traffic on a private lane

Niles & New Lisbon Branch (Trumbull County, Ohio)
Bridge over Mahoning River on Erie Railroad's former Niles & Lisbon Branch
Under Construction

Ninabuck Road Bridge (Dodge County, Wisconsin)
Built ca. 1907; Replaced 1996 Reused in 2006 at Astico County Park
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Crawfish River on Ninabuck Road in Town of Elba
Replaced by new bridge and reused in Astico County Park

Nine Bridge Road Bridge (Hall County, Nebraska)
Built 1924; rehabilitated 1971
Six-span pony truss bridge over South Channel Platte River on Nine Bridge Road, 1.8 mi. north of Doniphan
Open to traffic

Nineteenth Street Bridge (Denver County, Colorado)
Built 1888 by the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Works; rehabilitated 1965; closed to traffic 1986; new bridge built 1992
Two-span wrought-iron through truss bridge over South Platte River on 19th Street in Denver
Open to pedestrians only

Nineveh Bridge (Adair County, Missouri)
Built 1885; replaced 1989
Lost through truss bridge over Old Channel Chariton River on CR 175 east of Connelsville
Replaced by a concrete bridge

Ninnescah River Bridge (Sumner County, Kansas)
Built 1962
Through truss bridge over Ninnescah River, 2.0 mi. east and 3.8 mi. south of Belle Plaine
Open to traffic

Nishnabotna River Bridge (Audubon County, Iowa)
Built 1958
Through truss bridge over Nishnabotna River on 250 St
Open to traffic

Nissen Bridge (Ulster County, New York)
Built 1895; Likely lost in 2011 post-Irene flooding
Lost through truss bridge on Nissen Lane in Boiceville, New York
No longer exists

No. 9 Railroad Bridge (Sullivan County, New York)
Through truss bridge over Delaware River on Central New York Railroad


Noakes Bridge (Nodaway County, Missouri)
Built 1891-92 by the St. Joseph Bridge & Iron Co.; replaced 1991
Lost through truss over One Hundred and Two River on 130th Street (CR 156) southwest of Hopkins
Replaced by a concrete bridge

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