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"Flying" Bridge (Chickasaw County, Iowa)
Built 1876 in Otterville, IA. Moved to Fredericksburg, IA in 1998.
Pratt through truss bridge over Plum Creek on Plum Creek Bike & Nature Trail
Open to pedestrians

"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

133rd Avenue Bridge (Allegan County, Michigan)
Built 1897 by the Michigan Bridge Co,; Replaced by new bridge in 1996; Relocated in 1999 to the Calhoun County Historic Bridge Park
Relocated Pratt pony truss bridge over Rabbit River on 133rd Avenue in Hopkins; now relocated to the Historic Bridge Park in Calhoun County and restored as a pedestrian bridge
Relocated and open to pedestrians

280th Street Bridge (Buchanan County, Iowa)
Originally built 1898 southwest of Independence on 280th Street; relocated 2004
Relocated pony truss bridge on the SW 6th Street Liberty Trail in Independence
Open to pedestrians only

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

7th Street Bridge (Potter County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1883 at 7th Street by the King Iron Bridge Co.; reinforcement arch added 1983; relocated to 4th Street as a pedestrian bridge in 2011
Pratt through truss bridge over Allegheny River relocated to 4th Street
Open to pedestrians

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
Open to horse-drawn carriages

Aldrich Change Bridge (Wayne County, New York)
Built 1858 to span the Erie Canal at Rochester; relocated 1880 to Palmyra; sold to farmer and relocated to cross Ganargua Creek; collapsed 1996; relocated and restored in Palmyra 2002-03
Parker pony truss bridge relocated and preserved at Aqueduct Park in Palmyra
Open to pedestrians

Allenville Bridge (Cape Girardeau County, Missouri)
Built 1918 using a relocated span; destroyed by an overweight tractor April 14, 1977; eventually replaced by a concrete bridge in 1980
Lost through truss bridge over the Diversion Channel just south of Allenville on CR 238, just off Route N
Collapsed

Antelope Creek Covered Bridge (Jackson County, Oregon)
Built 1922, Relocated 1987
Queenpost through truss bridge over Little Butte Creek on Pedestrian Path in Eagle Point
Open to pedestrians

Ardmore Bridge (Limestone County, Alabama)
Built 1912
Warren pony truss with alternating verticals bridge over drainage ditch on walking trail
Open to pedestrians only

Arkadelphia Bridge (Clark County, Arkansas)
Originally built 1933 over Caddo River; relocated 1960 to replace the previous bridge
Through truss bridge over Ouachita River at Arkadelphia carrying AR 7, AR 8, and AR 51
Open to traffic

Armstrong Covered Bridge (Guernsey County, Ohio)
Built 1849; relocated 1966
Covered bridge over an unnamed creek at the City Park in Cambridge
Open to pedestrians only

Armstrong Gravel Pit Bridge (Emmet County, Iowa)
Built 1899 by A.H. Austin in Kossuth County; relocated here in the 1940s to serve a gravel pit; abandoned 1971
Derelict through truss bridge over East Fork Des Moines River northwest of Armstrong
Privately owned

Ashburn Street Bridge (Fillmore County, Minnesota)
Originally built 1931 in Rochester; relocated here in 1960 to replace a similar bridge that had collapsed
Through truss bridge over Root River on MN 250 north of Lanesboro
Open to traffic

Austin Bridge (Neosho County, Kansas)
Built 1872 near Chanute by the King Iron Bridge Co. Moved downstream ca. 1910. Relocated to Santa Fe Park in Chanute, Kansas.
Relocated Bowstring through truss bridge over Little Turkey Creek
Open to pedestrians

AZCR Verde River Bridge (Yavapai County, Arizona)
Built at another location 1898, moved to this location 1928
Through truss bridge over Verde River (northern tributary) on Arizona Central Railroad
Open to traffic

B.N.S.F. - Skykomish River Bridge (Snohomish County, Washington)
Through truss built 1892 for the Great Northern Railway. Substructure and approach spans built 1962 during the Index-Gold Bar realignment
Pin connected through truss bridge over Skykomish River on BNSF Railway
Open to traffic

Barton Bridge (Clackamas County, Oregon)
Built 1970
Steel tied arch bridge over Clackamas River on Bakers Ferry Road
Open to traffic

Bay Covered Bridge (Vinton County, Ohio)
Built 1876; relocated 1966
Covered bridge over a pond in the Junior Fairgrounds at MacArthur
Open to pedestrians only

Bay Road Bridge (Pope County, Illinois)
Built or relocated here in 1977
Pony truss bridge over Bay Creek on Bay Road (TR 137), 2.5 mi. west of Homberg
Open to two-lane traffic

Beaver Creek Bridge (Columbia County, Oregon)
Built in 1915, Moved to Kukkala Road in 1965, Replaced in 1998 by a pre-cast slab bridge.
Lost Warren pony truss bridge over Beaver Creek on Kukkala Road
Replaced by new bridge

Belleville Road Bridge (Wayne County, Michigan)
Built 1924; Deck replaced 1943 and 1959; Moved to Kent County, Michigan, 1995.
Replaced/relocated Parker pony truss bridge over Huron River on Belleville Road in Belleville
Replaced by new bridge

Bergfeld Pond Bridge (Dubuque County, Iowa)
Built as part of Dubuque Bridge in 1868, relocated to Whitewater Creek Drive in 1898, dismantled and relocated to present site in 2007
Pratt through truss bridge over Bergfeld Pond at Bergfeld Park on Pedestrian path
Open to pedestrians only

Bidwell Bar Suspension Bridge (original 1856 bridge) (Butte County, California)
Built 1856 using materials transported from Troy, NY; closed to traffic in 1954; relocated 1967
Relocated suspension bridge formerly over Feather River
Open to pedestrians

Big Monon Ditch Bridge (Pulaski County, Indiana)
Built 1913 by the Attica Bridge Co.; dismantled in 2006; restored in Hendricks County in 2009-2010
Through truss bridge over Big Monon Ditch on CR 700 South
Relocated to McCloud Nature Center in Hendricks County

Big Sioux River Bridge (Brookings County, South Dakota)
Built 1910; rehabilitated 1950
Through truss bridge over Big Sioux River on 215th Street, 3 mi. south and 2.7 mi. west of Brookings in Medary Township
Open to traffic

Black Bridge (Saginaw County, Michigan)
Built 1907; Replaced 1982; Relocated 1982
Relocated Pratt through truss bridge over Dead Creek at Grandpa's Tiny Farm near Frankenmuth
Originally built over Cass River on Dehmel Road; relocated in 1982

Blackburn Covered Bridge (Pickaway County, Ohio)
Originally built 1885 over Brannon's Fork in Muskingum County. Relocated by Arthur Wesner to private property in 1967. Moved to Slate Metro Park in 1998.
Covered bridge in Slate Metro Park near Canal Winchester
Open to pedestrians only

Blackhand Gorge Bridge (Licking County, Ohio)
Originally built 1880 over Claylick Creek on TR 332; relocated 1983
A-frame through truss bridge within Blackhand Gorge Nature Preserve
Open to pedestrians only

Blue Creek Road bridge (Adams County, Ohio)
This bridge may be a relocated railroad bridge.
Pony/through plate girder bridge on Blue Creek Road
Open to traffic

Bluff Dale Suspension Bridge (Erath County, Texas)
Built 1890 by the Runyon Bridge Co.; relocated 1934
Cable-stayed bridge over Puluxy River on CR 149 (Berry's Creek Road)
Open to pedestrians only

Boggy Creek Bridge (Polk County, Arkansas)
Built ca. 1938; relocated April 2005
Relocated pony truss bridge over Briar Creek in Mena City Park, previously over Boggy Creek on AR 370
Open to pedestrians only

Boles Road Bridge (Franklin County, Missouri)
Built 1900 by Stupp Brothers Bridge & Iron Co.; later relocated here; replaced 1999
Lost pony truss bridge over Dunn Spring Creek on Boles Road
Replaced by culvert

Bollman Bridge (Howard County, Maryland)
Built for the main line of the B&O Railroad in 1869. Moved to present location around 1887. Remained in service until 1947. Restored in 1968 (perhaps 1983).
Bollman through truss bridge over Little Patuxent River in Savage, near the intersection of Goman Road and Foundry Street
Open to pedestrians

Bonanza Bridge (Caldwell County, Missouri)
Built 1883; replaced and relocated in 1994-95
Whipple through truss bridge over Shoal Creek on Bonanza Road
Relocated to a field next to the original site

Bowman Mill Covered Bridge (Perry County, Ohio)
Built ca. 1880; relocated 1987
Covered bridge over dry land at the county fairgrounds in New Lexington
Open to pedestrians only

Boyd Bridge (Decatur County, Indiana)
Built 1915 by the Pan American Bridge Co. over Sand Creek on CR 700S; relocated in 2006
Relocated through truss bridge in Greensburg city park
Open to pedestrians only

Breeden's Bridge (Harrison County, Indiana)
Bridge reportedly relocated to its present location in 1959. Parker Truss span built in 1900 and the Pratt Truss span built in 1883. Breeden's Bridge is scheduled to be rehabilitated and retrofitted for use as a pedestrian bridge.
Parker through truss bridge over Blue River on CR 650S, an old logging trail over the Blue River in O'Bannon Woods State Park east of IN 62 about three miles south of Leavenworth, IN
Closed to all traffic

Brewer Bridge (Cherry County, Nebraska)
Built 1899 by the Wrought Iron Bridge Co.; relocated 1921; rehabilitated 1991
Through truss bridge over Niobrara River on a county road, 13.5 mi. east of Valentine
Open to traffic

Bridge L-158, Goldens Bridge (Westchester County, New York)
This bridge was originally part of a three span bridge and located approximately one mile south of Kingston NY. Moved to it's current location c.1907
Whipple through truss bridge over Croton River
Closed to all traffic

Bridge Street Bridge (Relocated) (Ozaukee County, Wisconsin)
Built 1888; Replaced in 1996; Moved to Lime Kiln Park 1996
Bridge over Drainage Ditch on Pedestrian Walkway
Open to pedestrians

Brookside Bridge (Cape Girardeau County, Missouri)
Built ca. 1930; replaced and relocated 2006
Pony truss bridge formerly over a branch of Horrell Creek on CR 439 near the end of Route FF west of Fruitland
Relocated and awaiting reconstruction

Bull Run Bridge (Clackamas County, Oregon)
Built in 1894 in Portland. Moved to current location in 1926
Pennsylvania-Petit through truss bridge over Bull Run River on Bull Run Road
Open to traffic

Burr Oak Bridge (Clay County, Iowa)
Built 1905 by the Clinton Bridge & Iron Works; relocated here in 1926; rehabilitated in 1943 and 1984; destroyed by tornado in June 2004; replaced in 2005
Lost through truss bridge over Little Sioux River on 495th Street east of US 71
Destroyed by tornado in 2004; Replaced by an UCEB in 2005

Burroughs Street Bridge (Ionia County, Michigan)
Built 1905 in Kent County by the Groton Bridge Co.; relocated here in 1995
Warren pony truss with alternating verticals bridge over Looking Glass River on Portland Riverwalk
Open to pedestrians only

Butler Bridge (Martin County, Indiana)
Built ca. 1915
Pony truss bridge originally over Lost River on CR 220 East
Replaced by a new bridge and moved to Texas where it was rebuilt.

Cadron Creek Road Bridge (Cleburne County, Arkansas)
Relocated here 1990
Pony truss bridge over Cadron Creek on Cadron Creek Road (CR 2) in Quitman
Open to traffic

Calhoun County Historic Bridge Park Bridge #2 (20 Mile Road Bridge) (Calhoun County, Michigan)
Built 1906; Replaced by new bridge in 1996 and relocated to the Calhoun County Historic Bridge Park
Relocated Pratt pony truss bridge originally over St Joseph River on 20 Mile Road, now relocated to Historic Bridge Park in Calhoun County and restored as a pedestrian bridge
Relocated and open to pedestrians

Capon Lake Bridge (Hampshire County, West Virginia)
Originally built 1874 near Romney; relocated here in 1938
Whipple through truss bridge over Cacapon River, just off WV 259
Open to pedestrians only

Carroll County Road 314 Bridge (Carroll County, Missouri)
Built ca. 1895 by the Edge Moor Bridge Works; later relocated here
Through truss bridge over the BNSF Railway on CR 314
Open to traffic

Cemetery Road Covered Bridge (Greene County, Ohio)
Built 1886 by Henry Hebble; relocated 1975
Covered bridge over Yellow Springs Creek in Glen Helen Nature Preserve
Open to pedestrians only

Center Street Bridge (Greene County, Pennsylvania)
Built ca. 1910 as a railroad bridge; relocated 1944; rehabilitated 1983
Pony truss bridge over South Fork Tenmile Creek on PA 1011 in Clarksville
Open to traffic

Charles Holliday Covered Bridge (Fairfield County, Ohio)
Built 1897; relocated 1982
Covered bridge relocated to the Corn Festival grounds in Millersport
Open to pedestrians only

Cherry Creek Railroad Bridge (Denver County, Colorado)
Built ca. 1890 at an unknown location; relocated here in 1923
Through truss bridge over Cherry Creek on the Colorado & Southern Railroad (now BNSF) in Denver, north of Delgany Street
Unknown status

Chichaqua Bottoms Wagon Bridge (Polk County, Iowa)
Built 1910; moved here in 1992
Pony truss bridge over "Chichaqua Bottoms " on Pedestrian trail
Open to pedestrians

Chigger Creek Bridge (Logan County, Arkansas)
Relocated bridge.
Pony truss bridge over Chigger Creek on private property


Church Hill Road Covered Bridge (Columbiana County, Ohio)
Built 1870; relocated 1982
Covered bridge over Middle Fork Little Beaver Creek, just off OH 154 east of Lisbon
Open to pedestrians only

Claycomb/ Reynoldsdale Covered Bridge 38-05-12 (Bedford County, Pennsylvania)
Built 1880; rebuilt 1975
Burr arch-truss bridge over Raystown Branch of the Juniata River on Entrance to Old Bedford Village Historical Park
Open to traffic

Clear Creek Bridge (Butler County, Nebraska)
Built 1891 by the King Iron Bridge Co.; relocated 1928
Through truss bridge over Clear Creek on Road Bc (Road Bc), 2.8 mi. north and 4.8 mi. west of Bellwood
Intact but closed to all traffic

Coaldale Bridges (Fremont County, Colorado)
Old bridge built 1906. The newer bridge was probably relocated here from elsewhere
Pair of through truss bridges over Arkansas River at Coaldale on CR 6 (Hayden Creek Rd.) just north of US 50
Old bridge closed to all traffic; newer bridge open to traffic on a minor gravel road

Cold Springs Pegram Truss Railroad Bridge (Blaine County, Idaho)
Built 1894 as part of a five-span bridge at Ontario, Oregon; one span relocated here 1917; rail line discontinued 1981; converted to pedestrian use 1984
Pegram through truss bridge over Big Wood River on a pedestrian trail
Open to pedestrians

Collins River Bridge (Warren County, Tennessee)
Larger of the truss spans once apart of the Hyde's Ferry Bridge (Bordeaux) Bridge in Davidson County, but the Nashville Bridge Co. relocated one of the truss spans to the Collins River site in 1924 to be apart of the Collins River Bridge.
Parker through truss bridge over Collins River on Old TN 287
Closed to all traffic

Conant Creek Bridge (Fremont County, Idaho)
Built 1894 at American Falls; dismantled 1911; relocated here 1914
Three-span Pegram deck truss bridge over Conant Creek
Open to pedestrians only as part of Ashton-Tetonia Trail

Cook's Ford Bridge (Monroe County, Missouri)
Built 1914 by the Decatur Bridge Co.; relocated here in 1930
Through truss over Long Branch on CR 624
Open to traffic

Cooper's Cove Keystone Arch Bridge (Pocahontas County, Iowa)
Built before 1900 by local farmers
Stone arch bridge over waterway next to pond on trail
Open to pedestrians only

Cornelia Lake Bridge (Wright County, Iowa)
Built 1877, replaced 1986, Moved to present location
Pony truss bridge over inlet of Cornelia Lake on a pedestrian trail
Open to pedestrians

Cottage Street Bridge (Berkshire County, Massachusetts)
Built 1934; rehabilitated 1961
Pony truss bridge over Housatonic River on Cottage Street in Great Barrington
Open to traffic

Council Creek Bridge (Payne County, Oklahoma)
Built 1936 by the Briscoe Construction Co.
Through truss bridge formerly over Stillwater Creek on OK 51 in Stillwater now moved to Council Creek Road over Council Creek.
12/18/2009 - Now open to traffic.

Cow Creek Bridge (Malheur County, Oregon)
Built 1924
Pratt through truss bridge over Cow Creek on Danner Road (CR 793)
Open to traffic

Craig Bridge (Lewis and Clark County, Montana)
Built 1902; replaced and relocated in 2006
A three-span through truss bridge, formerly over the Missouri River at Craig, is now relocated and sitting at the old State Nursery grounds awaiting to be reassembled as a pedestrian bridge for a park.
Awaiting reconstruction at the old State Nursery grounds near Helena

Craig Creek Bridge (Botetourt County, Virginia)
Built 1886; relocated 1902
Deck truss bridge over Craig Creek on Old Rail Road (Route 817)
Open to traffic

Crooked River Bridge (Crook County, Oregon)
Built 1936, Replaced 2003
Lost double intersection Warren through truss bridge over Crooked River on Elliot Lane
Replaced by a pre-cast concrete girder bridge in 2003

Cross Bayou Bridge (Caddo Parish, Louisiana)
Originally built in 1890 over the Arkansas River in Oklahoma. Re-erected over Cross Bayou adjacent to downtown Shreveport in 1926. Used by KCS into the 1980's.
Waddell "A" truss bridge over Cross Bayou on the Kansas City Southern Railroad in Shreveport, near Spring Street. One of only 2 surviving Waddell "A" truss bridges in the US, the Linn Creek Bridge in Missouri being the other.
Abandoned

Crystal Avenue Bridge (Macon County, Missouri)
Built ca. 1890; relocated here ca. 1920
Through truss bridge over the BNSF Railroad on Crystal Avenue
Open to traffic

Cutler-Donahoe Covered Bridge (Madison County, Iowa)
Built 1871; relocated in 1970; rehabilitated 1997
Covered bridge over a ditch in Winterset City Park
Open to pedestrians only

Dakota Road Bridge (Christian County, Missouri)
Built 1915 by the Canton Bridge Co.; relocated here in 1966
Two-span pony truss bridge over Finley Creek on Dakota Road
Open to one-lane traffic

Dan Hartter Bridge (Woodford County, Illinois)
relocated to Eureka Lake Park in 2001, original location east of IL 117 almost 1 mile south of Eureka
Pratt Through Truss Bridge over Walnut Creek on bike trail in Eureka
Open to pedestrians

Danville-Mickles Bowstring Bridge (Yell County, Arkansas)
Originally built July 1880 by the King Bridge Co. at Danville; relocated in 1920
Derelict bowstring through truss bridge over Petit Jean River, between Danville and Ola
Abandoned with deck and approaches removed

Davis Bridge (Lincoln County, Missouri)
Built or relocated here in 1963; rehabilitated 1995
Pony truss bridge over North Fork Cuivre River on Davis Road beyond the end of Route BB at Davis
Open to traffic

Delgany Street Bridge (Denver County, Colorado)
Built 1891 by the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad; relocated here in 1923
Through truss bridge over Cherry Creek on Delgany Street in Denver
Open to Pedestrians

Derstler Road Bridge (Ray County, Missouri)
Built or relocated here ca. 1950
Pony truss bridge over Crooked River on Derstler Road
Open to traffic

Dingman's Ferry Bridge (Sussex County, New Jersey)
Relocated here 1900 from the Susquehanna River
Through truss bridge over Delaware River on CR 560
Open to vehicular traffic only (no pedestrians allowed)

Ditch Road Bridge (Saginaw County, Michigan)
Built 1889; Stringers and Deck Replaced 1954; Closed October 1992; Replaced 1999
Relocated Thacher through truss bridge over Shiawassee River on Ditch Road in Parshallburg
Replaced by new bridge

Dixon's Branch Covered Bridge (Preble County, Ohio)
Built 1887 by Everett S. Sherman; relocated here 1964
Covered bridge in Civitan Park near Lewisburg
Open to pedestrians only

Dolles Mill Bridge (Bollinger County, Missouri)
Built 1913 at Sedgewickville; relocated here in 1936; replaced 2011
Lost through truss bridge over Whitewater River northwest of Sedgewickville near Bollinger/Dolles Mill
Replaced by a new bridge

Dorman Bridge (Hickory County, Missouri)
Built ca. 1920; relocated here ca. 1933
Through truss bridge over Pomme de Terre River on CR 273
Open to traffic

E.I.R.R. - Henry's Fork Snake River Bridge (Fremont County, Idaho)
Built 1896; relocated here 1914
Two-span Pegram through truss bridge over Henry's Fork Snake River on the Eastern Idaho Railroad (E.I.R.R.)
Open to traffic

E.I.R.R. - Ririe Bridge (Jefferson County, Idaho)
Built 1894 as five-span bridge at Nyssa, Oregon; two-spans relocated here 1914
Two-span Pegram through truss bridge over Snake River on the Eastern Idaho Railroad - East Belt Branch
Open to traffic

E.I.R.R. - Ririe Flood Channel Bridge (Jefferson County, Idaho)
Built 1894 as five-span bridge at Nyssa, Oregon; one span relocated here 1914
Pegram through truss bridge over Snake River Flood Channel on the Eastern Idaho Railroad - East Belt Branch
Open to traffic

Ellingson Truss Bridge (Allamakee County, Iowa)
Imported to this location from Mitchell County in 1937 replacing a wooden bridge; destroyed during the relocation process in 1994; later replaced.
Lost Whipple through truss bridge over Upper Iowa River on Local Road near the Allamakee- Winneshiek County border
Lost

Ember Avenue Bridge (Daviess County, Missouri)
Built 1893 by the Dildine Bridge Co.; later moved here
Wrought iron through truss bridge over Sampson Creek on Ember Avenue (CR 330)
Open to traffic

English Creek Bridge (Fulton County, Arkansas)
Built 1929 by the Virginia Bridge & Iron Co.
Pratt through truss over English Creek on AR 289, south of Mammoth Spring
Open to two-lane traffic

Escalante Canyon Bridge (Delta County, Colorado)
Originally built 1890 at Delta by the Bullen Bridge Co. Relocated 1908 to cross the Gunnison at Read. Damaged by flooding and relocated ca. 1938 to Escalante Canyon. Replaced 1993.
Lost two-span through truss bridge over the Gunnison River on CR 650
Replaced by modern bridge

Eureka Bridge (Winneshiek County, Iowa)
Built 1872; Relocated to City Park, Castalia, Iowa 1995
Bowstring pony truss bridge over land, it is displayed on flat ground in Castalia
Open to pedestrians

Everton Bridge (Dade County, Missouri)
Built 1910 by the Canton Bridge Co.
Pony truss bridge formerly over Sinking Creek on CR 162, now at Dye's Park in Everton
Currently disassembled and awaiting reconstruction

Fairview-Snodgrass Road Bridge (Miami County, Ohio)
Built 1913; rehabilitated 1954
Pony truss bridge over Spring Creek on Fairview-Snodgrass Road (TR 19)
Moved to Piqua for trail use

Falling Rock Camp Iron Bridge (Licking County, Ohio)
Built ca. 1872; relocated 1927 and 1931
Iron pony truss bridge over Rocky Fork at Falling Rock Boy Scout Camp
Being moved and restored

Fancher Bridge (Clark County, Illinois)
Originally built in Shelby county, IL over Richland creek near Fancher, moved in 1983 to Clark county, IL
Pony truss bridge in the Cumberland Road rest stop, near Marshall
Open to pedestrians

Fay's Crossing Bridge (Pueblo County, Colorado)
Built 1905 near El Moro, Colorado, moved here in 1995
Through truss bridge over Santa Fe Avenue on a pedestrian trail in Pueblo
Open to pedestrians only

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