145th Street Bridge (New York County, New York)Built 1900; rehabilitated 1988
Swing bridge over Harlem River on 145th Street in New York
Open to traffic
Alton Railroad Bridge (Madison County, Illinois)Built 1892-94 under the direction of George S. Morison
Lost through truss swing bridge over the Mississippi River on the Burlington Northern Railroad at Alton
Removed after the railroad line was abandoned
Atchison Railroad Bridge (Atchison County, Kansas)Built 1900
Through truss swing bridge over the Missouri River on the Union Pacific railroad at Atchison
Open to traffic
Batesville Bridge (Independence County, Arkansas)Replaced by a modern bridge in 1979
Lost through truss swing bridge over White River on US 167 at Batesville
Replaced by a new bridge
Bigelow Bridge (Perry County, Arkansas)Built 1909 by the Southwestern Bridge & Iron Co. of Fort Worth, TX
Abandoned swing through truss bridge over Fourche La Fave River on former Spur AR 113 just southwest of Bigelow
Abandoned, with deck and two panels missing
Black Rock Railroad Bridge (Lawrence County, Arkansas)Pony plate-girder bridge with a center swing span over Black River at Black Rock
Open to traffic
Burlington Rail Bridge (Des Moines County, Iowa)Built 1868; Reconstructed 1893;
Through truss bridge over Mississippi River on BNSF Railroad in Burlington
Open to traffic
C&NW Root River Swing Bridge (Racine County, Wisconsin)Built 1908 by the American Bridge Co. for the Chicago & Northwestern RR
Deck truss swing bridge over Root River on Union Pacific RR in Racine
Open to traffic
Caddo Lake Railroad Bridge (Caddo Parish, Louisiana)Built 1898; replaced in the 1990's
Lost swing railroad bridge over Caddo Lake on the Kansas City Southern Railroad at Mooringsport
Replaced by a new bridge
Camden Railroad Bridge (Ouachita County, Arkansas)Through truss swing bridge over Ouachita River on the Cotton Belt (now Union Pacific) Railroad at Camden
Still in use
CMStPP RR Kinnickinnic River Swing Bridge (Milwaukee County, Wisconsin)Through truss bridge over Burnham Canal, Kinnickinnic River on Canadian National Railroad in Milwaukee
Open to traffic
CMStPP RR Menomonee River Swing Bridge (Milwaukee County, Wisconsin)Built for the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad
Through truss bridge over Menomonee River on Canadian National Railroad in Milwaukee
Open to traffic
Coosa River Bridge (Etowah County, Alabama)Built 1939
Through truss bridge over Coosa River on AL 77 in Southside
Open to traffic
Cotter Railroad Bridge (Baxter County, Arkansas)Through truss swing railroad bridge over the White River at Cotter, just north of the US 62B bridge
Open to railroad traffic
Dardanelle Bridge (Yell County, Arkansas)Built 1929, replacing a pontoon bridge first built 1891. Replaced by a new bridge in 1971.
Lost through truss bridge over Arkansas River on AR 7 at Dardanelle
Replaced with a modern bridge
First Boonville Railroad Bridge (Cooper County, Missouri)Built 1873-74 by the American Bridge Co. under W.G. Coolidge. Opened to railroad traffic Jan. 10, 1874. Rehabilitated 1883-84 by Kellogg and Maurice, of Athens, Pennsylvania. Replaced by the second Boonvill
Lost through truss swing bridge over the Missouri River on the MKT Railroad at Boonville
Replaced by a new bridge
First Jefferson City Bridge (Cole County, Missouri)Opened Oct. 15, 1896; demolished 1955
Lost through truss swing bridge over the Missouri River at Jefferson City
Replaced by the current US 54 bridge, but vestiges of south approach remain at end of Bolivar Street
Fort Madison Bridge (Lee County, Iowa)Built 1927
Toll double-decker through truss swing bridge over the Mississippi River on IA 2/IL 9/BNSF Railroad at Fort Madison
Open to traffic
Gasconade Railroad Bridge (Gasconade County, Missouri)Lost swing bridge over Gasconade River on the Union Pacific Railroad
Replaced by a new bridge
Hargrove Bridge (Butler County, Missouri)Completed Nov. 15, 1917, by Miller and Borcherding Bridge Builders of St. Louis. Closed in 1992 due to flood damage. Rehabilitated and reopened July 2, 1999.
Swing bridge with two pony trusses over Black River on CR 658
Open to one-lane traffic on a gravel road with an 8 ton weight limit
Index Railroad Bridge (Bowie County, Texas)Built 1899-1900 by the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Works
Through truss swing bridge over Red River on the KCS Railroad
Open to traffic
Johnsonville Railroad Bridge (Humphreys County, Tennessee)Originally built 1867 as a timber Howe truss bridge; rebuilt or modified in 1873, 1893, 1900, and 1915; demolished 1945 with the creation of Kentucky Lake
Lost through truss swing bridge over Tennessee River on the NC&Stl Railway between Eva and (Old) Johnsonville
No longer exists
Judsonia Bridge (White County, Arkansas)Built 1924 by the R. L. Gaster Construction Co. of Little Rock
Through truss bridge with center swing span over Little Red River on CR 66 at Judsonia
Closed for rehabilitation (?)
Judsonia Railroad Bridge (White County, Arkansas)Through truss swing bridge over Little Red River on the Union Pacific Railroad at Judsonia
Open to railroad traffic
Keesler Bridge (Leflore County, Mississippi)Built 1925 by the Riley-Bailey Construction Co.
Swing through truss bridge over Yazoo River on Grand Blvd. at Greenwood
Open to traffic
Keokuk Rail Bridge (Lee County, Iowa)Replaced for highway traffic 1985 still carries railroad
Through truss bridge over Mississippi River on Railroad
Open to traffic
Leavenworth Railroad Bridge (Leavenworth County, Kansas)Built 1892-94 under the direction of George S. Morison for about $300,000; dedicated Jan. 2, 1894
Lost through truss swing bridge over the Missouri River at Leavenworth
No longer exists
Lenox Bridge (Dyer County, Tennessee)Built 1917 by the Vincennes Bridge Co.; damaged by overweight load in 1978; dismanted 1985; relocated 1987-88
Swing pony truss bridge originally spanning Obion River on CR S8025 west of Lenox
Open to pedestrians only
Lockport Swing Bridge (Lafourche Parish, Louisiana)Built 1940
Swing bridge over Bayou Lafourche on LA 655 in Lockport
Open to traffic with a weight limit
Louisiana Railroad Bridge (Pike County, Missouri)Built 1872-73
Through truss swing railroad bridge over the Mississippi River at Louisiana
Open to train traffic
Macombs Dam Bridge (New York County, New York)Built 1895; rehabilitated 2003
Swing bridge over Harlem River on E. 155th Street in New York
Open to traffic
Madison Avenue Bridge (New York County, New York)Built 1907; rehabilitated 1988
Swing bridge over Harlem River on Madison Avenue in New York
Open to traffic
Madison Bridge (St. Francis County, Arkansas)Built 1933 by the Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Co. of Milwaukee
Through truss bridge with center swing span over St. Francis River on US 70 near Madison
Open to traffic
Martin Bridge (Ouachita County, Arkansas)Lost swing through truss bridge over Ouachita River at Camden
Replaced in 1947 by the Ben Laney Bridge
Meredosia Railroad Bridge (Morgan County, Illinois)Built 1857 (estimated), last train crossed tracks in 1955, dismantled after a new railroad bridge in Valley City opened but one pier still survives
Lost through truss swing bridge over Illinois River on railroad
was built just downstream of the highway bridge
Meridian Bridge (Sutter County, California)Built 1977
Swing bridge over Sacramento Riv(Meridian) on CA 20
Open to traffic
Morrilton Bridge (Conway County, Arkansas)Lost swing through truss bridge over Arkansas River on AR 9 at Morrilton
No longer exists
Newport Railroad Bridge (Jackson County, Arkansas)Built 1938 by the Virginia Bridge Co.
Through truss swing bridge over White River and CR 10 on the Union Pacific Railroad south of Newport
Open to railroad traffic
Old Monticello Road Bridge (Bradley County, Arkansas)Lost swing through truss bridge over Saline River on AR 4 (now US 278) between Warren and Monticello
Replaced 1949 by a new bridge located upstream
Parkin Bridge (Cross County, Arkansas)Lost swing through truss bridge over St. Francis River on US 64 at Parkin
Replaced by a new bridge in 1954
Pocahontas Bridge (Randolph County, Arkansas)Built 1934 by the Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co., replacing an earlier through truss structure located closer to the railroad bridge. Parallel bridge built 1986.
Through truss bridge with a center swing span over Black River on US 67 at Pocahontas
Open to two lanes of westbound traffic; eastbound traffic is carried by a parallel deck girder bridge
Pocahontas Railroad Bridge (Randolph County, Arkansas)Lost through truss railroad bridge with a center swing span over Black River at Pocahontas
Bridge removed, but several concrete piers remain
Quinsippi Island Bridge (Adams County, Illinois)Possibly built 1868 by the CB&Q Railroad; later retrofitted for vehicle traffic
Plate girder swing bridge over Quincy Bay providing access to Quinsippi Island Park in Quincy
Open to one-lane traffic
Riverside Bridge (St. Clair County, Alabama)Built 1930; rehabilitated 1972
Through truss swing bridge over Coosa River (Logan Martin Lake) on US 78 at Riverside
Open to traffic
Romeo Road Bridge (Will County, Illinois)Built 1899; closed to traffic 1992; replaced 1998
Lost through truss swing bridge over the Chicago S&S Canel on 135th Street (Romeo Road) in Romeoville
Replaced by modern fixed-span bridge
Searcy Bridge (White County, Arkansas)Lost swing through truss bridge over Little Red River on US 67W (now Davis Road, CR 76)
No longer exists
Second Boonville Railroad Bridge (Cooper County, Missouri)Built 1894-96, replacing the first Boonville bridge, but reusing the substructure. Replaced by the third and current Boonville bridge in 1932 on a slightly different
Lost through truss swing bridge over the Missouri River on the MKT Railroad at Boonville
Replaced by a new bridge
Second Hannibal Bridge (Jackson County, Missouri)Built 1917 to replace First Hannibal Bridge; auto deck abandoned 1956
Through truss bridge over Missouri River on the BNSF Railroad in Kansas City
Open to railroad traffic
Shreveport Railroad Bridge (Bossier Parish, Louisiana)Rail bridge over Red River in Shreveport. Rail line is active. Build date unknown.
Through truss bridge over Red River on railroad in Shreveport
Open to traffic
St. Francisville Bridge (Lawrence County, Illinois)Through truss swing bridge over the Wabash River near St. Francisville
Open to one-lane traffic, with a tollbooth in St. Francisville
St. Joseph Railroad Bridge (Buchanan County, Missouri)Built 1906, replacing an earlier swing bridge
Pennsylvania through truss swing bridge over Missouri River on the Union Pacific Railroad at St. Joseph
Open to traffic
Stillions Bridge (Ashley County, Arkansas)Built 1906 by the Pennsylvania Steel Co.
Through truss swing bridge over Saline River on the Fordyce and Princeton Railroad (formerly Rock Island) northwest of Crossett
Open to railroad 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
Open to traffic
Third Avenue Bridge (New York County, New York)Built 1900; rehabilitated 1957
Swing bridge over Harlem River on Third Avenue in New York
Open to traffic
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
Willis Avenue Bridge (New York County, New York)Built 1901; rehabilitated 1987
Swing bridge over Harlem River on Willis Avenue in New York
Open to traffic