Joachim Creek

Jefferson County, Missouri
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DeSoto Swinging Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Lost swinging footbridge over Joachim Creek in DeSoto
No longer exists

DeWitt Street Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Built 1925
Closed two-span pony truss bridge over Joachim Creek on DeWitt Street in DeSoto
Closed to all traffic

Fountain City Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Built 1926; replaced 2007
Lost through truss bridge over Joachim Creek on Fountain City Road (old Missouri State Highway 110) in De Soto, Mo.
Replaced by UCEB

Herculaneum Railroad Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Warren through truss bridge over Joachim Creek on Union Pacific Railroad
Open to railroad traffic

Joachim Avenue Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Built 1924; made obsolete by new bridge in 1933; closed to traffic Nov. 21, 2005; main span demolished Dec. 27, 2006; replaced by UCEB in 2007
Lost through truss bridge over Joachim Creek on Joachim Avenue (Old US 61/67) in Herculaneum
Replaced by UCEB

Joachim Creek BNSF Railway Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Warren deck truss bridge over Joachim Creek on BNSF Railroad
Open to traffic

Joachim Creek Bridge Route JJ (St. Francois County, Missouri)
Built 1924
Concrete tee beam bridge over Joachim Creek on Route JJ
Open to traffic

Joachim Creek US 61/67 Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Built 1933 - 1934 by M. E. Gillioz
Through truss bridge over Joachim Creek on U. S. Highway 61 / 67 in Herculaneum
Open to four lanes of traffic

Kelley Street Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Wooden deck bridge over Joachim Creek on E. Kelley Street in De Soto
Closed to all traffic

Mystery Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Lost bridge over Joachim Creek between DeSoto and Victoria
No longer exists

Sunshine Drive Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Built 1934; replaced 2004
Lost through truss over Joachim Creek on Sunshine Drive (Old Route A) in Festus
Removed to make room for new concrete bridge

Valles Mines Bridge (Jefferson County, Missouri)
Stone arch bridge over Joachim Creek on the Mississippi River & Bonne Terre Railway, just beyond the end of Harrison Road
Abandoned after the railroad line was dismantled