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Adams County Fairgrounds Pony Bridge [Map] Pony truss bridge over a branch of Honey Creek at Adams County FairgroundsOpen to pedestrians onlyOriginally located over Frazier Creek on CR 1800N/CR 725E; later relocated to fairgrounds
Bear Creek Bridge [Map] Through truss bridge over Bear Creek on TR 20 north of Ursa, 3.0 mi. north of UrsaReplaced by a new bridgeBuilt 1890; replaced 2007
Bear Creek Bridge [Map] Pony truss bridge over Bear Creek on W Adams St, 0.5 mi. southwest of LoraineIntact but closed to all trafficBuilt 1905
Bluff Canal Bridge TR 9 [Map · Street View] Pony truss bridge over Bluff Canal on TR 9 (CR N 2900th Ave) 2.0 mi. west of LimaClosed; 3 feet of each each has been peeled back; blocked off.Built 1905
Bluff Hall Bridge [Map] Pony truss bridge over Harkness Creek at Bluff Hall just off IL 57Bridge Removed and Replaced with Concrete Culvert.Built 1905; made obsolete by new bridge in 1941
BN - Ursa Creek Bridge [Map] Warren deck truss over Ursa Creek on Burlington Northern RailwayRemoved and a Lodge has been built on the remainsBuilt 1919; Removed 1986; Lodge built on remaining concrete piers 2000-2003
BNSF - Quincy Bay Bridge [Map] Deck Plate girder bridge over Quincy Bay on the BNSF Railway in QuincyOpen to railroad trafficBuilt 1960
Buskirk Ford Bridge [Map] Pratt through truss bridge over McKee Creek on TR 416, 4.7 mi. west of KellervilleIntact but closed to all trafficBuilt 1885 by the Morse Bridge Company
Cannonball Bridge [Map · Street View] Timber stringer bridge over BNSF on Cannonball Road (CH 27)Old one was removed, new one (concrete) is under construction.Built 1905
CBQ - Lower Quincy Bay Bridge [Map · Street View] Lost Pratt deck truss swing bridge over Quincy Bay on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RailroadRemoved; One pier used as foundation for the "Pier Restaurant"Built 1889; Removed 1960-1
CBQ - Quincy Bay Bridge (1868) [Map] Lost Bollman deck truss bridge over Quincy Bay on Chicago, Burlington & QuincyReplaced by a new bridgeBuilt 1868; Approached replaced by DPGs 1886; Replaced 1899
CBQ - Quincy Railroad Bridge (1899) [Map] Warren through truss swing bridge over Mississippi River on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy & Highway (Until 1930)Replaced by a new bridgeBuilt 1899; Wagon decks removed 1930; Replaced 1961
Fall Creek Branch Bridge [Map] Stringer bridge with stone abutments over a branch of Fall Creek, just north of 223rd Lane (Payson Lane)Abandoned and in jeopardy of collapsing
Fall Creek Bridge [Map] Stone arch bridge over Fall Creek just north of 223rd Lane (Payson Lane)Open to pedestrians onlyCompleted October 8, 1855, by Joseph C. Elliott. Made obsolete by new bridge in 1949.
Frazier Creek Bridge [Map] Lost Warren pony truss bridge over Frazier Creek on Adams County CR 1800N / 725E dirt roadRemoved but not replaced, moved to Adams County Fairgrounds 2003.
Marblehead Bridge [Map] Lost Parker through truss Bridge over Mill Creek at MarbleheadNo longer exists
Mill Creek Bridge [Map] Lost pony truss bridge over Mill Creek on TR 218, .75 mi. south of BurtonNo longer existsBuilt 1897; replaced 2003
Mill Creek Bridge [Map] Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Mill Creek on Herleman Road (TR 76)Replaced by new bridgeBuilt 1894; replaced 1982
Missouri Creek Bridge [Map] Pony truss bridge over Missouri Creek on TR 143, 3.3 mi. north of ClaytonDemolished.Built 1907
Munger Bridge [Map · Street View] Pratt through truss bridge temporarily sitting next to 1000th Street, just north of the Pike County linetemporarily propped up on wheels and concrete blocks on private property
Oak Creek Bridge [Map] Pony truss bridge over Oak Creek on TR 77, 2 mi. northwest of Marcellineopen to all traffic
Payson Road Bridge [Map] Deck plate girder bridge over Fall Creek on Payson Road (CH 51)Open to trafficBuilt 1948
Quincy Bayview Bridge [Map · Street View] Cable-stayed bridge over the Mississippi River on westbound US 24 at QuincyOpen to two lanes of westbound trafficBuilt 1986 at a cost of $17,230,000
Quincy Memorial Bridge [Map · Street View] Continuous through truss bridge over the Mississippi River on eastbound US 24 at QuincyOpen to two lanes of eastbound trafficBuilt 1928-1930; rehabilitated 1981
Quinsippi Island Bridge (1886) [Map · Street View] Plate girder swing bridge over Quincy Bay providing access to Quinsippi Island Park in QuincyOpenBuilt 1886 using 1869 Arches; Replaced on a new alignment 1961; Used by Narrow Gauge tourist trains until 1984, Coverted to road used after 1984; Repaired 2015-16
Rock Creek Bridge [Map] Lost pony truss bridge over Rock Creek on TR 205, 2.3 mi. southeast of UrsaReplaced by a new bridgeBuilt 1905
Rock Creek Bridge [Map] Concrete pony/through girder bridge over Rock Creek on N. 60th Street (CR 1000E/TR 118)Open to trafficBuilt 1933
South Fork Bridge [Map] Lost Bowstring through truss bridge over South Fork Bear Creek on CR 2353 NNo longer existsBuilt ca. 1880
TR 396 Bridge [Map] Pony truss bridge over South Fork Bear Creek on TR 396, 2.6 mi. SW of GoldenDemolished.Built 1905
Walnut Creek Bridge [Map] Lost pony truss bridge over Walnut Creek on TR 369, 2.0 mi. northwest of KellervillNo longer existsBuilt 1906; replaced 2004
Walnut Fork Bridge [Map] Pony truss bridge over Walnut Fork on TR 285, 1.3 mi. northeast of ColumbusDemolished.Built 1892
Wilson Bridge [Map] Through truss bridge over Bear Creek on 1050th AvenueOpen to trafficBuilt 1922