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De Kalb County

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Cedar Creek IN 427 Bridge   [Map]
Concrete arch bridge over Cedar Creek on IN 427 in Waterloo
Open to traffic
Built 1935; rehabilitated 1985
Corunna Bridge   [Map]
Pony truss bridge over the Norfolk Southern Railway on IN 327 (Bridge Street) in Corunna
Removed
Built 1918; rehabilitated 1978
CR 7 Overpass   [Map]
Pony truss bridge over CSX Transportation on CR 7
Removed but not replaced
CR 75 Overpass   [Map]
Four-span pony truss bridge over CSX Railroad on CR 75
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1920
CSX - Old State Road 3 Overpass   [Map · Street View]
Concrete stringer bridge over Old State Road 3 on CSX Railroad
Open to traffic
Built 1910
Houlton Covered Bridge 14-17-04x   [Map]
Lost Howe through truss bridge over Fish Creek on County Road 4A
Destroyed by fire
Built in 1884; destroyed by fire in 1963
ISC - John Diehl Ditch Arch   [Map]
Lost Closed-spandrel arch bridge over John Diehl Ditch on Indiana Service Corporation
Either removed or converted and replaced at a later date.
Newville Covered Bridge 14-17-05x   [Map]
Lost Haupt through truss bridge over St. Joseph River on Road
Destroyed by disaster
Built 1867 by William Valleau; destroyed ca. 1875.
Newville Iron Bridge   [Map]
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over St. Joseph's River
Destroyed by flood
Built ca. 1875 to replace the Newville Covered Bridge; destroyed by flooding and ice in 1912.
South County Line Road Bridge   [Map]
Concrete bridge over a branch of Cedar Creek on South County Line Road
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1930
Spencerville Covered Bridge 14-17-01   [Map · Street View]
Covered bridge over Saint Joseph River on CR 68
Reopened June 2013 after repairs after being heavily damaged by a semi driver who crossed it.
Built 1873 by John McKay
St. Joe Bridge   [Map]
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over St. Joseph River on Old alignment of CR 63
Removed
Built in 1895 by the Massillon Bridge Company.
St. Joseph River Bridge   [Map]
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over St. Joseph River on CR 79
Replaced by new bridge
Built in 1891 by the King Bridge Company; replaced in 1989