Historic Bridges of the U.S.

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Branch Hickory Creek Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over a branch of Hickory Creek, 15.2 mi. south and 0.2 mi. east of Walnut
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1920

Cox Creek Bridge
Arch bridge over Cox Creek
Closed to all traffic
Built 1923

Cox Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Cox Creek, 5.0 mi. north and 3.6 mi. east of Arma
Closed to all traffic
Built ca. 1920

Cox Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Cox Creek, 8.6 mi. north and 4.0 mi. east of Arma
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1920

East Cow Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over East Cow Creek, 1.7 mi. north and 3.1 mi. east of Alt Us-69
Closed to all traffic

Hickory Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Hickory Creek, 9.5 mi. south and 0.7 mi. east of Walnut
Open to traffic

Hickory Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Hickory Creek, 7.0 mi. south and 2.5 mi. east of Walnut
Closed to all traffic
Built ca. 1910

Hudgeon Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over Limestone Creek, 10.0 mi. south and 3.2 mi. west of Girard
Open to traffic
Built 1923 by the Topeka Bridge & Construction Co.

Lightning Creek K-126 Bridge
Lost rainbow arch bridge over Lightning Creek on K-126 (Old US 160)
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1927; replaced 2004

Lime Creek Bridge
Lost pony truss bridge over Lime Creek on RS 1181
No longer exists
Replaced 1999

Little Walnut Creek Bowstring Bridge
Bridge over Little Walnut Creek

Little Walnut Creek Bridge
Lost concrete arch bridge over Little Walnut Creek, 2.6 mi. north and 1.0 mi. east of Walnut
No longer exists
Built 1915; replaced 2001

Spider Leg Bridge
Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Branch of West Fork Dry Wood Creek on Saint Louis-San Francisco Railroad
Open to traffic
Built in 1914 to replace a wooden bridge.

Crawford County