Historic Bridges of the U.S. | McPherson County

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Black Kettle Creek Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over Black Kettle Creek on Durst Street in Moundridge
Open to traffic
Built 1932

Blaze Fork Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Blaze Fork on Entrance 10th Avenue, 1.0 mi. south and 4.0 mi. west of Mcpherson
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1910; rehabilitated 1962

Branch Gypsum Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over a branch of Gypsum Creek on 21st Avenue, 8.2 mi. north of Galva
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1920; rehabilitated 1960

Branch Gypsum Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over a branch of Gypsum Creek on Sioux Road, 1.0 mi. south and 0.6 mi. west of Roxbury
Open to traffic
Built 1912

North Gypsum Creek Bridge
Bedstead pony truss bridge over North Gypsum Creek on Sioux Road, 2.8 mi. west and 10.4 mi. north of Canton
Open to traffic
Built 1902 by the Kansas City Bridge Co.

Smoky Hill River Bridge
Lost pony truss bridge over Smoky Hill River on Smoky Valley Road, 0.4 mi. south and 2.0 mi. west of Marquette
No longer exists
Built 1921; replaced 2005

Smoky Hill River Bridge
Through truss bridge over Smoky Hill River on Syensk Road
Open to traffic
Built 1919; rehabilitated 1989

Smoky Hill River Bridge
Through truss bridge over Smoky Hill River on Abandoned Railroad Line
Open to pedestrians

Turkey Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Turkey Creek on Arapaho Road, 1.0 mi. south and 6.7 mi. west of Moundridge
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1910

Turkey Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Turkey Creek on 16th. Avenue, 2.0 mi. east and 5.6 mi. south of Mcpherson
Open to traffic
Built ca. 1930

Turkey Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Turkey Creek on 17th. Avenue, 3.0 mi. east and 5.7 mi. south of Mcpherson
Open to traffic
Built 1925