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Redwood County

Bridge Street Bridge (old) [Map]
Lost Open-spandrel arch bridge over Redwood River on Bridge Street
Removed
Built in 1913; repaired in 1924; made obsolete by the Hwy. 19 and 67 Bridge in 1934 and was handed over to the city. Served traffic until its closure in the 1970s. Barricaded in the 1980s; removed in 2004.

Cottonwood River Bridge [Map]
Lost pony truss bridge over Cottonwood River on CR 155
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1916

DM&E Bridge #530 [Map]
Steel stringer bridge over Drainage Ditch on DM&E RR
Open to traffic
Built 1916

DM&E Cottonwood River Bridge [Map]
Quadrangular truss bridge with trestle and deck plate girder approaches
Open to traffic
Built 1919 by Chicago Northwestern

DM&E US71 Overpass [Map · Street View]
Steel stringer bridge over Us 71 on Dm&E Rr
Open to traffic
Built 1936

Dutch Charley Park Bridge [Map]
Steel stringer bridge over Cottonwood River on CSAH 6
Open to traffic
Built 1938 as part of the Works Progress Administration Project

Farmer's Golf and Health Club /CSAH 15 Bridge [Map]
Steel stringer bridge over Cottonwood River on CSAH 15 next to Farmer's Golf Course and Health Club
Open to traffic
Built 1938 as part of the Works Progress Administration Project

Farmer's Golf and Health Club Bridge [Map]
Howe pony truss bridge over Cottonwood River on golf course trail
Open to pedestrians

Harvest Avenue Bridge [Map]
Through truss bridge over the Minnesota River on Harvest Avenue north of Belview
Open to traffic

Hwy. 19/67 Bridge [Map · Street View]
Concrete arch bridge over Redwood River on MN 19 and 67 in Redwood Falls
Built 1934 to replace another concrete arch bridge built in 1913; rehabilitated in 1980; still serves traffic

Jade Avenue Bridge [Map]
Through Plate Girder bridge on DM&E Railroad
Built 1919

Johnson Bridge [Map]
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Redwood River on Harvest Avenue north of 295th Street
Replaced by UCEB
Built 1904 by William S. Hewett & Co.

Lamberton Bridge [Map]
Parker through truss bridge over Cottonwood River on Hwy. US 14
Replaced
Built 1931; replaced as part of the reconstruction project on US 14 in 1992

Lamberton Cemetery Bridge [Map]
Steel stringer bridge over Lamberton Cemetery Access Road on DM&E RR
Open to traffic
Built 1913

Main Street Bridge [Map]
Girder bridge over Cottonwood River on Main St (Mun 22)
Open to traffic
Built 1918

Main Street Bridge over Diversion [Map]
Bridge over tributary of Cottonwood River on Main St (Mun 22)
Open to traffic
Built 1917

Minnesota River Bridge [Map]
Through truss bridge over Minnesota River on CR 17
Open to traffic
Built 1910

Minnesota River Bridge [Map · Street View]
Steel stringer bridge over Minnesota River on CSAH 101
Open to traffic
Built 1957

MN Valley RR Bridge [Map]
Lost Concrete tee beam bridge over Over Minn Valley Rl Auth on Hwys. US 71 and MN 19
Built 1928; Replaced in 1997- road realigned at the same time.

Morton- Minnesota River Crossing [Map · Street View]
Lost Parker through truss bridge over Minnesota River on Hwys. US 71 and MN 19
Replaced by new bridge
Built 1928; Replaced in 1997- road realigned at the same time.

MPL Bridge at Sulphur Lake [Map]
Timber stringer bridge over Sulphur Lake on Twin Cities and Western Railroad
Open to traffic
This trestle replaced an 89 span trestle at the same location in 1941

MPL Minnesota River Bridge [Map]
Pratt through truss bridge over Minnesota River on Twin Cities and Western Railroad
Open to traffic, But replacement plans are in place...
Built 1896 by M&STL. M&STL purchased 1960 by CNW. Abandoned in 1980. Purchased by Minnesota Valley Railroad. Purchased 2002 by MPLI

MPL Redwood River Bridge [Map · Street View]
Warren through truss bridge over Redwood River
Open to traffic
Truss span built 1898 by M&Stl. Trestle replaced multuple times.

Ramsey Park Suspension Bridge [Map]
Wire suspension bridge over Tributary of Redwood River on Pedestrian Trail
Open to pedestrians

Sulpher Lake Bridge [Map · Street View]
Through truss bridge over Sulpher Lake on MN 19 and US 71
Closed to traffic on Sept. 5, 2010
Built 1927; Closed on Sept. 5, 2010

Swayback Bridge [Map]
Slab bridge over Redwood River on CSAH 31
Open to traffic
Built 1938 by the Works Progress Administration