Historic Bridges of the U.S. | Mercer County, New Jersey

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Alexander Road Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Stony Brook on Alexander Road
Open to traffic
Built 1905; rehabilitated 1990

Amtrak Northeast Corridor Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Northbound NJ 29 on the Amtrak Northeast Corridor
Open
Built 1903

Assunpink Creek Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Assunpink Creek on US 206 (Broad Street) in Trenton
Open to traffic
Built 1900; rehabilitated 1904

Assunpink Creek Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Assunpink Creek on CR 635 in Trenton
Open to traffic
Built 1900; rehabilitated 1966

Calhoun Street Bridge
Through truss bridge over Delaware River Calhoun Street/Trenton Avenue
Open to traffic
Built 1884 by the Phoenix Bridge Co.

Carnegie Lake Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over Carnegie Lake on CR 571
Open to traffic
Built 1905; rehabilitated 1938

Clinton Avenue Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Assunpink Creek on S. Clinton Avenue in Trenton
Open to traffic
Built 1869

Delaware Avenue Bridge
Wooden bridge over Trenton Line on W. Delaware Avenue in Pennington
Open to traffic
Built 1914; rehabilitated 1975

Delaware River Railroad Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Delaware River on Amtrak Northeast Corridor
Open to traffic
Built 1903

Doctors Creek Bridge
Lost pony truss bridge over Doctors Creek
No longer exists
Built 1871; rehabilitated 1930; replaced 2001

Doctors Creek Bridge
Lost pony truss bridge over Doctors Creek on Crosswicks Ham. Sq.
No longer exists
Built 1915; rehabilitated 1966; replaced 2000

East Ward Avenue Bridge in Hightstown
Through truss bridge over Peddie Lake on East Ward Avenue in Hightstown
Open to traffic
Built 1896 by New Jersey Steel & Iron; rehabilitated 1969

Hunter Road Bridge
Truss bridge over Pleasant Valley Creek on Hunter Road
Open to traffic

Iron Bridge Road Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Crosswicks Creek on Iron Bridge Road
Open to traffic
Built 1886; rehabilitated 1924

Jacobs Creek Bridge
Through truss bridge over Jacobs Creek on Bear Tavern Road (CR 579)
Open to traffic
Built 1882; rehabilitated 1950

Jacobs Creek Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Jacobs Creek on NJ 29
Open to traffic
Built 1832; rehabilitated 1941

Lower Trenton Bridge
Through truss bridge over Delaware River on Alt US 1 in Morrisville
Open to traffic
Built 1928; rehabilitated 1969 and 2005

Millstone River Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Millstone River on Old NJ 27
Open to traffic

Mine Road Bridge
Through truss bridge over Stony Brook on Mine Road
Open to traffic
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1976

Montgomery Street Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Assunpink Creek on Montgomery Street in Trenton
Open to traffic
Built 1900; rehabilitated 1950

Moores Creek Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over Moores Creek on NJ 29
Open to traffic
Built 1912; rehabilitated 1917

Province Line Road Bridge
Truss bridge over Stony Brook on Province Line Road
Open to traffic
Built 1903

Rocky Brook Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Rocky Brook on NJ 33 in Hightstown
Open to traffic
Built 1907; rehabilitated 1981

Scudder Falls Bridge
Deck plate girder bridge over Delaware River on Interstate 95 in Lower Makefield Township
Open to traffic
Built 1959, replacing a washed-out Truss Bridge; rehabilitated 1981

SEPTA R3 Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over Delaware River on SEPTA/CSX
Open
Built 1912

Shipetaukin Creek Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over Shipetaukin Creek on Carter Road (CR 569)
Open to traffic
Built 1921

Shipetaukin Creek Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over Shipetaukin Creek on US 206
Open to traffic
Built 1923

Shipetaukin Creek Bridge
Lost truss bridge over Shipetaukin Creek on Fackler Road (CR 569)
No longer exists

South Clinton Avenue Bridge
Through truss bridge over Amtrak NE Corridor on South Clinton Avenue in Trenton
Open to traffic
Built 1890; rehabilitated 1983

Stony Brook Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Stony Brook on CR 583
Open to traffic
Built 1900; rehabilitated 1979

Stony Brook Bridge
Stone arch bridge over Stony Brook on US 206
Open to traffic
Built

Yardley-Wilburtha Bridge
Lost Warren through truss bridge over Delaware River on Unknown in Yardley
Destroyed by flood
Built 1903 after wooden bridge destroyed, destroyed by flooding in 1955, replaced by Scudder Falls Bridge