Nevada Website Statistics

All Bridges

• Total listed Nevada bridges: 126
• Bridges with photos: 57 (45.2%)
• Bridges with Street View: 53 (42.1%)
• Bridges with GPS coordinates: 124 (98.4%)

• Total photos: 348

Extant Bridges

• Extant bridges: 102 (81.0% of all)
• Bridges with photos: 43 (42.2% of extant)
• Bridges with Street View: 46 (45.1% of extant)
• Bridges with GPS coordinates: 101 (99.0% of extant)

Lost Bridges

• Lost bridges: 20 (15.9% of all)
• Bridges with photos: 12 (60.0% of lost)
• Bridges with GPS coordinates: 19 (95.0% of lost)

Oldest Listed Bridges

1. VT - Crown Point Bridge (Storey County, built 1869, removed)
2. Virginia Street Bridge (Washoe County, built 1877, replaced by new bridge)
3. VT - Truckee River Bridge (Washoe County, built 1881, removed)
4. Painted Rock Road Bridge (Storey County, built 1902, open to traffic)
5. UP - Patrick Bridge (Washoe County, built 1902, open to traffic)
6. Palisade Canyon Road Bridge No. 2 (Eureka County, built 1902, open to traffic)
7. Virginia Street Bridge (Washoe County, built 1905, replaced by new bridge)
8. UP - Palisade Canyon Bridge No. 1 (Eureka County, built 1906, unknown status)
9. Irrigation canal bridge (Churchill County, built 1906, open to traffic)
10. UP - Palisade Canyon Bridge No. 2 (Eureka County, built 1906, collapsed)

Oldest Listed Extant Bridges

1. Palisade Canyon Road Bridge No. 2 (Eureka County, built 1902, open to traffic)
2. UP - Patrick Bridge (Washoe County, built 1902, open to traffic)
3. Painted Rock Road Bridge (Storey County, built 1902, open to traffic)
4. Irrigation canal bridge (Churchill County, built 1906, open to traffic)
5. UP - Fallon Bridge (Churchill County, built 1906, open to traffic)
6. UP - West Verdi Bridge (Washoe County, built 1907, open to traffic)
7. SP - Truckee River Bridge (Abandoned) (Washoe County, built 1907, open to pedestrians)
8. UP - Meadow Valley Wash Bridge (Lincoln County, built 1907, open to traffic)
9. Bridge Street Bridge (Humboldt County, built 1910, open to traffic)
10. UP - Meadow Valley Wash Bridge (Lincoln County, built 1910, open to traffic)

By Design

• Arch: 11 (8.7%)
  • Deck arch: 10 (7.9%)
    • Closed-spandrel arch: 4 (3.2%)
    • Open-spandrel arch: 3 (2.4%)
    • Ribbed closed-spandrel arch: 1 (0.8%)
  • Through arch: 1 (0.8%)

• Beam: 20 (15.9%)
  • Stringer: 13 (10.3%)
    • Steel stringer: 10 (7.9%)
    • Timber stringer: 2 (1.6%)
  • Concrete tee beam: 6 (4.8%)

• Culvert: 1 (0.8%)
  • Concrete culvert: 1 (0.8%)

• Girder: 13 (10.3%)
  • Deck girder: 5 (4.0%)
    • Concrete deck girder: 2 (1.6%)
    • Deck plate girder: 2 (1.6%)
  • Pony/through girder: 7 (5.6%)
    • Pony/through plate girder: 7 (5.6%)

• Slab: 3 (2.4%)

• Truss: 61 (48.4%)
  • Deck truss: 3 (2.4%)
    • Pratt deck truss: 1 (0.8%)
  • Pony truss: 4 (3.2%)
    • Bailey pony truss: 1 (0.8%)
    • Polygonal Warren pony truss: 1 (0.8%)
  • Through truss: 54 (42.9%)
    • Bowstring through truss: 2 (1.6%)
    • Camelback through truss: 3 (2.4%)
    • Parker through truss: 2 (1.6%)
    • Pratt through truss: 19 (15.1%)
    • Warren through truss: 6 (4.8%)
      • Warren through truss with alternating verticals: 1 (0.8%)
      • Warren through truss with all verticals: 2 (1.6%)

  • Tunnel: 15 (11.9%)

  • Unknown: 2 (1.6%)