Historic Bridges of the U.S.

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Bridge Street Bridge
Through truss bridge over Chemung River on Bridge Street in Corning
Open to traffic
Built 1937; rehabilitated 1999

Canacadea Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Canacadea Creek on NY 21 in Hornell
Open to traffic
Built 1930

Canisteo River Bridge
Through truss bridge over Canisteo River on CR 73
Open to traffic
Built 1933

Cohocton River Bridge
Through truss bridge over Cohocton River on NY 415
Open to traffic
Built 1931; rehabilitated 1986

Cowanesque River Bridge
Through truss bridge over Cowanesque River on US 15
Open to traffic
Built 1941

Curtis Creek Bridge
Wooden bridge over Curtis Creek on CR 4
Open to traffic
Built 1931; rehabilitated 1990

Gardner School Creek Bridge
Wooden bridge over Gardner School Creek on CR 123
Open to traffic
Built 1920

Gillette Creek Bridge
Wooden bridge over Gillette Creek on CR 44
Open to traffic
Built 1931; rehabilitated 1992

Meads Creek Bridge
Through truss bridge over Meads Creek on NY 415 in Gang Mills
Open to traffic
Built 1929

Mulholland Road Bridge
Lost truss bridge over Tioga River on Mulholland Road
No longer exists
Built 1930; replaced 2004

Norfolk Southern Railroad Bridge
Concrete arch bridge over NY 414 on Norfolk Southern Railroad
Open to traffic
Built 1946

Relihan Boulevard Bridge
Lost concrete arch bridge over Denison Lake on Relihan Boulevard
No longer exists
Built 1909; replaced 2004

River Street Bridge
Through truss bridge over Canisteo River on River Street in Hornell
Open to traffic
Built 1940

Seneca Road Bridge
Through truss bridge over Canisteo River on Seneca Road in North Hornell
Open to traffic
Built 1938; rehabilitated 1980

Smith Road Bridge
Through truss bridge over Cohocton River on Smith Road
Open to traffic
Built 1935; rehabilitated 1989

Tioga River Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Tioga River on CR 73
Open to traffic
Built 1898; rehabilitated 1989

Tuscarora Creek Bridge
Pony truss bridge over Tuscarora Creek on CR 129
Open to traffic
Built 1920

Veterans Avenue Bridge
Through truss bridge over Cohocton River on Veterans Avenue in Bath
Open to traffic
Built 1938; rehabilitated 1975

Wood Road Bridge
Through truss bridge over Cohocton River on Wood Road
Open to traffic
Built 1897; rehabilitated 2004

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