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Amtrak - Pawcatuck River Bridge #1 [Map · Street View]
Double-intersection Warren deck truss bridge over Pawcatuck River on Amtrak Northeast Corridor
Open to traffic
Built 1909; moved 100' upriver 1912

Amtrak - Pawcatuck River Bridge #3 [Map]
Pratt pony truss bridge over Pawcatuck River on Amtrak Northeast Corridor
Open to railroad traffic
Built 1905

Amtrak - Pawcatuck River Bridge #4 [Map]
Pratt pony truss bridge over Pawcatuck River on Amtrak Northeast Corridor
Open to traffic
Built 1905

Amtrak - Pawcatuck River Bridge #5 [Map]
Pratt pony truss bridge over Pawcatuck River on Amtrak Northeast Corridor
Open to traffic
Built 1905

Amtrak - Pawcatuck River Bridge #6 [Map]
Double-intersection Warren deck truss bridge over Pawcatuck River on Amtrak Northeast Corridor
Open to traffic
Built 1905

Arcadia Road Bridge [Map]
Concrete arch bridge over Roaring Brook on Arcadia Road in Exeter
Open to traffic
Built 1913; rehabilitated 1939

Arcadia Road Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Wood River on Arcadia Road in Hopkinton
Open to traffic
Built 1932; rehabilitated 1960

Arcadia Road Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Wood River on Arcadia Road in Richmond
Open to traffic
Built 1932; rehabilitated 1984

Church Street Bridge [Map]
Stone arch bridge over Saugatucket River on Church Street in South Kingstown
Open to traffic
Built 1882

Governor Sprague Bridge [Map · Street View]
Open-spandrel arch bridge over The Narrows on an old alignment of US 1
Open to pedestrians. Northern approach preserved as a park but main span removed.
Built 1921

High Street Bridge [Map]
Lost Pratt pony truss bridge over Northeast Corridor (Amtrak) on High Street (RI 3)
Replaced by new bridge
Replaced ca. 1984

Kenyon Road Bridge [Map]
Concrete arch bridge over Pawcatuck River on Kenyon Road in Richmond
Open to traffic
Built 1913

New Shoreham Bridge [Map]
Concrete tee beam bridge over Harbor Pond on Beach Avenue
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1917; Replaced 1997

North Switch Road Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Wood River on North Switch Road in Richmond
Open to traffic
Built 1930; rehabilitated 1993

Old Usquepaugh Road Bridge [Map]
Concrete arch bridge over Usquepaugh River on Old Usquepaugh Road in South Kingstown
Open to traffic
Built 1922

Pawcatuck River Bridge [Map]
Concrete arch bridge over Pawcatuck River on RI 3 in Hopkinton
Open to traffic
Built 1924

Pawcatuck River Bridge [Map]
Concrete arch bridge over Pawcatuck River on RI 91 in Charlestown
Open to traffic
Built 1926; rehabilitated 1984

Pawcatuck River Bridge [Map · Street View]
Concrete arch bridge over Pawcatuck River on RI 2 in Charlestown
Open to traffic
Built 1931

Pawcatuck River Bridge [Map · Street View]
Concrete tee beam bridge over Pawcatuck River on Us 1 Broad Street
Open to traffic
Built 1932

Saugatuckett River Bridge [Map]
Stone arch bridge over Saugatuckett River on RI 108 in South Kingstown
Open to traffic
Built 1885; rehabilitated 1930

Shannock Road Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Amtrak on Shannock Road in Charlestown
Open to traffic
Built 1931; rehabilitated 2000

South County Trail Bridge [Map · Street View]
Pony/through plate girder bridge over Amtrak Northeast Corridor on South County Trail/RI 2
Open to traffic
Built 1932; rehabilitated 1996

Usquepaug River Bridge [Map]
Concrete arch bridge over Usquepaug River on RI 2 in Richmond
Open to traffic
Built 1931

Usquepaug River Bridge [Map]
Concrete arch bridge over Usquepaug River on RI 138 in Richmond
Open to traffic
Built 1931; rehabilitated 1939

West Street Bridge [Map]
Lost through truss bridge over Amtrak on West Street in Westerly
Removed but not replaced
Built 1913

White Rock Bridge [Map · Street View]
Through and pony truss bridge over Pawcatuck River on Bridge Road/White Rock Road at Westerly
Open for Pedestrian Use
Built 1906 by the National Construction Co.; railroad discontinued 1922; bridge closed to all traffic in 1976

Wickford Cove Bridge [Map · Street View]
Rainbow arch bridge over Wickford Cove on US 1A in North Kingstown
Open to traffic
Built 1925; rehabilitated 1977

Woodville Road Culvert [Map]
Lost Stone culvert bridge over Tomaquag Brook on Woodville Road
Replaced by a new bridge