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B.N.S.F. - Cascade Tunnel [Map] Tunnel under Cascade Mountains on BNSF Railway (former Great Northern Railway)Open to trafficLongest rail tunnnel in the US, finished in 1929 to bypass old tunnel, switchbacks, and 1.7% grade
B.N.S.F. - Stampede Tunnel [Map] Tunnel under the Cascade Mountains just south of Snoqualmie Pass on BNSF Railway (former Northern Pacific Railway)Tunnel opened in May of 1888, forced-air ventilation added later
Bridge Camp Bridge [Map] Pratt pony truss bridge over White River on Pedestrian WalkwayOpen to trafficBuilt 1902
Edgewick Road Bridge [Map] Lost truss bridge over South Fork Snoqualmie River on Edgewick RoadLostBuilt 1920, Replaced 2004
Franklin Road Bridge [Map] Deck truss bridge over Green River on Franklin RoadOpen to trafficBuilt 1914; rehabilitated 1991
Fremont Bridge [Map · Street View] Bascule bridge over Lake Washington Ship Canal on Fremont Avenue North in SeattleOpen to trafficBuilt 1917
Great Northern Railway Old Cascade Tunnel [Map] Abandoned tunnel under the Cascade Mountains on abandoned Great Northern Railway gradeAbandonedThe Original Cascade Tunnel was finished in 1900 and was built to replace a series of 8 switchbacks used to get over the mountains. Deadliest avalanche in US history occurred March 1, 1910 at Wellington (western portal). 96 people killed.
Index Creek Road Bridge [Map] Suspension bridge over South Fork Skykomish River on NE Index Creek Road in BaringOpen to trafficBuilt 1930; rehabilitated 1952
Jones Road Bridge [Map] Truss bridge over Cedar River on Jones RoadReplaced by a pre-cast concrete girder bridge in 2003Built 1912, Replaced 2003
Magnolia Bridge [Map] Deck truss bridge over Smith's Cove & Railroad on W Garfield StreetOpen to trafficBuilt 1929
Meadowbrook Bridge [Map · Street View] Parker through truss bridge over Snoqualmie River on 394 Place SE/Meadowbrook Way SEOpen to trafficBuilt 1921, rehabilitated 2005
MILW Cedar River Bridge [Map] Lost Through truss bridge over Cedar River on RailroadReplaced by a new bridgeReplaced by a DPG in 2008.
MILW Hall Creek Bridge [Map] Deck plate girder bridge over Hall Creek on TrailOpen to pedestrians onlyMiddle span built in the 80s after a storm damaged the bridge.
MILW Snoqualmie Tunnel [Map] Tunnel on Pedestrian trail under Snoqualmie PassOpen to pedestriansBuilt 1914 by the Chicago, Milwaukee, Saint Paul, and Pacific Railroad. Rehabilitated 2011
Mount Si Road Bridge [Map] Through truss bridge over Middle Fork Snoqualmie River on Mount Si Road in TannerReplaced by a NEW THROUGH TRUSS bridge in 2008Built 1904; rehabilitated 1955, Replaced 2008-09
Novelty Bridge [Map] Steel through arch bridge over Snoqualmie River on NE 124th Street in Union Hill-Novelty HillOpen to trafficBuilt 2000
Reinig Bridge [Map] Warren through truss bridge over Snoqualmie River on pedestrian walkwayOpen to pedestriansBuilt 1896; Abandoned 1980; Converted to pedestrian use
Sammamish River Bridge [Map] Open spandrel arch bridge over Sammamish River on NE 90th Street in RedmondOpen to trafficBuilt 2001
Taylor Creek BridgePony truss bridge over Taylor Creek on Watershed Road #9Open to trafficBuilt 1910
Tolt Hill Road Bridge [Map] Through truss bridge over Snoqualmie River on NE Tolt Hill RoadReplaced by a NEW THROUGH TRUSS bridge in 2008Built 1922; rehabilitated 1968, Replaced 2008
Twin Tunnels [Map] Tunnel on Iron Goat TrailOpen to pedestrians onlyBuilt 1893; Snowshed added 1914/1916; Abandoned 1929
West Cascade Snowshed [Map] Snowshed on former Great Northern RailwayOpen to pedestriansBuilt in 1911 after an avalanche in the same spot killed 90 people just west of the old Cascade Tunnel in 1910. Due to the high cost of building it was the only all concrete snowshed built by the Great Northern
Wilburton Trestle [Map · Street View] Deck plate girder and timber stringer bridge over Richards Creek & 8th/9th Streets on railroadInactive since 2008Built 1904
Woodbine Way Bridge [Map] Concrete arch bridge over Ravine on Woodbine Way in SeattleOpen to trafficBuilt 1928