Brewster Bridge[Map] Cantilevered Warren through truss bridge over Columbia River on WA 173 Destroyed by fire Built 1928; Accidentally Burned During Rehab 1968; Replaced by a new bridge 1971
Bridgeport Bridge[Map] Deck truss bridge over Columbia River on WA 17 in Bridgeport Open to traffic Built 1950
CSCD - Methow River Bridge[Map · Street View] Warren through truss with all verticals bridge over Methow River on Cascade and Columbia River Railroad Open to traffic
Ellisforde Bridge[Map] Lost Pony truss bridge over Okanogan River on Ellisforde Bridge Road Replaced by a new bridge
Grand Coulee Bridge[Map · Street View] Cantilevered through truss bridge over Columbia River on WA 155 in Coulee Dam Open to traffic Built 1935
Grand Coulee Dam Bridge[Map · Street View] Open spandrel concrete arch bridge over Columbia River on Grand Coulee Dam in Grand Coulee Open to traffic Built 1941
MWAK Bridge[Map] Lost Howe deck truss bridge over Columbia River on Construction Road Removed Built ca. 1934 for a railroad to construct the Grand Coulee Dam, but was immediately converted to road use because it was too poorly built to support railcars.
Okanogan River Bascule Bridge[Map] Lost Timber stringer bridge with single leaf bascule span over Okanogan River No longer exists Built 1905; Partially collapsed on opening day and repaired; Replaced 1910
Okanogan River Bridge[Map · Street View] Concrete arch bridge over Okanogan River on Central Avenue (WA 155 Spur) in Omak Open to traffic Built 1924 by the Union Bridge Company
okanogan River high bridge[Map] Lost Warren pony truss bridge over Okanogan river No longer exists built 1910 replaced 1920
Omak Bridge[Map] Lost Through truss with swing span drawbridge over Okanogan River Collapsed under load during initial test of swing span
Omak Creek Bridge[Map] Deck truss bridge over Omak Creek on CR 37 Open to traffic Built 1961
Similkameen Trail - Girder Bridge[Map · Street View] Deck plate girder bridge over Similkameen River on Former logging railroad Open to pedestrians only Built 1952, Abandoned in place 1980; Converted to trail use 2010
Tawlks-Foster Suspension Foot & Pack Bridge[Map] Wire suspension bridge over Methow River on Methow Community Trail Open to bicyclists, pedestrians, equestrian, and snowmobiles Built 1995