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Whatcom County

Washington
Baker River Bridge   [Map]
Cable-stayed bridge over Baker River on pedestrian pathway
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1998
BNSF - Bellingham High Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Deck plate girder bridge over Trail on Railroad
Open to traffic
BNSF - Nooksack River Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Through truss bridge over Nooksack River on Railroad
Open to traffic
BNSF - North Fork Nooksack River Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Pratt through truss bridge over North Fork Nooksack River on Burlington Northern - Santa Fe (B.N.S.F.) Railroad
BNSF - Tunnel No. 20   [Map]
Tunnel on Railroad
Open to traffic
Diablo Dam   [Map]
Concrete Arch Bridge/Dam over Skagit River on Diablo Dam Road
Open to traffic
Built 1930
Ferry Bar Bridge   [Map]
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Skagit River on Road
Removed
Gorge Creek Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Steel arch bridge over Gorge Creek on WA 20
Open to traffic
Built 1955
Gorge Dam Powerhouse Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Pratt through truss bridge over Skagit River on Gorge Dam Access Road
Open to private traffic
Gorge Powerhouse Suspension Footbridge   [Map]
Wire suspension bridge over Skagit River on pedestrian pathway
Open to pedestrians only
I-5 - Nooksack River Bridge (Northbound)   [Map · Street View]
Polygonal Warren through truss bridge over Nooksack River on I-5 in Ferndale
Open to traffic
Built 1955
I-5 - Nooksack River Bridge (Southbound)   [Map · Street View]
Warren Through truss bridge over Nooksack River on I-5
Open to traffic
Built 1971
MILW - Whatcom Creek Bridge   [Map]
Abandoned stringer bridge over Whatcom Creek on Railroad
Abandoned
Built 1916; Abandoned 1963 after the Larson Lumbermill on Lake Whatcom burned
Mosquito Lake Road Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Through truss bridge over Middle Fork Nooksack River on Mosquito Lake Road
Open to traffic
Built 1915; Moved here and modified 1951; Rehabilitated in 2010
Nooksack River Bridge   [Map]
Lost Through truss bridge over Nooksack River on Northeast Diagonal Road
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1890; Replaced 1957(?)
Nooksack River Bridge (NB 539)   [Map · Street View]
Warren truss bridge over Nooksack River on WA 539
Open to traffic
Built 1950
Nooksack River Bridge (SB 539)   [Map]
Modern Warren truss bridge over Nooksack River on SB 539
Open to traffic
Built 2009
North Fork Nooksack River Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Through truss bridge over North Fork Nooksack River on WA 9
Open to traffic
Built 1954
Pickett Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Concrete arch bridge over Whatcom Creek on Prospect Street in Bellingham
Open to traffic
Built 1920; rehabilitated 2002
PNWTC - Chuckanut Bridge   [Map]
Lost Timber stringer bridge over Chuckanut Creek on Pacific Northwest Traction Co.
Removed
Built 1911; Removed ca. 1930
PNWTC - Samish Bay Trestle   [Map]
Lost Timber stringer bridge over Samish Bay on Pacific Northwest Traction Co.
Removed
Built 1911; Rebuilt several times due to damage from Teredo navalis, a wood-eating shipworm; Removed ca. 1930
PNWTC/GN Overpass   [Map]
Lost Timber stringer bridge over Great Northern Railway on Pacific Northwest Traction Co.
Removed
Built 1911; Removed ca. 1930
Potter Road Bridge   [Map]
Parker through truss bridge over South Fork Nooksack River on Potter Road
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1927; rehabilitated 1974; replaced 2015
Slater Road Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Through truss bridge over Nooksack River on Slater Road in Ferndale
Open to traffic
Built 1957
Stetattle Creek Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Pratt through truss bridge over Stetattle Creek on Diablo Street
Open to traffic
Thunder Creek Bridge   [Map]
Lost Wire suspension bridge over Thunder Creek on formerly a pedestrian pathway
Replaced by a new bridge further upstream
Trail of the Cedars Suspension Bridge   [Map]
Wire suspension bridge over Skagit River on pedestrian pathway
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1969
Warnick Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Through truss bridge over North Fork Nooksack River on WA 542
Open to traffic
Built 1931
Whatcom Falls Park Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Stone arch bridge over Whatcom Creek on Pedestrain Path
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1939