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La Crosse County

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Coon Creek Bridge   [Map]
Pony truss bridge over Coon Creek on CTH G
Open to traffic
Built 1939
CP Black River Bridge   [Map]
Through truss bridge over Black River on Railroad
Open to traffic
Original crossing built 1876, bascule span added 2004
Fleming Creek Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Pony truss bridge over Fleming Creek on CTH M
Open to traffic
Built 1939
Great River State Trail La Crosse River Bridge (N)   [Map]
Quadrangular lattice through truss bridge over La Crossse River on Trail
Open to pedestrians only
Great River State Trail La Crosse River Bridge (S)   [Map]
Pony/through plate girder bridge over La Crosse River on Trail
Open to pedestrians only
La Crosse Bridge (Eastbound)   [Map]
Steel through arch bridge over Mississippi River on US Hwys. 14 and 61 and WI Hwy. 16 (Eastbound)
Open to traffic
Built 2004
La Crosse Bridge (Westbound)   [Map]
Warren through truss bridge over Mississippi River on US Hwys. 14 and 61 and WI Hwy. 16 (Westbound)
Open to traffic
Built 1940; rehabilitated 1983; Served westbound traffic only since the opening of the Eastbound Bridge in 2004
La Crosse Railroad Bridge   [Map]
Pratt through truss bridge over Mississippi River on Canadian Pacific RR (formerly Milwaukee Road RR)
Open to traffic
Built 1876
La Crosse River Bridge   [Map]
Pony/through plate girder bridge over La Crosse River on Abandoned Railroad
Open to pedestrians only
La Crosse River State Trail Bangor Gun Club Bridge   [Map]
Deck plate girder bridge over Bangor Rod & Gun Club entrance on La Crosse River State Trail (former C&NW RR)
Open to pedestrians only
La Crosse River State Trail Creek Bridge   [Map]
Pony/through plate girder bridge over Presently Unknown Stream on Trail
Open to pedestrians only
La Crosse River State Trail Dutch Creek Bridge   [Map]
Through truss bridge over Dutch Creek on La Crosse River State Trail (former C&NW RR)
Open to pedestrians only
Built in 1913
La Crosse Wagon Bridge   [Map]
Lost Through truss bridge over Mississippi River on Road
Replaced by a new bridge
Lytle's Landing Bridge   [Map]
Through truss bridge over Black River on Great River State Trail
Open to pedestrians only
McGilvray Ferry Bridge
Lost through truss bridge over Black River on Old McGilvray Road
Demolished after McGilvray Road was moved to a new alignment
Completed February 20, 1892, by the Clinton Bridge Co.; demolished 1954
McGilvray Road Bridge No. 1   [Map]
Two-span bowstring truss bridge over a tributary of Black River on Old McGilvray Road in Van Loon Wildlife Area
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1906 by the the La Crosse Bridge & Steel Co.
McGilvray Road Bridge No. 2   [Map]
Two-span bowstring truss bridge over a tributary of Black River on Old McGilvray Road in Van Loon Wildlife Area
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1908 by the the La Crosse Bridge & Steel Co.
McGilvray Road Bridge No. 3   [Map]
Bowstring truss bridge over a tributary of Black River on Old McGilvray Road in Van Loon Wildlife Area
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1905 by the the La Crosse Bridge & Steel Co.
McGilvray Road Bridge No. 4   [Map]
Two-span bowstring truss bridge over a tributary of Black River on Old McGilvray Road in Van Loon Wildlife Area
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1907 by the the La Crosse Bridge & Steel Co.
McGilvray Road Bridge No. 5   [Map]
Relocated pony truss bridge on McGilvray Road
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1921 at El Paso in Pierce County; relocated here in 1996-97
McGilvray Road Bridge No. 6   [Map]
Bowstring truss bridge over a tributary of Black River on Old McGilvray Road in Van Loon Wildlife Area
Open to pedestrians only
Built 1905 by the the La Crosse Bridge & Steel Co.
McGilvray Road Kingpost Bridge
Lost Kingpost pony truss bridge on McGilvray Road at the site of modern-day Bridge No. 5
Removed March 1986
MILW Dutch Creek Bridge   [Map]
Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Dutch Creek on Railroad
Open to traffic
Pettibone Slough Arch Bridge   [Map]
Lost Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Pettibone SLough
Replaced by a new bridge
Pettibone Slough Bridge   [Map]
Rigid frame over Pettibone Slough on No 4 Road in La Crosse
Open to traffic
Built 1931; rehabilitated 1950
Town Road Bridge   [Map]
Through truss bridge over La Crosse River on Town Road
Open to traffic
Built 1910