AR88 Ouachita River Bridge[Map] Lost Through truss bridge over Ouachita River on AR 88 Replaced by a new bridge 1955 Bridge has been demolished, but remnants remain
Bethesda Road Bridge[Map] Small two-span arch bridge over Prairie Creek on E. Bethesda Road in Mena Open to traffic Built 1935; rehabilitated 1955
Big Fork Creek Bridge[Map] Abandoned concrete culvert bridge over Big Fork Creek on Private Road Derelict/abandoned
Big Fork Creek CR 67 Bridge[Map] Two-span pony truss bridge over Big Fork Creek on CR 67 Open to one-lane traffic Built 1915
Big Fork Creek CR 675 Bridge[Map] Pony truss bridge over Big Fork Creek on CR 675 just off AR 8 Open to one-lane traffic Built 1915; rehabilitated 1987
Board Camp Creek Bridge[Map] Pony truss bridge over Board Camp Creek on CR 657 Replaced by a new bridge Built 1915, replaced 2015
Boggy Creek Bridge[Map] Relocated pony truss bridge over Briar Creek in Mena City Park, previously over Boggy Creek on AR 370 Open to pedestrians only Built ca. 1938; relocated April 2005
Irons Fork AR 88 Bridge[Map] Lost two-span through truss bridge over Irons Fork on AR 88 east of Mena Replaced by a new bridge in 1955 Built 1907; Replaced 1955
KCS - CR 25 Overpass[Map] Concrete arch bridge/tunnel on the Kansas City Southern Railway over CR 25 Open to one-lane traffic
KCS - North Creek Bridge[Map] Pony plate girder bridge over North Creek on Kansas City Southern Railroad Open to traffic
Mountain Fork River CR 38 Bridge[Map] Two-span pony truss bridge over Mountain Fork River on CR 38 near Potter Open to one lane traffic Built 1905
Mountain Fork River CR 48 Bridge[Map · Street View] Unfinished bridge destroyed by a flood over Mountain Fork River on CR 48 west of Potter Bridge was in the process of being constructed when a flood knocked the piers over. Construction was then abandoned and a low water bridge was built instead. Bridge was under construction but piers were knocked down by a flood and bridge project was abandoned
Old US 71 Sixmile Creek Bridge[Map] Lost Bridge over Sixmile Creek on abandoned alignment of US 71 No longer exists Demolished in the early 1940s
Ouachita River Bridge[Map] Concrete rigid frame bridge over Ouachita River on CR 97 Open to traffic Bronze plaque: "Constructed 1936, US Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Maximum load 15 tons
Ouachita River Bridge[Map · Street View] Pony truss bridge over Ouachita River on CR 109 (Old US 71/270) in Acorn Open to traffic Built 1929
Ouachita River CR 67 Bridge[Map] Lost stringer bridge with wooden deck over the Ouachita River on CR 67 Replaced by a new bridge Demolished
Ouachita River CR 74 Bridge[Map] Lost pony truss bridge over Ouachita River on CR 74 Replaced by a new bridge Built 1914; replaced 2001
Ouachita River CR 76 Bridge[Map] Pony truss bridge over Ouachita River on CR 76 (Old US 71) Open to one-lane traffic Built 1914
Ouachita River CR 97 Bridge[Map] Concrete stringer bridge over Ouachita River on County Road 97 Open to traffic Built 1936
Shady Lake Bridge #2[Map] Stone arch bridge over East Saline Creek on Forest Service Campground Road Open to traffic This is a two span single lane stone clad bridge. There is a single span of identical design nearby. CCC built several recreation areas in the vicinity ca. 1937 ~40
Shady Lake Stone Bridge #1[Map] Stone arch bridge over South Fork Saline River on Forest Service Rd. #38 Open to traffic Built ca. 1937 by CCC along with a dam, care takers house & pavilion. A two span sister bridge is nearly. Stone guardrails may have been added later or were a replacement.
Two Mile Creek Bridge[Map · Street View] Lost through truss bridge over Two Mile Creek on CR 37 (Old US 71) Destroyed by oversized truck on January 8, 2016. Built 1920; Lost to accident 2016