Little Red River

Arkansas
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Cane Hill Road Bridge (Washington County, Arkansas)
Built 1923 by the Luten Bridge Co.; Replaced 2014
Concrete arch bridge over Little Red River on AR 170
Replaced by new bridge

Judsonia Bridge (White County, Arkansas)
Built 1924 by the R. L. Gaster Construction Co. of Little Rock; rehabilitated in 2013
Through truss bridge with center swing span over Little Red River on CR 66 at Judsonia
Open to traffic

Miller Bridge (Cleburne County, Arkansas)
Built 1912 by contractor Harry Churchill
Lost swinging bridge over Little Red River on AR 16, now inundated by Greers Ferry Lake
No longer exists

Narrows Bridge (Cleburne County, Arkansas)
Built 1961 in conjunction with the creation of the lake
Continuous through truss bridge over Little Red River (Greers Ferry Lake) on AR 16 between Higden and Greers Ferry
Open to traffic

Old Higden Bridge (Cleburne County, Arkansas)
Built 1912; rehabilitated 1949; replaced 1961
Lost swinging bridge over Little Red River at Greers Ferry, now inundated by Greers Ferry Lake
No longer exists

Pangburn Suspension Bridge (White County, Arkansas)
Built 1909, Collapsed 1954
Lost Suspension bridge over Little Red River on Wilburn Road (SH 110)
Collapsed on Oct. 30, 1954

Searcy Bridge (White County, Arkansas)
Lost swing through truss bridge over Little Red River on US 67W (now Davis Road, CR 76)
No longer exists

Shirley AR 9 Bridge (Van Buren County, Arkansas)
Lost through truss bridge over Middle Fork Little Red River on AR 9 at Shirley
Replaced by a new bridge in 1960

Shirley Bridge (Van Buren County, Arkansas)
Built 1908 by the Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Co. as a railroad bridge; rehabilitated 1978
Through truss bridge over Middle Fork Little Red River on River Road (CR 125) just outside of Shirley
Open to one-lane traffic

Tumbling Shoals Bridge (Cleburne County, Arkansas)
Built 1912 by contractor Harry Churchill. Probably lost when Greers Ferry Lake was constructed 1962-65.
Lost swinging bridge over Little Red River between Heber Springs and Tumbling Shoals
Removed

UP - Judsonia Bridge (White County, Arkansas)
Built 1912 by Jay Gould's St. Louis , Iron Moutain & Southern Railroad.
Through truss swing bridge over Little Red River on the Union Pacific Railroad at Judsonia
Open to railroad traffic

Winkley Bridge (Cleburne County, Arkansas)
Built 1912 by contractor Harry Churchill. Closed to vehicular traffic in 1972; collapsed Oct. 28, 1989, killing five pedestrians.
Lost swinging bridge over Little Red River on AR 110 east of Heber Springs
Collapsed