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Morton County

10th Avenue Bridge [Map]
Warren through truss bridge on 10th Avenue over BN RR tracks
In storage or disassembled
Built 1933, Relocated elsewhere in 1990

55th Ave Bridge [Map]
Timber stringer bridge over BNSF Railroad on 55th Avenue
Open to traffic
Built 1949; rehabilitated 1984

Big Muddy Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Big Muddy Creek on a county highway, 1 mi. east of Almont
Open to traffic
Built 1940; rehabilitated 2002

Big Muddy Creek Bridge [Map]
Pony truss bridge over Big Muddy Creek on 40th Street, 5 mi. east and 1 mi. north of Glen Ullin
Open to traffic
Built 1916

BNSF - Heart River Bridge (E) [Map · Street View]
Through truss bridge over Heart River on BNSF Railway
Open to traffic
Built 1960

BNSF - Heart River Bridge (W) [Map · Street View]
Pratt through truss bridge over Heart River on BNSF Railway
Open to traffic
Built 1905, Approaches Rebuilt 1999

BNSF - Missouri River High Bridge [Map · Street View]
Pennsylvania through truss bridge over Missouri River on BNSF Railway
Open to traffic
Built 1905, reusing the piers from an 1882 bridge

Chanta Peta Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Chanta Peta Creek on 28th Avenue SW, 10 mi. east and 1 mi. north of Flasher
Open to traffic
Built 1919; rehabilitated 1963

Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over an unnamed creek on a county highway, 11 mi. south and 9 mi. east of Judson
Open to traffic
Built 1919; rehabilitated 1969

Creek Bridge
Wooden bridge over an unnamed creek on a county highway, 8 mi. south and 7 mi. west of Ft Rice
Open to traffic
Built 1940

Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over an unnamed creek on a county highway, 2 mi. north and 3 mi. east of St Anthony
Open to traffic
Built 1936

Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over an unnamed creek on a county highway, 14 mi. south and 3 mi. west of St Anthony
Open to traffic
Built 1919; rehabilitated 1968

Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over an unnamed creek on a county highway, 17 mi. south and 2 mi. west of St Anthony
Open to traffic
Built 1919; rehabilitated 1969

Drainage Area Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over a drainage area on a county highway
Open to traffic
Built 1940; rehabilitated 1975

Drainage Area Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over a drainage area on a county highway, 9 mi. east and 10 mi. north of Glen Ullin
Open to traffic
Built 1940

Drainage Area Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over a drainage area on a county highway, 1 mi. south and 2 mi. west of Almont
Open to traffic
Built 1936

Fort Lincoln Trolley - Heart River Bridge [Map · Street View]
Pratt Through truss bridge over Heart River on Fort Lincoln Trolley
Open
Built 1910

Fort Lincoln Trolley - Old Channel Bridge [Map · Street View]
Pratt through truss bridge over Former channel on Fort Lincoln Trolley
Open to traffic
Built 1898, Relocated Here 1960

Heart Butte Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Heart Butte Creek on a county highway, 1 mi. east and 7 mi. south of Hebron
Open to traffic
Built 1936; rehabilitated 1975

Judson Street Bridge [Map · Street View]
Wooden bridge over a Tributary of Sweetbriar Creek on Judson Street in Judson.
Open to traffic
Built 1940

Liberty Memorial Bridge [Map · Street View]
Lost three-span through truss bridge over Missouri River on I-94 Business Loop in Bismarck
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1922; rehabilitated 1991; Demolished 2008

Little Knife River Bridge [Map · Street View]
Pony truss bridge over Little Knife River on Fulton Avenue in Hebron
Open to traffic
Built 1924 by Fargo Bridge & Iron Co.

Muskrat Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Muskrat Creek on 40th Street, 5 mi. west and 1 mi. south of New Salem
Open to traffic
Built 1940

North Branch Cantepeta Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over North Branch Cantepeta Creek on 62nd Street, 1 mi. south and 5 mi. west of Ft Rice
Open to traffic
Built 1936; rehabilitated 1970

North Branch Cantepeta Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over North Branch Cantepeta Creek on a county highway, 1 mi. north and 6 mi. west of Ft Rice
Open to traffic
Built 1919; rehabilitated 1967

NP - Cannonball River Bridge [Map]
Lost through truss bridge over Cannonball River on Northern Pacific Railroad
Removed but not replaced; Abutments remain

NP - First Bismarck Railroad Bridge [Map]
Lost through and deck truss bridge over the Missouri River carrying the Northern Pacific Railway in Bismarck
Orginal Whipple truss spans replaced with through Warren truss spans, reusing the original piers
Built in 1882 under the direction of George Morison; superstructure replaced 1905

NP - Heart River Bridge [Map]
Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Heart River on Northern Pacific Railroad
Destroyed by flooding; replaced
Washed out in 1948 flood

Otter Creek Bridge [Map]
Timber stringer bridge over Otter Creek on County Highway
Open to traffic
Built 1945

Park Street Bridge [Map · Street View]
Pony truss bridge over Little Knife River on Park Street in Hebron
Open to traffic
Built 1916; rehabilitated 1973

Sims Creek Bridge [Map]
Pony truss bridge over Sims Creek on a Sims Road, 2 mi. north and 1 mi. east of Almont
Open to traffic
Built 1916

Southeast Branch Little Heart River Bridge [Map · Street View]
Wooden bridge over Southeast Branch Little Heart River on 22nd Avenue, 3 mi. south and 1 mi. east of St Anthony
Open to traffic
Built 1919; rehabilitated 1963

Sweet Briar Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over Sweet Briar Creek on a county highway, 6 mi. west and 1 mi. south of Mandan
Open to traffic
Built 1936

Sweet Briar Creek Bridge [Map]
Pony truss bridge over Sweet Briar Creek on 45th Avenue, 7 mi. north of New Salem
Open to traffic
Built 1922 by the Fargo Bridge & Iron Co.

Sweet Briar Creek Bridge [Map]
Lost pony truss bridge over Sweet Briar Creek on 32nd Street, 1 mi. west and 7 mi. north of New Salem
Removed but not replaced
Built 1910

Sweet Briar Creek Bridge [Map]
Timber stringer bridge over Sweet Briar Creek on 33rd St
Open to traffic but high ground clearance needed to approach the bridge on either side.

Tributary of Sweetbriar Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over a Tributary of Sweetbriar Creek on 37th Street, 4 mi. north and 6 mi. east of Judson
Open to traffic
Built 1936; rehabilitated 1966

Tributary of Sweetbriar Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over a Tributary of Sweetbriar Creek on 37th Street, 4 mi. north and 1 mi. west of Judson
Open to traffic
Built 1919; rehabilitated 1970

Tributary of Sweetbriar Creek Bridge [Map]
Wooden bridge over a Tributary of Sweetbriar Creek on 41st Avenue, 1 mi. north and 2 mi. west of Judson
Open to traffic
Built 1940; rehabilitated 2005

Unnamed creek Bridge [Map]
Timber stringer bridge over Unnamed creek on County Highway
Open to traffic
Built 1948

Unnamed creek Bridge [Map · Street View]
Timber stringer bridge over Unnamed creek on County Highway
Closed to all traffic
Built 1940