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Browse Bridge Database

2,434 bridges in the FHWA National Bridge Inventory in Puerto Rico.

National Bridge Inventory Database

Browse 2,434 bridges from the Federal Highway Administration National Bridge Inventory. Filter by state, condition rating, or search by name and location.

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BridgeLocationConditionYear BuiltLengthADT
AVE. AMER MIRANDA 1.4 KM Puerto Rico Poor 1967 75.1 m 261,400
PIEDRAS RIVER Puerto Rico Fair 1967 40.5 m 261,000
PR-21 Puerto Rico Good 2020 69.7 m 239,000
PR 18 NB PR 22 WB KM 2 Puerto Rico Fair 2007 470.4 m 239,000
RAMP PR-21 CENTRO MEDICO Puerto Rico Good 2018 60.4 m 239,000
PR 35 2.4 KM Puerto Rico Fair 1976 120.8 m 201,100
LOS MUERTOS CREEK Puerto Rico Fair 1975 6.8 m 196,173
PIEDRAS RIVER Puerto Rico Fair 1975 92.7 m 196,100
RAMP PR 28 PR 2 4.7 KM Puerto Rico Fair 2000 134.4 m 196,100
PIEDRAS RIVER Puerto Rico Fair 1975 90.4 m 196,100
MARGARITA CREEK Puerto Rico Fair 1975 25.0 m 193,100
LOS MUERTOS CREEK Puerto Rico Good 1975 32.7 m 187,900
PR 22 Puerto Rico Fair 1975 101.7 m 183,900
CHARDON STREET Puerto Rico Poor 1972 55.9 m 183,900
KALAF STREET Puerto Rico Fair 1972 47.5 m 183,900
PR 18 Puerto Rico Fair 1975 78.3 m 183,900
PR 23 2.50 KM Puerto Rico Poor 1967 66.6 m 183,900
PR 17 4.0 KM Puerto Rico Poor 1967 66.6 m 183,800
DOMENECH STREET Puerto Rico Fair 1967 52.7 m 183,800
PR 165 Puerto Rico Fair 1971 42.8 m 180,400
PR 1 Puerto Rico Fair 1971 54.0 m 177,900
PR-52 RAMP PR-18 Puerto Rico Good 2020 170.7 m 169,100
PR 177 Puerto Rico Fair 1979 62.4 m 153,300
RIO HONDO CHANNEL Puerto Rico Fair 1977 10.7 m 142,000
PR 866 3.1 KM Puerto Rico Fair 1981 56.0 m 128,200
PR 865 Puerto Rico Fair 1981 26.6 m 128,200
LOCAL ROAD Puerto Rico Fair 1981 34.9 m 128,200
FARM ROAD Puerto Rico Fair 1971 31.7 m 128,150
PR 22 Puerto Rico Fair 1971 81.3 m 124,000
PIEDRAS RIVER Puerto Rico Fair 1977 8.7 m 120,300
PR 199 Puerto Rico Fair 1977 59.2 m 120,300
MONTEHIEDRA AVE Puerto Rico Good 2020 76.2 m 120,300
PR 199 Puerto Rico Fair 1977 59.3 m 120,300
CALLE TULIP Puerto Rico Good 2020 32.0 m 120,300
PR 21 1.20 KM Puerto Rico Fair 1965 76.5 m 119,500
MARTIN PE¥A CHANNEL Puerto Rico Fair 1970 258.0 m 117,050
PR 26 LOIZA EXP 13.6 KM Puerto Rico Poor 1968 68.3 m 116,300
PROVIDENCIA STREET Puerto Rico Fair 1992 217.1 m 115,100
CREEK Puerto Rico Fair 1968 10.1 m 114,500
PR 931 Puerto Rico Fair 1968 32.4 m 114,500
DIRT ROAD Puerto Rico Fair 1968 6.7 m 114,500
TAPIA & DEGETAU STRE Puerto Rico Fair 1992 275.2 m 108,600
PR 872 Puerto Rico Fair 1976 50.0 m 106,600
PR 5 Puerto Rico Fair 1971 52.8 m 104,500
PR 5 Puerto Rico Fair 1971 59.2 m 104,500
DRAINAGE DITCH Puerto Rico Fair 1971 30.1 m 104,500
DRAINAGE DITCH Puerto Rico Fair 1971 28.6 m 104,500
PR 28 Puerto Rico Poor 1971 45.6 m 104,500
OIL PIPE LINES Puerto Rico Fair 1971 13.6 m 104,500
MALARIA CREEK Puerto Rico Fair 1971 39.5 m 104,500

Frequently Asked Questions

The National Bridge Inventory (NBI) is a federal database maintained by the Federal Highway Administration containing inspection data for all bridges on public roads in the U.S. with a span of more than 20 feet. Bridge owners must inspect each structure at least every 24 months.

ADT stands for Average Daily Traffic — the average number of vehicles crossing the bridge per day. Bridges are sorted by ADT by default because high-traffic bridges in poor condition pose the greatest risk to the most people.

Yes. Use the search field above to find bridges by name, location, or features crossed. You can also combine the search with state and condition filters to narrow your results.