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Browse Bridge Database

8,520 bridges in the FHWA National Bridge Inventory in Washington.

National Bridge Inventory Database

Browse 8,520 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
SR 14 Washington Good 1983 130.1 m 14,376
WIDE HOLLOW CREEK Washington Good 1941 7.0 m 14,370
E-6TH RAMP Washington Good 1965 19.5 m 14,366
NORTH CREEK Washington Good 1999 12.9 m 14,319
I-5 DESCHUTES RIVER Washington Fair 1956 161.5 m 14,308
LEACH CREEK Washington Good 1981 14.0 m 14,300
I-5 Washington Fair 1959 44.2 m 14,297
SR 520 Washington Good 1993 219.5 m 14,260
EASTSIDE RAIL CORRIDOR Washington Fair 1987 19.2 m 14,250
SR 17 Washington Fair 1966 49.1 m 14,235
N-W RAMP E-N RAMP Washington Good 1967 29.0 m 14,227
SOUTHCENTER BLVD Washington Fair 1965 24.4 m 14,215
Tumwater Crk & SR117 Washington Fair 2008 231.0 m 14,212
SR 7 SB RAILROAD Washington Fair 1966 209.7 m 14,209
I-182 W-W RAMP Washington Good 1983 60.4 m 14,194
US 2 & BN RR Washington Good 1971 107.0 m 14,192
WIDE HOLLOW CREEK Washington Good 1900 7.7 m 14,180
I-182 Washington Fair 1984 78.0 m 14,175
I-182 Washington Fair 1984 78.0 m 14,175
CLEAR CREEK Washington Good 2006 17.7 m 14,071
TERRAIN Washington Good 2020 50.9 m 14,064
W-S RAMP I-5 Washington Fair 1962 109.1 m 14,052
SR 509 Washington Fair 1968 101.5 m 14,039
I-5 SB COL Washington Fair 1964 51.8 m 14,032
SB SOUTHCENTER PKWY Washington Fair 2012 9.4 m 14,024
4TH AVENUE Washington Fair 2003 75.6 m 14,016
BNRR Washington Good 1991 192.3 m 13,991
I-205 N-W RAMP Washington Good 2009 321.9 m 13,960
SR 823/N 1ST STREET Washington Good 1999 67.7 m 13,950
N FIRST ST / SR 823 Washington Fair 1959 49.7 m 13,950
DESCHUTES RIVER Washington Fair 1961 43.6 m 13,945
WAPATO CREEK Washington Good 1995 18.6 m 13,936
RAMPS AND SWAMP CREEK Washington Fair 1981 387.1 m 13,933
I-90 Washington Fair 1964 65.5 m 13,929
DUNGENESS RIVER Washington Good 1989 123.4 m 13,924
Port Access Road Washington Good 2001 18.3 m 13,900
THORTON CREEK Washington Good 2014 11.3 m 13,900
I-182 Washington Good 1983 106.7 m 13,898
APPLE TREE COVE Washington Good 1986 134.1 m 13,866
SR 3 Washington Fair 1994 56.7 m 13,863
WALLACE RIVER Washington Fair 1940 71.9 m 13,831
SR 520 Washington Fair 1962 86.9 m 13,800
224TH AVE NW & TRAIL Washington Fair 1971 113.4 m 13,798
SR 512 Washington Good 1975 42.1 m 13,792
SR 512 Washington Fair 1959 42.4 m 13,792
I-5 RAMP Washington Poor 1956 86.3 m 13,767
PADDEN CREEK Washington Good 2013 16.2 m 13,763
I-5 Washington Good 1986 60.4 m 13,762
N DALLAS RD Washington Good 1984 41.6 m 13,754
N DALLAS RD Washington Good 1984 43.6 m 13,754

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.