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Browse Bridge Database

8,587 bridges in the FHWA National Bridge Inventory in Arizona.

National Bridge Inventory Database

Browse 8,587 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
El Vado Wash Arizona Good 1965 13.1 m 55,672
Low Flow Channel Arizona Good 2003 143.0 m 55,412
Jimmie Kerr Blvd & UPRR Arizona Good 2018 186.5 m 55,360
US 60 Arizona Good 2006 103.3 m 55,305
I10 Ramps NN SS WS Arizona Good 1987 300.2 m 55,147
CAP Canal Arizona Good 2003 105.2 m 54,802
CAP Canal Arizona Good 2003 101.8 m 54,802
Low Flow Channel Arizona Good 2003 143.0 m 54,802
Lone Mountain Rd (L303) Arizona Good 2009 61.3 m 54,661
Ramp EN Arizona Good 2009 115.8 m 54,651
Van Buren Street Arizona Good 1986 42.4 m 54,595
Consolidated Canal Arizona Good 1988 20.7 m 54,490
Park Avenue Arizona Fair 1991 76.5 m 54,389
Powerline Fldwy Channel Arizona Good 2015 103.9 m 54,259
Park Avenue Arizona Fair 1992 75.6 m 54,100
Wash Arizona Good 2000 16.2 m 54,000
SR 51 Arizona Fair 1991 44.2 m 53,928
SR 51 Arizona Fair 1988 43.9 m 53,727
Camelback Rd Arizona Fair 2000 64.9 m 53,676
B. Home Rd. & canals Arizona Good 2000 120.7 m 53,676
SPRR & Grand Canal Arizona Good 1991 127.4 m 53,668
Sky Harbor Blvd WB Arizona Good 1991 82.6 m 53,668
Rio Salado Parkway Arizona Good 1994 207.6 m 53,358
Thomas Rd Arizona Good 2000 62.8 m 53,163
Thomas Rd Arizona Good 2000 62.8 m 53,163
CAP Canal Arizona Fair 1979 48.8 m 52,981
Drainage Ditch Arizona Fair 1981 9.8 m 52,747
Wash Arizona Good 1970 14.9 m 52,726
Grand Canal Arizona Fair 1979 20.1 m 52,404
I 17 Arizona Good 1992 53.6 m 52,102
I 10 Arizona Good 2023 166.4 m 52,080
Drainage Ditch Arizona Fair 1964 7.9 m 52,000
Warner Road Arizona Good 2006 65.5 m 51,875
SR 202 Arizona Good 2006 95.1 m 51,854
Small wash from Mil Base Arizona Good 1984 10.7 m 51,812
Tucson Diversion Channel Arizona Good 1972 12.8 m 51,812
Julian Wash Arizona Good 2004 64.0 m 51,610
McDowell Rd Off Ramp Arizona Good 1989 40.5 m 51,471
I 10 Arizona Good 2023 135.6 m 51,398
Wash Arizona Good 1951 13.1 m 51,386
Canal Arizona Good 1963 10.1 m 51,386
Wash Arizona Good 1951 13.1 m 51,386
B. Home Rd & canals Arizona Good 2000 120.7 m 51,045
Glendale Ave Arizona Good 1999 64.9 m 51,045
Julian Wash Arizona Fair 2003 64.0 m 50,941
I 10 Arizona Fair 1992 81.4 m 50,600
202L Arizona Good 2003 89.0 m 50,546
Arizona Canal Arizona Fair 1940 21.9 m 50,181
Ajo Way Arizona Fair 1965 79.6 m 49,889
Wash Arizona Good 1963 39.6 m 49,583

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.