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Historic Bridges in Washington

1,188 bridges built before 1951 in Washington still in service today.

Bridges Built Before 1951

The United States has 1,188 bridges in Washington built before 1951 that remain in active service. These structures are 75+ years old — many predate modern engineering codes and were not designed for today's traffic volumes and vehicle weights. The average design life of a bridge is 50 years, making these aging structures a significant infrastructure concern.

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Bridge State Condition Year Built Age (Years) ADT
TRAIL - MARY AVE NW Washington Fair 1928 98 1,000
VAN TRUMP CREEK Washington Fair 1928 98 1,800
THAMES CREEK/PED TRAIL Washington Fair 1929 97 3,869
JOES CREEK Washington Fair 1929 97 3,913
WENATCHEE RIVER Washington Poor 1929 97 8,705
COLUMBIA IRR DIST CANAL Washington Fair 1929 97 2,000
SMITH CREEK Washington Fair 1929 97 4,478
ELKHORN CR Washington Fair 1929 97 4,478
CLOVER CREEK Washington Fair 1929 97 31,999
METHOW RIVER Washington Poor 1929 97 4,683
COLUMBIA R @ LONGVIEW Washington Fair 1929 97 20,432
SALMON CR Washington Fair 1929 97 4,290
N FK SKOKOMISH RIVER Washington Fair 1929 97 50
ROCKY COULEE Washington Poor 1929 97 20
N PINE CREEK WIR RR Washington Poor 1929 97 888
KIMBALL CREEK Washington Fair 1929 97 398
COLVILLE RIVER Washington Fair 1929 97 251
JENKINS CREEK Washington Fair 1929 97 15,015
PUYALLUP RIVER Washington Fair 1929 97 6,100
MARINA PL RR RAVINE Washington Poor 1929 97 18,000
DEER CRK-DEER PRK RESERV Washington Fair 1929 97 1,950
PAUL CREEK Washington Fair 1929 97 30
DEADWOOD CREEK Washington Fair 1929 97 1,786
DEXTER WAY N Washington Fair 1930 96 28,629
LACAMAS LAKE Washington Poor 1930 96 11,155
CAPE HORN SLIDE Washington Fair 1930 96 4,879
COAL CREEK Washington Poor 1930 96 2,494
ABERNATHY CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 4,787
CUSHMAN TAILRACE Washington Fair 1930 96 7,356
ROCK CR NP RY-ABANDONED Washington Fair 1930 96 1,600
HAND DRAIN DITCH Washington Fair 1930 96 1,686
DRY CR Washington Fair 1930 96 1,686
DRAIN CANAL Washington Good 1930 96 4,571
PATTERSON CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 7,187
KALALOCH CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 1,079
TEANAWAY RIVER Washington Poor 1930 96 1,338
SWAUK CR Washington Poor 1930 96 1,512
BEAR CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 2,881
HALF BR W OF BUNKER HILL Washington Fair 1930 96 4,787
HALF BR W OF BUNKER HILL Washington Fair 1930 96 4,787
HALF BRIDGE Washington Poor 1930 96 4,879
SKYKOMISH RIVER-S FORK Washington Poor 1930 96 80
ROCK CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 220
DEADMAN CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 20
DAKOTA CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 7,776
MATNEY CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 814
COWICHE CREEK Washington Good 1930 96 7,000
LAKE CREEK Washington Good 1930 96 69
MASON CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 1,151
WILSON CREEK Washington Fair 1930 96 4,692

About Historic Bridge Data

Bridges built before 1951 are classified as historic in this database. Many were designed to 1940s standards with lower load limits and narrower lanes. While FHWA requires regular inspections of all bridges regardless of age, older structures often require more frequent monitoring and rehabilitation investment.

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