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Poor Condition Bridges in New Mexico

172 bridges rated Poor condition in New Mexico. FHWA National Bridge Inventory.

Bridges Rated Poor Condition

A bridge is rated Poor when one or more of its major components (deck, superstructure, or substructure) has a condition rating of 4 or below on the FHWA 0–9 scale. Poor condition does not mean imminent danger of collapse, but indicates significant deterioration requiring priority maintenance or replacement. There are 172 such bridges in New Mexico.

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Bridge State Condition Year Built ADT Length
LA MANGA CREEK New Mexico 1952 243 51.8 m
OSO CREEK New Mexico 1952 243 51.8 m
ALAMOSA CREEK New Mexico 1952 243 32.6 m
UNNAMED WATERWAY New Mexico 1952 243 7.9 m
RIO PUEBLO DE TAOS New Mexico 1974 243 7.5 m
UNNAMED WATERWAY New Mexico 1976 238 8.2 m
UNNAMED WATERWAY New Mexico 1966 230 10.1 m
TECOLOTE CREEK New Mexico 1974 210 10.1 m
Salas Arroyo New Mexico 1974 208 38.1 m
PENASCO RIVER New Mexico 1980 206 12.2 m
BARRANCA CREEK New Mexico 1960 205 61.6 m
I-40 EBL/WBL @ mp 119.35 New Mexico 1959 203 71.9 m
SAPILLO CREEK New Mexico 1986 191 11.0 m
MORA RIVER New Mexico 1940 189 10.3 m
LA MANGA CREEK New Mexico 1965 181 14.9 m
NOGAL ARROYO New Mexico 1998 181 92.6 m
RIO PUERCO OF THE WEST New Mexico 1988 179 41.1 m
UNNAMED WATERWAY New Mexico 1931 174 31.3 m
MOORE CANYON New Mexico 1949 167 22.5 m
RIO QUEMADO New Mexico 1975 166 8.4 m
COYOTE CREEK New Mexico 1935 166 9.8 m
CHAMITA RIVER New Mexico 1960 166 13.7 m
Rio Hondo New Mexico 1953 160 44.2 m
TROUT CREEK New Mexico 1939 158 15.9 m
UNNAMED WATERWAY New Mexico 1959 151 57.0 m
MILK RANCH CR New Mexico 1995 150 8.8 m
FIQUERDO WASH New Mexico 1976 140 27.2 m
ARROYO LAGUNA New Mexico 1952 139 63.4 m
TOADLENA WASH New Mexico 1988 127 13.7 m
VALLECITOS RIVER New Mexico 1953 116 32.0 m
NACIMIENTO CREEK New Mexico 1932 112 7.9 m
RIO SAN JOSE New Mexico 1968 110 32.6 m
RAYADO CREEK New Mexico 1965 103 18.6 m
STORM DRAINAGE New Mexico 1965 100 11.5 m
UNNAMED WATERWAY New Mexico 1931 100 12.8 m
UNNAMED WATERWAY New Mexico 1931 100 39.0 m
BLUE WATER CREEK New Mexico 1950 100 48.5 m
STORM DRAINAGE New Mexico 1965 100 10.2 m
STORM DRAINAGE New Mexico 1965 100 9.9 m
STROM DRAINAGE New Mexico 2020 100 12.0 m
IRRIGATION CANAL New Mexico 1940 100 10.4 m
I-40 EBL/WBL New Mexico 1963 97 69.8 m
Bernalillo Main Canal New Mexico 1985 97 9.4 m
WASH New Mexico 1989 83 15.4 m
LAS HUERTAS CREEK New Mexico 1935 83 6.4 m
LAS HUERTAS CREEK New Mexico 1935 83 7.6 m
MORA RIVER New Mexico 1975 81 13.0 m
CEBOLLA CREEK New Mexico 1980 81 16.5 m
RIO PAGUATE New Mexico 1980 75 10.6 m
SAPELLO RIVER New Mexico 1967 74 7.6 m

About Poor Condition Bridge Ratings

FHWA rates bridge components on a 0–9 scale. A rating of 4 or below on any major component (deck, superstructure, substructure) classifies the bridge as Poor condition. The bridge remains open to traffic but requires priority attention. Bridges rated 0–2 are immediately closed.

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