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Poor Condition Bridges in Washington

473 bridges rated Poor condition in Washington. 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 473 such bridges in Washington.

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Bridge State Condition Year Built ADT Length
PALOUSE RIVER Washington 1937 3,094 183.7 m
CLOVER CREEK Washington 1955 3,000 13.7 m
CREEK Washington 1947 2,879 70.4 m
NASELLE RIVER OVERFLOW Washington 1964 2,839 61.0 m
ABANDONED RAILROAD Washington 1960 2,660 64.6 m
HUMPTULIPS RIVER OVERFLO Washington 1966 2,633 29.6 m
S FK TILTON RIVER Washington 1938 2,625 61.0 m
ABANDONED RAILROAD Washington 1944 2,625 76.5 m
MILL CREEK Washington 1908 2,624 15.5 m
BERG SLOUGH Washington 1964 2,622 18.9 m
COAL CREEK Washington 1930 2,494 20.4 m
SNOQUALMIE RIVER Washington 1921 2,458 117.7 m
CLEAR FK OF COWLITZ R Washington 1972 2,452 126.5 m
PURCELL CREEK Washington 1971 2,452 49.4 m
COPALIS RIVER Washington 1972 2,446 33.2 m
WAREHOUSE YARD Washington 1933 2,442 80.2 m
PUYALLUP WATERWAY RR Washington 1911 2,400 174.3 m
TILTON RIVER Washington 1931 2,351 11.6 m
DRAIN DITCH Washington 1944 2,350 12.2 m
PUGET SOUND Washington 1958 2,330 24.7 m
LITTLE SPOKANE RIVER Washington 1953 2,306 27.4 m
NP RY Washington 1959 2,260 64.2 m
EAST LOW CANAL Washington 1959 2,260 31.1 m
UP&BN RR & MARSHALL CR Washington 1949 2,238 166.7 m
NEWMAN CREEK Washington 1922 2,194 7.9 m
EL 29 Waste Way Washington 1980 2,094 8.2 m
WIDE HOLLOW CREEK Washington 1955 2,000 10.4 m
PROVIDENCE COULEE Washington 1959 1,997 78.6 m
MILL CREEK Washington 1920 1,970 19.8 m
MILL CREEK Washington 1916 1,970 15.2 m
JIM CREEK Washington 1945 1,969 93.9 m
CORNELL CREEK Washington 1931 1,951 36.9 m
GREENHEAD SLOUGH Washington 1934 1,911 162.8 m
TEAL SLOUGH Washington 1934 1,911 87.5 m
SATSOP OVERFLOW CHANNEL Washington 1922 1,900 30.2 m
Pend Oreille River Washington 1964 1,900 695.6 m
PATAHA CR Washington 1920 1,889 18.3 m
TUCANNON RIVER Washington 1967 1,884 66.8 m
METHOW RIVER Washington 1939 1,847 145.1 m
METHOW RIVER Washington 1939 1,847 126.5 m
METHOW RIVER Washington 1939 1,847 106.7 m
METHOW RIVER Washington 1939 1,847 92.0 m
TOWN DITCH Washington 1924 1,825 9.1 m
WENATCHEE RIVER Washington 1940 1,805 65.8 m
China Ditch Washington 2009 1,790 34.1 m
FRYINGPAN CREEK Washington 1931 1,786 71.6 m
I-90 Washington 1966 1,759 88.7 m
WILLOW CREEK Washington 1967 1,655 19.7 m
UP RR Washington 1975 1,646 41.8 m
ABANDONED RR Washington 1977 1,646 60.0 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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