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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
COTTONWOOD CREEK Washington 1964 80 18.6 m
DAVIS CREEK Washington 1963 79 14.9 m
SR 20 Washington 1967 75 55.2 m
SOUTH PATIT CREEK Washington 1962 75 9.8 m
JORDAN CREEK Washington 1953 72 9.1 m
DRAIN Washington 1965 68 7.3 m
NEWHALEM CREEK Washington 1968 65 24.1 m
THOMPSON CREEK Washington 1966 64 9.1 m
PUGET SND @ PT TOWNSEND Washington 1955 63 27.4 m
CLOQUALLUM CREEK Washington 1961 62 15.8 m
GOLD CREEK Washington 1960 60 42.1 m
SOUTH FORK COPPEI CR Washington 1920 60 6.3 m
POTHOLES EAST CANAL Washington 1955 60 9.8 m
FOSTER CREEK DRAINAGE Washington 1961 55 7.3 m
TARBOO CREEK Washington 2005 50 12.8 m
SITDOWN CREEK Washington 1993 50 13.4 m
UPPER W. BRANCH Washington 1954 50 8.8 m
UPPER W. BRANCH Washington 1954 50 8.7 m
UPPER W. BRANCH Washington 1956 50 8.8 m
LOST CREEK DITCH Washington 1983 50 11.2 m
LOST CREEK DITCH Washington 1986 50 11.4 m
EAGLE CREEK Washington 1970 50 17.4 m
WEST FORK TILTON Washington 1970 50 17.1 m
LOG CREEK Washington 1962 50 8.8 m
CABIN CREEK Washington 1961 50 18.1 m
NORTH TOUCHET RIVER Washington 1975 50 24.1 m
Mill Creek Washington 2020 50 42.7 m
CRAB CREEK Washington 1936 50 7.9 m
ANDERSON CREEK Washington 1954 50 9.4 m
COTTONWOOD CREEK Washington 1922 50 15.2 m
NINE MILE CREEK Washington 1958 47 15.5 m
MEADOW CREEK Washington 1961 45 18.3 m
BEAVER CREEK Washington 1957 43 7.3 m
SMITH CANAL Washington 1978 43 28.6 m
SOUTH FORK DEEP CREEK Washington 1955 40 8.8 m
ROCKY CREEK Washington 1964 40 7.3 m
CANAL Washington 1976 40 7.0 m
MARION DRAIN Washington 1960 40 19.2 m
NIAWIAKUM RIVER Washington 1965 39 20.4 m
LOST CREEK Washington 1959 37 11.2 m
DRY HOLLOW Washington 1926 36 7.6 m
CORBETT DRAW Washington 1940 35 7.3 m
DRAIN Washington 1959 31 9.4 m
LOST CREEK Washington 1955 30 21.5 m
SNOW CREEK Washington 1979 27 15.5 m
CLALLAM RIVER Washington 1969 27 31.1 m
LENA CREEK Washington 1964 25 21.3 m
DUCKABUSH RIVER Washington 1960 25 21.6 m
MILL CREEK Washington 1979 25 9.8 m
TUCANNON RIVER Washington 1974 25 24.1 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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