Oklahoma Highway Bridges

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Note: The old style yellow-diamond Oklahoma highway shield will be used for designating bridges which used to be on that highway's alignment.

  1. OK1/US270 Coal Creek 140-foot K-truss east of McAlister.
  2. OK 1 Rock Creek 1936 100-foot pony truss and approaches near Talahina.

  1. OK 2 Beaver Creek 80-foot Parker pony with approaches north of Kinta.

  1. OK 3 Glover River Through Parker-K-truss with eight Parker ponies west of Broken Bow.
  2. OK 3 Kiamichi River Parker-K-truss with pony truss approaches east of Antlers.
  3. OK 3 Muddy Boggy Creek 180-foot K-truss span with Parker pony approaches between Atoka and Antlers.

  1. Old OK 3 Coal Creek Pratt pony span on old highway near Tupelo.
  2. Old OK 3 East Fork Coal Creek Pratt pony span on old highway near Stonewall.

  1. OK5 Sandy Creek Skewed 100-foot Parker pony with approaches near Eldorado.
  2. OK 5 Soldiers Creek single 100-foot Parker pony span near Walters.

  1. OK 5A West Cache Creek 100-foot Parker pony span with approaches near Temple.

  1. OK 6 Sandy Creek Two 80-foot Parker pony spans with trestle approaches in Eldorado.
  2. OK 6 Timber Creek Access Road Small Warren pony span built across small creek adjacent to highway.
  3. OK 6 Turkey Creek Three Parker pony spans with approaches in Olustee.

  1. OK 7 Beaver Creek Two Parker pony spans with approaches near Lawton.
  2. OK 7 Blue River Single 140-foot K-truss with approaches near Tishomingo.
  3. OK 7 Washita River Built in 1931, this bridge is an excellent example of an early K-truss in Oklahoma, 210-foot main span with two 100-foot pony spans and approaches.  It was located near Davis. Demolished February 2004

  1. OK 9 Big Elk Creek A 100-foot Parker Pony with approaches just west of Hobart.
  2. OK 9 Rainy Mountain Creek 160-foot K-Parker just east of Mountain View.
  3. OK 9 Stinking Creek Three 100-foot Parker ponies east of Mountain View.
  4. OK 9 Wewoka Creek Parker pony truss with approaches near Wetumka.

  1. OK 9A Salt Creek The Oldest  Bridge in Oklahoma. Built in 1896 by The King Iron Bridge Co, Cleveland, Ohio. Moved to present location in 1947. Located south of Maud.

  1. OK 10 Spring River East of Miami, three 100' deck Warrens and a single 210' deck Warren with approaches.

  1. OK 11 Crooked Creek 100-foot Parker Pony and approaches on highway west of Medford.
  2. OK 11 Hominy Creek 160-foot K-truss South of Skiatook
  3. OK 11 Pond Creek A 100-foot Skewed Pony truss with approaches cross this creek west of Medford.

  1. OK 16 Tiger Creek 100-foot pony span on highway west of Okmulgee.

  1. Old OK 16 Arkansas River Indiana-built four-span Parker truss located between Muskogee and Okay.

  2. Old OK 16 Hickory Creek 120' riveted thru Pratt with approach spans on an old highway alignment

  3. Old OK 16 Opossum Creek 120 ' riveted thru Pratt.

  1. OK 18 Arkansas River North of downtown Ralston, five 210' K-Parker trusses carry OK 18 to Fairfax.
  2. OK 18 Deep Fork River A 140' K-Parker span south of Chandler.
  3. OK 18 Quapaw Creek A 100' Pony built in 1933.
  4. OK 18 Salt Creek  160' K-truss north or Ralston, only truss bridge on Salt Creek still carrying OK 18.

  1. Old OK 18 Arkansas River Five 210' Parker truss spans on an old alignment of OK 18.
  2. Old OK 18 Rock Creek Pratt pony south of Shilder on old OK 18, east of the present OK 18.
  3. Old OK 18 Salt Creek Thru Pratt truss south of Shilder on old highway alignment.
  4. Old OK 18 Salt Creek In Fairfax, this 1916 curved-top Warren pony sits south of football stadium.
  5. Old OK 18 Salt Creek  Two 120-foot long Pratt spans north of Pearson in Pottawatomie County.
  6. Old OK 18 Squirrel Creek Oklahoma's only concrete Rainbow Arch Bridge, 67 feet long, built in 1917, located between Shawnee & Tecumseh.

  1. OK 19 Washita River 210-foot long K-Parker truss with two 100 foot pony spans and approaches built in 1939.
  2. OK 19 Washita River 210-foot Parker/K-truss with three pony spans near Lindsay.

  1. OK 27 North Canadian River 7 100' Ponies built in 1948 cross the North Canadian River.

  1. OK 28 Big Cabin Creek A wide 1939 160' K-truss span and approaches near Grand Lake.
  2. OK 28 Pryor Creek A single Parker pony span with approaches near Adair.

  1. OK 32 Hauani Creek 100-foot Parker pony truss with approaches west of Kingston.
  2. OK 32 Hickory Creek 180-foot K-truss and approaches east of Marietta.
  3. OK 32 Rock Creek 100-foot Warren deck truss with approaches west of Marietta.

  1. OK 33 Deer Creek 100-foot pony span near Thomas.
  2. OK33/US270 North Canadian River 8 100' Ponies, the largest truss bridge in Blaine Co.
  3. OK 33 Cimarron River Eleven 100' Parker pony truss spans near Coyle.
  4. OK 33 Washita River 100-foot Parker pony with approaches west of Strong City.

  1. Old OK 33 Cimarron River Eight 100' deck Warren truss spans cross the Cimarron River on an old OK 18 alignment near Riply.
  2. Old OK 33 Chouteau Creek Single 210-foot K-Parker truss and pony approach just east of Chouteau.
  3. Old OK 33 Flint Creek Three 80-foot Parker pony spans between Kansas and West Siloam Springs.
  4. Old OK 33 Spunky Creek Single 80-foot Pratt pony with approaches east of Catoosa.

  1. OK 34 North Fork Red River Seven 100-foot Parker pony spans with approaches south of Carter.
  2. OK 34 Salt Fork Red River Massive bridge of 8 100-foot Parker ponies with approaches south of Mangum.

  1. OK 48 Clear Boggy Creek Parker pony truss with approaches near Tupelo.
  2. OK 48 Deep Fork River 160' K-truss with approaches located near Welty

  1. OK 51 Baron Fork  A 210-foot long K-Parker truss with two 100 foot pony approaches.
  2. OK 51 Fourteen Mile Creek Single 210-foot K-Parker truss and a single 100-foot Parker Pony west of Hulbert.
  3. OK 51 Grand River (Lake Fort Gibson) Five 210' K-Parker spans and a 100' Parker pony truss bridge east of Wagoner
  4. OK 51 Otter Creek 100' Pony span built in 1948, located near OK 51-OK 74 junction.
  5. OK 51 Stillwater Creek 140' K-Parker truss on the western edge of Stillwater.
  6. OK 51 Turkey Creek 2 very nice repainted 100' Ponies just west of Hennessy.
  7. OK 51 Verdigris River (Kerr-McClellan Navigation Channel) 210' K-Parker truss and five 100' pony spans west of Wagoner.

  1. Old US 62/Old OK 51 Illinois River Two abandoned pin-connected through Pratt spans near Tahlequah.

  1. OK 53 Beaver Creek 100-foot Parker pony with approaches near Walters.

  1. OK 53A Comanche Lake Spillway 60-foot Pony truss at the Comanche Lake Dam.

  1. OK 58 Cedar Creek A 100' Parker Pony and approach spans 2 mile north of Carnegie built in 1937.
  2. OK 58 Washita River 2 100' Parker Ponies and approaches north of Carnegie built in 1936.

  1. OK 63 Billy Creek A 1951 100' Pony and approaches span Billy Creek.
  2. OK 63 Kiamichi River A 1934 100' Pony and approaches span the Kiamichi River.

  1. Old OK 72 Coweta Creek Pratt pony truss on old highway alignment in Coweta.

  1. OK 74 Skeleton Creek 100' Pony span built in 1948, located near OK 74-OK 51 junction.
  2. OK 74 Washita River 210-foot Parker/K-truss and 140-foot K-truss near Maysville built in 1950.

  1. OK 76 Washita River 210-foot Parker/K-truss with four 100-foot pony spans near Lindsay.

  1. OK 78 Red River Seven 210' K-Parker truss spans cross the Red River. Built in 1938.

  1. OK 79 Red River 21 Parker pony spans with approaches near Waurika.

  1. OK 82 Grand River 6 100' Ponies, built in 1940, span the Grand River just downstream of the Grand Lake Dam.

  1. Old OK 88 Verdigris River 170' pin-connected Parker truss on an old alignment of OK 88.

  1. OK 97 Delaware Creek 80-foot Warren Pony near the Zink Ranch

  1. OK 99 Blue River Single 160-foot K-Parker truss with approaches north of Tishomingo.
  2. OK 99 Caney River 210' K-Parker, a 120' Camel-back, and a 100' Pony bridge built in 1935 north of Pawhuska.
  3. OK 99 Clear Boggy Creek A 100-foot Parker pony south of Ada.
  4. OK 99 Deer Creek A single 100-foot Parker pony located near Prague.
  5. OK 99 Hominy Creek A 140' thru K-Truss north of Hominy.
  6. OK 99 Jack Fork Creek A single 140-foot K-truss built in 1932.
  7. OK99 Mill Creek A single 100-foot Parker pony built in 1932. Located south of Ada.
  8. OK 99 Pond Creek 160' K-Truss built in 1935 spans this creek north of Pawhuska.
  9. US 60/OK99 Sand Creek Single 100-foot Parker Pony truss near Pawhuska. Built in 1933.
  10. OK 99 Washita River 210' K-Parker Just outside of Tishomingo.

  1. Old OK 99 Little River Two battle-scarred 100-foot modified through Pratt spans with approaches built in 1929.
  2. Old OK 99 Salt Creek Two 80-foot Parker pony spans with approaches built in 1927.

 

  1. OK 100 Dry Creek A 140' K-truss span with two 100' pony spans on Tenkiller Ferry Lake near Caney Point.

  1. OK 101 Lee Creek Single 210-foot Parker/K-truss near Short.

  1. Old OK 104 Arkansas River Ten 175-foot pin-connected Parker spans near Haskell.
  2. Old OK 104 Choska Creek 50-foot Warren pony truss on abandoned road.

  1. OK 109 Kiamichi River Through K-truss with Parker pony and steel stringer approaches south of Ft. Towson.

  1. OK 132 Salt Fork (Arkansas) River  8 100' Ponies built in 1919 cross the Salt Fork River near Nash.

  1. OK 156 Salt Fork (Arkansas) River Four 120' thru Pratt truss spans north of Marland.

  1. OK 164 West Warren Creek Two 80' Ponies near Lucien.

  1. OK 199 Washita River The Cumberland Cut Bridge built in 1950 adjacent to historic Ft. Washita.

US Highways

Note: The old style US highway shield will be used for designating bridges which used to be on that highway's alignment.

  1. US 59 Illinois River 210' K-Parker North of Watts
  2. US 59 Little Sallisaw Creek 100-foot Parker pony near Sallisaw
  3. US 59 Russell Creek 60-foot Pratt pony span north of Welsh. NEW!!!

  1. US 60 Pond Creek A single 100-foot Parker pony with approaches near Pond Creek.
  2. US 60 Elm Creek 100-foot Parker Pony truss located between Pawhuska and Bartlesville.
  3. US 60 Salt Fork (Arkansas) River 11 100' Ponies cross the Salt Fork of the Arkansas River near Pond Creek.
  4. US 60/OK99 Sand Creek Single 100-foot Parker Pony truss near Pawhuska. Built in 1933.
  5. US 60 Verdigris River 210' K-Parker located at north end of Oolagah Lake.

  1. Old US 60 Arkansas River Three 190' pin-connected Parkers, and one 110' thru-Pratt span bridge built in 1920.
  2. Old US 60 Chikaskia River One 160' K-truss and two 100' Parker pony truss spans between Ponca City and Tonkawa.
  3. Old US 60 Salt Creek Two 80-foot Ponies built in 1930, located on the eastern edge of Burbank in Osage County.
  4. Old US 60 Sand Creek 80-foot Parker pony span with approaches north of Pawhuska.
  5. Old US 60 Unnamed Creek 80-foot concrete arch between Ponca City and Burbank.

  1. Old US 62 Blue Beaver Creek 80-foot Parker pony with approaches east of Cache.
  2. Newcastle (old US 62) Bridge Canadian River Impressive 10 span through Parker truss.
  3. Old US 62 Deep Red Creek 80-foot Parker pony with approaches east of Snyder.
  4. Old US 62 Frisco Railroad Converted 125-foot through Pratt railroad bridge used as highway overpass.
  5. Old US 62/Old OK 51 Illinois River Two abandoned pin-connected through Pratt spans near Tahlequah.
  6. Old US 62 (US 62B) Otter Creek 80-foot Parker pony with approaches west of Snyder.
  7. Old US 62 Post Oak Creek 80-foot Parker pony with approaches east of Indiahoma.
  8. Old US 62 Robinson Creek A 60-foot Pratt pony span built in 1929 near Prague.
  9. Old US 62 North Fork Red River Impressive 23-span Parker pony truss with approach near Headrick.
  10. Old US 62 West Cache Creek Four Parker pony spans on old highway west of Cache.
  11. Old US 62 Unnamed Creek Warren pony span just east of Boley.

  1. US 64 Ash Creek Two 100-foot Modified Pratt spans built in 1929 near Taft.
  2. US 64 Big Sallisaw Creek Three 100-foot Parker ponies in Sallisaw.

  3. US 64 Red Horse Creek 100-foot Parker pony with approaches near Camp Houston.

  4. US 64 White Horse Creek Single 80-foot Parker pony near Camp Houston.

  1. Old US 64 Arkansas River Nineteen 100' Parker ponies on an old US 64 alignment near Bixby.
  2. Old US 64 Big Sallisaw Creek Six poured concrete deck girder spans in Sallisaw.
  3. Old US 64 Cloud Creek Two 100-foot Modified Pratt spans built in 1929 near Taft  
  4. Old US 64 Pecan Creek Single 100-foot Modified Pratt thru span built in 1929 near Taft

  1. Old US 66 Arkansas River Eighteen open-spandrel concrete arches  across the Arkansas River in Tulsa.
  2. OK 66 (old US 66) Bird Creek Two large bridges, one built in 1936, the other in 1956, located near Catoosa.
  3. Old US 66 Canadian River Thirty-eight 100-foot Parker pony truss spans on old US 66.
  4. Old US 66 Canyon & RR Steel trestle built in the 1930's crosses a small canyon and abandoned RR grade.
  5. OK 66B (Old US 66) Captain Creek Skewed 100-foot Parker pony with approaches.
  6. Old US 66 Dead Woman Creek A 80-foot Parker Pony built in 1930.
  7. OK66/Old US66 Little Cabin Creek 100-foot Parker pony span with approaches near Vinita.
  8. Old US 66 Little Deep Creek Single 70-foot Pratt span west of Hydro.
  9. Old US 66 Cedar Creek A 70-foot Pratt pony built in 1930.
  10. Old US 66 North Canadian River 4 160-foot riveted thru Parkers and 2 100' pony spans.
  11. OK 66 (old US 66) Pryor Creek 100-foot Parker Pony built in 1931 near Chelsea.
  12. Old US 66 Pryor Creek 120-foot modified through Pratt located near Chelsea.
  13. Old US 66 Rock Creek 144-foot Parker built in 1921, located in Sapulpa.
  14. Old US 66 Sand Creek Small pony span near Bristow.
  15. Old US 66 Salt Creek Single 60-foot Pratt pony near Stroud.
  16. Old US 66 Salt Creek 1921 span on a long bypassed route of the famous highway near Stroud.
  17. Old US 66 Timber Creek 100-foot Riveted Pratt truss span located on the original route of the historic highway.

  1. US 70 Blue River 140 Foot K-Truss located near Blue
  2. US 70 Little River Through Parker-K-truss with ten Parker pony spans north of Idabel.
  3. US 70 Mountain Fork River Two through Parker-K-truss spans with three Parker ponies east of  Broken Bow.
  4. US 70 Washita River The Roosevelt Bridge over the Washita River arm of Lake Texoma
  5. US 70 Yashau Creek Parker pony span with steel stringer approaches south of Broken Bow.

  1. Old US 70 Blue River 96 Foot long Modified Thru Pratt located near Blue
  2. Old US 70 Unnamed Creek 80-foot Parker pony on old old highway north of Madill.

  1. US 75 Coal Creek Single Parker pony span with approach near Lehigh.
  2. US 75 Rock Creek Single Parker pony span with approaches south of Hughes/Coal County line.

 

  1. Old US 75 Bevan Creek 80-foot long riveted pony truss south of Ramona on old highway alignment.
  2. Old US 75 "The Calvin Bridge" Canadian River 1919 Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co. built 4 span Parker through-truss.
  3. OK 123 (Old US 75) Caney River Beautiful 210-foot K-Parker and two 100-foot Parker Ponies.
  4. Old US 75 Double Creek 100' Parker Pony truss located just north or Ramona
  5. Old US 75 Saunders Creek 100' Parker Pony located 1/4 mile north of Vera

  1. US 77 Beaver Creek 120' thru-Pratt span north of Guthrie
  2. US 77 Black Bear Creek 160' Parker span north of Perry.
  3. US 77 Caddo Creek Three 120-foot modified Pratt spans with approach near Ardmore.
  4. US 77 Canadian River 33 100' Deck Warrens and 1 210' Deck Warren between Lexington and Purcell.
  5. US 77 Hickory Creek Two 96-foot Parker pony spans north of Marietta.
  6. US 77 Red Rock Creek 120' thru truss south of Tonkawa.
  7. US 77 Skeleton Creek 210' long Parker truss span north of Guthrie
  8. US 77 Washita River 210' K-Parker with five 100-foot Parker Ponies near Wynnewood.

  1. Old US 81 North Canadian River Four 120' thru Pratt truss spans on an old alignment for US 81 north of El Reno.
  2. Old US 81 Osage Creek 80-foot Parker pony and approaches on old highway near Jefferson.
  3. Old US 81 Pond Creek 96-foot Camelback pony span located west of Jefferson.

  1. US 169 Bird Creek Route 66 has nothing on these twin 189' long K-Truss spans with 100' pony approaches built in 1960.

  1. Old US 169 Caney River 160' Parker truss span and two 100' Parker pony truss spans on an old alignment of US 169..
  2. Old US 169 Horse Pen Creek A 120' thru Pratt truss span on the old alignment of US 169.

  1. US 177 Black Bear Creek 160' K-truss north of Stillwater.
  2. US 177 Deep Fork River Skewed 100' Parker Pony near OK 66
  3. US 177 Washita River 210' K-Parker north of Madill.

  1. Old US 266 Deep Fork River 210-foot Parker-K truss span with approaches near Henryetta.

  1. US270 Caston Creek 120-foot through modified Pratt with two 100-foot Parker Pony spans in Wister.
  2. OK1/US270 Coal Creek 140-foot K-truss east of McAlister.
  3. OK33/US270 North Canadian River 8 100' Ponies, the largest truss bridge in Blaine Co.

  1. US 271 Big Cedar Creek A 180-foot K-truss with approaches north of Antlers.
  2. US 271 Kiamichi River 210-foot Parker-K-truss with pony approaches on the north edge of Antlers.

 

  1. Old US 271 Caston Creek Three 138-foot through pin-connected Pratt spans near Wister.

  1. US 277 Deep Red Creek Three 80-foot Parker pony spans with approaches near Randlett.

  1. US 281 Salt Fork Arkansas River Largest truss bridge left in NW Oklahoma near Alva.

Interstate Highways

There is only one in this category

  1. I-44 Five Mile Creek Deck Warren span with approaches. Main span is approx. 160' in length

 

Updated: 12/27/2011

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