US Bridges

Arizona bridges

Arizona reports 8,587 bridges and culverts across 15 counties. 95 (1.1%) are rated in poor condition, and 212 are posted with load limits or closed. The oldest structure still in the inventory dates from 1900.

Bridges
8,587
Counties
15
Good
63%
Fair
36%
Poor
1%
95 bridges
Average age
47.8 yrs

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Counties

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Condition

1%poor
Good63%(5,430)
Fair36%(3,062)
Poor1%(95)

Counties with the highest share of poor bridges

Structure types

Structure typeBridgesShare
Culvert4,79755.9%
Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder1,50117.5%
Slab87210.2%
Box Beam or Girders - Single or Spread6097.1%
Box Beam or Girders - Multiple4495.2%
Tee Beam1451.7%
Frame971.1%
Arch - Deck400.5%
Girder and Floorbeam System300.3%
Truss - Thru260.3%
Channel Beam110.1%
Truss - Deck50.1%
Orthotropic20.0%
Arch - Thru10.0%
Segmental Box Girder10.0%
Other10.0%

When Arizona's bridges were built

<1900: 0 bridges<19001900s: 29 bridges2919001910s: 24 bridges2419101920s: 141 bridges14119201930s: 633 bridges63319301940s: 298 bridges29819401950s: 728 bridges72819501960s: 1,584 bridges1.6k19601970s: 992 bridges99219701980s: 1,175 bridges1.2k19801990s: 1,113 bridges1.1k19902000s: 1,151 bridges1.2k20002010s: 602 bridges60220102020s: 117 bridges1172020
Bridges built per decade. Year built as recorded in the inventory; reconstruction years are not included.

Busiest

  1. SR 101L over Cave Creek Road
    Maricopa County · 282,818 vehicles/day
    Good
  2. Ramp to I-10 NW over I 10 Mainline
    Pima County · 281,068 vehicles/day
    Fair
  3. US 60 over Mesa Drainage Channel
    Maricopa County · 246,297 vehicles/day
    Good
  4. Sl 202 over Grand Canal
    Maricopa County · 243,128 vehicles/day
    Good
  5. Sl 202 over 40th Street
    Maricopa County · 243,128 vehicles/day
    Fair

Longest

  1. I 10 WB over I17 Ramps City Streets
    Maricopa County · 7,111 ft
    Fair
  2. I 10 EB over I17 Ramps City Streets
    Maricopa County · 7,111 ft
    Fair
  3. L 202 EB over Mcclintock; Salt Rv; Ram
    Maricopa County · 5,292 ft
    Fair
  4. L 202 WB over Mcclintock; Salt Rv; Ram
    Maricopa County · 5,171 ft
    Good
  5. I 17 NB Ramp over I10 I17 Ramps City ST
    Maricopa County · 3,940 ft
    Good

Oldest

  1. Concho Creek RD over Concho Creek
    Apache County · Built 1900
    Fair
  2. Sulfur Springs ST over Desert Wash
    Cochise County · Built 1900
    Fair
  3. Moon Canyon Ave over Storm Drain
    Cochise County · Built 1900
    Poor
  4. Pearce RD over Middle March Creek
    Cochise County · Built 1900
    Fair
  5. SR 179 NB over Wash
    Coconino County · Built 1900
    Fair

Newest

  1. US 95 over Wellton Mohawk Canal
    Yuma County · Built 2025
    Good
  2. Gilbert RD over Salt River
    Maricopa County · Built 2024
    Good
  3. I 40; EB over Willow Creek
    Mohave County · Built 2024
    Good
  4. J W Powell Blvd over I 17
    Coconino County · Built 2024
    Good
  5. SR 77 over Wash
    Pinal County · Built 2024
    Good

Who owns Arizona's bridges

State4,88256.9%
City1,64219.1%
County1,23414.4%
Federal5376.3%
Town / Township2753.2%
Tribal90.1%
Private40.0%
Railroad20.0%
Unknown20.0%

More Arizona facts

Total bridge length212 miles
Total deck area67,063,607 sq ft
Culverts counted as bridges4,797 (56%)
On the National Highway System3,282
Posted with load limits204
Closed to traffic8
Listed or eligible for the National Register42
Average daily traffic per bridge14,109 vehicles
Newest structure2025