Poor-condition bridges in District of Columbia
5 of District of Columbia's 261 bridges (1.9%) are rated poor.The lowest-rated primary component is rated 4 or below, indicating advanced deterioration. Poor does not mean unsafe; such bridges are inspected more often and may carry load restrictions.Nationally, 6.7% of bridges carry this rating.
- Poor bridges
- 5
- 1.9% of state total
- Average age
- 78.2 yrs
- Posted with load limits
- 2
- Closed
- 0
Busiest poor-condition bridges
Top 5 by daily traffic · 126,150 total daily crossings| Bridge | County | Location | Built | Type | Length | Daily traffic | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T. Roosevelt Brid over Pot River & Potomac No. 1200(MAIN) | District of Columbia | TR Bridge-Potomac River | 1964 | Girder and Floorbeam System | 1,762 ft | 95,000 | Poor |
| H Street over Washington Terminal Yard No. 0529 | District of Columbia | H Street over Railroad | 1907 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 1,442 ft | 24,000 | Poor |
| Ramp FR Benning RD over SB Kenilworth Ave No. 0104-1 | District of Columbia | Kenilworth&benning RD | 1955 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 76 ft | 5,000 | Poor |
| Joyce Road over Luzon Branch No. 3450003P0000000 | District of Columbia | 0.3 Miles to Beach Drive. | 1950 | Tee Beam | 40 ft | 2,100 | Poor |
| Edgewater Stable a over Rock Creek No. 3450033P0000000 | District of Columbia | 0.3 Miles from Connecticu | 1958 | Box Beam or Girders - Multiple | 102 ft | 50 | Poor |
Counties with the most
| District of Columbia | 5 | 2% |