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Culvert bridges in District of Columbia

A pipe or box structure carrying water beneath the roadway. Culverts over 20 feet long are counted as bridges. District of Columbia has 7 of them, 2.7% of its bridges. Nationally this type accounts for 23.8% of all bridges.Compare states for this type.

Culvert bridges
7
Poor condition
0%
0 bridges
Average age
51.6 yrs
Combined length
0 mi

Busiest culvert bridges in District of Columbia

Top 7 by daily traffic
BridgeCountyLocationBuiltTypeLengthDaily trafficCondition
Kalmia Road N.W. over Rock Creek Tributary
No. 0103
District of ColumbiaKalmia Road2015Culvert24 ft17,000Good
Anacostia Freeway over Bicycle and Pedestrian
No. 1009-2
District of ColumbiaAnacostia Freeway over2022Culvert27 ft8,400Good
61st Street NE over Watts Branch
No. 0133
District of ColumbiaWatts Branch1956Culvert21 ft300Good
Anacostia Ave NE over Polk Run
No. 0012
District of ColumbiaAnacostia Avenue Polk Run1998Culvert47 ft250Good
Meadow Road NE over Hickey Run
No. 2202002P0000000
District of ColumbiaBetween Ellips Rd. Inters1941Culvert24 ft1Good
Beechwood Road over Hickey Run
No. 2202003P0000000
District of ColumbiaBetween Valley Rd. Inters1941Culvert24 ft1Good
Crabtree Road NE over Hickey Run
No. 2202004P0000000
District of ColumbiaBetween Hickey Rd. Inters1941Culvert24 ft1Good

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