Calhoun County, Michigan bridges (page 2 of 2)
Calhoun County has 213 bridges and culverts in the National Bridge Inventory, the oldest built in 1899. 37 (17%) are rated poor. The most common type is stringer/multi-beam or girder (41%).
All bridges in Calhoun County
Busiest first · showing 201–213 of 213| Bridge | Location | Built | Type | Length | Daily traffic | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M Drive South over Nottawassepee Creek No. 000000000001350 | 4 MI NW of Burlington | 1920 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 26 ft | 108 | Poor |
| 20 Mile Road over ST Joseph River No. 000000000001357 | 4 MI W of Homer | 1996 | Box Beam or Girders - Multiple | 100 ft | 97 | Good |
| J Drive South over So Br Kalamazoo River No. 000000000001340 | 5 MI S of Albion | 1974 | Slab | 72 ft | 92 | Fair |
| 10 1/2 Mile Road over ST Joseph River No. 000000000001353 | 1 MI SW of Burlington | 1986 | Slab | 88 ft | 84 | Fair |
| R Drive South over ST Joseph River No. 000000000001355 | 2 1/2 MI SW of Homer | 1973 | Slab | 60 ft | 78 | Poor |
| 17.5 MI Road over Indian Creek No. 000000000001359 | 8 MI N of Marshall | 1969 | Slab | 26 ft | 61 | Fair |
| H Drive South over Nottawa Creek No. 000000000001362 | 7 MI N of Tekonsha | 1918 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 24 ft | 61 | Poor |
| Renton Road over I-94 No. 000000000001249 | 1.0 MI E of Kalamazoo Col | 1959 | Tee Beam | 254 ft | 60 | Poor |
| 13 Mile Road over ST Joseph River No. 000000000001386 | 1 MI E of Burlington | 1990 | Box Beam or Girders - Multiple | 150 ft | 50 | Fair |
| J Drive South over Nottawa Creek No. 000000000001361 | 5 MI N of Tekonsha | 1919 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 25 ft | 43 | Poor |
| W Drive North over Indian Creek No. 000000000001366 | 10 MI N of Marshall | 1968 | Slab | 32 ft | 32 | Poor |
| J Drive S over I-69 SB No. 000000000001227 | 7.5 MI N of Branch Col | 1968 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 151 ft | — | Fair |
| J Drive S over I-69 NB No. 000000000001238 | 7.5 MI N of Branch Col | 1968 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 151 ft | — | Fair |