Slab bridges in U.S. Virgin Islands
A solid, flat concrete slab that acts as both the supporting structure and the roadway surface. Common for short crossings. U.S. Virgin Islands has 2 of them, 8.3% of its bridges. Nationally this type accounts for 13.2% of all bridges.Compare states for this type.
- Slab bridges
- 2
- Poor condition
- 50%
- 1 bridges
- Average age
- 29.5 yrs
- Combined length
- 0 mi
Busiest slab bridges in U.S. Virgin Islands
Top 2 by daily traffic| Bridge | County | Location | Built | Type | Length | Daily traffic | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Route 82 East End over Pearl B. Laresen Gut No. STX8205 | St. Croix Island | Route 82 | 1985 | Slab | 32 ft | 400 | Poor |
| Route 73 over Unnamed Gut No. STX7310 | St. Croix Island | Highway 73 | 2006 | Slab | 140 ft | 120 | Fair |
Counties with the most
| St. Croix Island | 2 |
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