Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder bridges in U.S. Virgin Islands
Long beams (girders) placed parallel to traffic that carry the deck. The most common bridge type in the United States. U.S. Virgin Islands has 2 of them, 8.3% of its bridges. Nationally this type accounts for 38.7% of all bridges.Compare states for this type.
- Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder bridges
- 2
- Poor condition
- 50%
- 1 bridges
- Average age
- 37 yrs
- Combined length
- 0 mi
Busiest stringer/multi-beam or girder bridges in U.S. Virgin Islands
Top 2 by daily traffic| Bridge | County | Location | Built | Type | Length | Daily traffic | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Route 64 over Unnamed Creek No. STX6405 | St. Croix Island | .05 Miles from HWY 66 | 1970 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 27 ft | 800 | Poor |
| Route 732 over Unnamed Gut No. STX73205 | St. Croix Island | Windsor Road | 2006 | Stringer/Multi-beam or Girder | 321 ft | 300 | Fair |
Counties with the most
| St. Croix Island | 2 |
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