Tee Beam bridges in U.S. Virgin Islands
T-shaped concrete beams cast with the deck, popular from the 1920s through the 1960s. U.S. Virgin Islands has 4 of them, 16.7% of its bridges. Nationally this type accounts for 5.6% of all bridges.Compare states for this type.
- Tee Beam bridges
- 4
- Poor condition
- 25%
- 1 bridges
- Average age
- 40 yrs
- Combined length
- 0 mi
Busiest tee beam bridges in U.S. Virgin Islands
Top 4 by daily traffic| Bridge | County | Location | Built | Type | Length | Daily traffic | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Route 66 over Unnamed Gut No. STX6620 | St. Croix Island | Melvin H. Evans Highway | 1990 | Tee Beam | 48 ft | 1,500 | Fair |
| Route 66 over Unnamed Gut No. STX6621 | St. Croix Island | Melvin H. Evans Highway | 1990 | Tee Beam | 48 ft | 1,500 | Fair |
| Route 70 over Unnamed Gut No. STX7025 | St. Croix Island | Centerline Road | 1970 | Tee Beam | 25 ft | 1,000 | Poor |
| Route 64 over Unnamed Gut No. STX6410 | St. Croix Island | East Airport Rd. | 1990 | Tee Beam | 41 ft | 800 | Good |
Counties with the most
| St. Croix Island | 4 |
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