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Copy of Minnesota's Historic Bridges.Xlsx Minnesota Historic Bridges May 2019 Bridge Facility Feature Main Span Year Built National Contributing Contributing Historic Bridge Name SHPO Number County Owner Owner Name Main Span Historic District Criterion A Criterion A Criterion A Criterion C Criterion C Criterion C Number Carried Intersected Code (Rehab) Register Status Status Status District Whitewater Whitewater State Not Eligible or Contributing to State Park Park Recreational Pedestrian Dam/Whitewate Timber Beam Not Not Not Not Not WN‐ELT‐022 Winona Other State ‐ DNR 701 1935 Listed Listed Historic CCC/WPA/Rusti Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Dam and Trail r River Span Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Individually District c Style Historic Footbridge Resources Whitewater Not Eligible or Contributing to State Park Chimney Rock Pedestrian Whitewater Timber Beam Not Not Not Not Not WN‐ELT‐034 Winona Other State ‐ DNR 701 1935 Listed Listed Historic CCC/WPA/Rusti Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Footbridge Trail River Span Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Individually District c Style Historic Resources Point Douglas‐St. Louis River Road Military Road Listed Not Not Transportati Not Not Engineering: WA‐SWT‐001 Washington Brown's Creek Other Private 812 Masonry Arch 1863 Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Bridge: Stone (Nonextant) (Individually) Applicable Applicable on Applicable Applicable Important type Bridge Minneapolis Not Eligible or Contributing to Milwaukee Road Abandoned Minnehaha Local Government Park and Not Not Not Not Not HE‐MPC‐1737 Hennepin 112 Concrete Arch c.1930 Listed Eligible Historic Grand Rounds Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Railroad Bridge Railroad Creek Owned Recreation Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Individually District Board (MPRB) Minnesota Jay Cooke State Department of Continuous Not Eligible or Contributing to Jay Cooke State Park Park Not Not Not Not Not CL‐THT‐030 Carlton St. Louis River Other Natural 423 Steel 1934 Listed Listed Historic Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Swinging Bridge Trail CCC/WPA/Rusti Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Resources Suspension Individually District c Style (MnDNR) Engineering: Former Sartell Steel high Eligible Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: 05506 Old Sartell Bridge BN‐STC‐002 Benton Mississippi River Other Unknown 303 1914 Not Applicable Not Applicable Work of a Not Applicable Street truss (Individually) Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Important type master Engineering: Township Steel Low Listed Not Not Transportati Not Not Engineering: Evolution or 12 Bridge No. 12 GD‐HCK‐020 Goodhue Bullard Creek Other Private 303 1908 Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Road 43 Truss (Individually) Applicable Applicable on Applicable Applicable Work of a master transition of type Engineering: MAIN ST COTTONWOOD Local Government City of Concrete Thru Eligible Not Not Transportati Not Not Engineering: 1238 RW‐SBC‐004 Redwood 105 1918 Not Applicable Not Applicable Work of a Not Applicable (MUN 22) RIVER Owned Sanborn Girder (Individually) Applicable Applicable on Applicable Applicable Variation of type master Engineering: MAIN ST Local Government City of Concrete Slab Eligible Not Not Transportati Not Not Engineering: 1238A RW‐SBC‐005 Redwood STREAM 109 1918 Not Applicable Not Applicable Work of a Not Applicable (MUN 22) Owned Sanborn Span (Individually) Applicable Applicable on Applicable Applicable Variation of type master BLUE EARTH Local Government Blue Earth Steel High Listed Not Not Transportatio Not Not Engineering: 1461 Dodd Ford BL‐SHL‐002 Blue Earth CR 147 303 1901 (2016) Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable RIVER Owned County Truss (Individually) Applicable Applicable n Applicable Applicable Important type Engineering: SCHONEMAN Local Government Luverne Steel Low Listed Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: 1482 RK‐LVT‐001 Rock PEDESTRIAN 302 c.1908 Not Applicable Not Applicable Work of a Not Applicable PARK PONDS Owned Township Park Truss (Individually) Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Important type master MINNESOTA Local Government Steel Low Eligible Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: 2110 The Eden Bridge BW‐EDN‐005 Brown CSAH 8 Brown County 302 1918 Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable RIVER Owned Truss (Individually) Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Variation of type Engineering: OLD MIDWAY MISSISSIPPI Local Government Listed Not Not Not Not Not 2366 Nymore Bridge BL‐BJC‐058 Beltrami City of Bemidji 112 Concrete Arch 1917 Not Applicable Not Applicable Evolution or Not Applicable Not Applicable DR RIVER Owned (Individually) Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable transition of type Concrete Contributing to Engineering: 3rd Avenue TH 65 (3rd Mississippi R& 1918 (1939; Eligible St. Anthony Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: 2440 HE‐MPC‐0165 Hennepin MnDOT State ‐ DOT 212 Continuous Listed Historic High artistic Not Applicable Bridge Ave S) City St 1979‐1980) (Individually) Falls Industrial Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Important type Arch District value Cappelen Contributing to Engineering: Memorial Bridge; CSAH W RIVER RD & Local Government Hennepin 1923 (1971; Listed Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: 2441 HE‐MPC‐4104 Hennepin 112 Concrete Arch Eligible Historic Grand Rounds Variation of Not Applicable Franklin Avenue 5(FRANKLIN) MISS RIV Owned County 2015‐2016) (Individually) Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Important type District type Bridge *This list is for educational and informational purposes. Bridges are added and removed from the list annually. If you have a project involving a bridge, please contact the MnDOT Cultural Resources Unit for more information. Minnesota Historic Bridges May 2019 Bridge Facility Feature Main Span Year Built National Contributing Contributing Historic Bridge Name SHPO Number County Owner Owner Name Main Span Historic District Criterion A Criterion A Criterion A Criterion C Criterion C Criterion C Number Carried Intersected Code (Rehab) Register Status Status Status District Continuous Zumbrota WEST AVE N FK ZUMBRO Local Government City of 1869 (1932, Listed Not Not Transportati Not Not Engineering: 25580 GD‐ZBC‐008 Goodhue 401 Steel Beam Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Covered Bridge (PEDESTRI RIVER Owned Zumbrota 1970, 1996) (Individually) Applicable Applicable on Applicable Applicable Important type Span James J. Hill Contributing to PED AT ST Eligible St. Anthony Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: 27004 Stone Arch HE‐MPC‐176 Hennepin Mississippi River MnDOT State ‐ DOT 812 Masonry Arch 1883 Listed Historic Not Applicable Not Applicable ANTHONY (Individually) Falls Industrial Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Important type Bridge District Community Concrete Eligible Not Not Planning and Engineering: 27027 HE‐FSR‐0125 Hennepin Parking Lot TH 5 Tunnel MnDOT State ‐ DOT 117 1961 Not Applicable Not Applicable Social History Conservation Not Applicable Not Applicable Tunnel (Individually) Applicable Applicable Developmen Variation of type t Steel Engineering: Eligible Not Not Not Not Not 27100 HE‐MPC‐17005 Hennepin 11 ST S TH 65 MnDOT State ‐ DOT 401 Continuous 1967 Not Applicable Not Applicable Evolution or Not Applicable Not Applicable (Individually) Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Beam Span transition of type Noncontributing Engineering: CHICAGO AVE MINNEHAHA Local Government City of Postensioned Eligible to Listed or Not Not Not Not Not 27547 HE‐MPC‐09758 Hennepin P09 1970 Grand Rounds Evolution or Not Applicable Not Applicable S CREEK Owned Minneapolis Slab Span (Individually) Eligible Historic Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable transition of type District Continuous Engineering: Local Government City of Eligible Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: High 27552 Moir Park Bridge HE‐BLC‐151 Hennepin W 106TH ST NINE MILE CREEK 408 Steel Rigid 1968 (2009) Not Applicable Not Applicable Variation of Not Applicable Owned Bloomington (Individually) Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable artistic value Frame type Noncontributing E CHAN Engineering: Merriam Street Local Government City of Iron High Eligible to Listed or St. Anthony Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: 27664 HE‐MPC‐0276 Hennepin MERRIAM ST MISSISSIPPI 903 1887 (1986) Work of a Not Applicable Bridge Owned Minneapolis Truss (Individually) Eligible Historic Falls Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Important type RIVER master District Community Lowry Hill Concrete Eligible Not Not Planning and Engineering: 27832 HE‐MPC‐17018 Hennepin I 94 MnDOT State ‐ DOT 117 1969 Not Applicable Not Applicable Social History Conservation Not Applicable Not Applicable Tunnel Tunnel (Individually) Applicable Applicable Developmen Variation of type t Steel Thru Eligible Not Not Not Not Not Engineering: 27956 HE‐MPC‐17761 Hennepin CP RAIL I 94 Other CP Railway 305 1966 Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Not Applicable Girder (Individually) Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Applicable Variation of type Engineering: Cedar Avenue MISS R; BNSF & Local Government City of Listed Not Not Transportati Not Not Engineering: 2796 HE‐MPC‐4423 Hennepin CEDAR (10TH) 112 Concrete Arch 1929 (2001) Not Applicable Not Applicable Work of a Not Applicable Bridge STS Owned Minneapolis
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