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Program Comment Bridge List.Xlsx Program Comment Post‐1945 Bridges Bridge No Material Type Structure Type County Built Original Repaired/ NORTHING EASTING Crosses over (N6) Road (N7) General location (N9) N209 ELIGIBLE B 0034 Concrete Culvert Lander 1999 1926 4007225.59 650067.81 REESE RIVER SR 304/FRONT ST. BATTLE MOUNTAIN REESE RVR/SR304 B 0045 Concrete Culvert Elko 1986 1923 1940 4507445.51 577877.49 SUSIE CREEK FR EL05 EAST OF CARLIN SUSIE C/FR 405 B 0048E Concrete Culvert Elko 1966 1930 1962 4534090.33 617508.03 COAL MINE CREEK I80 EAST OF ELKO B 0076 Steel Box Beam/Girder Clark 2007 1932 1957 4008955.13 670276.95 LAS VEGAS WASH SR 604/LAS VEGAS B NORTH LAS VEGAS LAS VEGAS B/L.V.WASH B 0081 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Clark 1988 4379416.51 262379.58 MUDDY RIVER FR CL 19/MOAPA VAL GLENDALE GLENDALE RD/MUDDY RV B 0090 Concrete Culvert Clark 1965 1989 3999039.74 669371.68 ABBOTT WASH SR 144/MESQUITE BL MESQUITE MESQUITE BD/ABBOT WA B 0127 Concrete Culvert Washoe 1964 1938 4377638.76 247883.55 HIGHLAND DITCH I80 WEST OF RENO B 0192 Concrete Culvert Clark 2005 1932 1973 3995261.12 676998.37 DUCK CREEK SR 582/FREMONT ST. LAS VEGAS BOULDER HWY/DUCK CRK B 0194N Prestressed Concrete Box Beam/Girder Clark 2001 4001106.16 671355.02 FLAMINGO WASH SR 582/BOULDER HY LAS VEGAS BOULDER HW/FLMNGO W B 0223 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Humboldt 1986 3997983.8 663832.29 HUMBOLDT RIVER US 95 WINNEMUCCA US95/HUMBOLDT RV. B 0227 Concrete Culvert Washoe 4384179.74 257047.64 EVANS CANYON CREEK SR 430 RENO B 0238 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Lyon 2006 1930 4384789.88 306781.16 TRUCKEE CANAL US 95A FERNLEY US 95/TRUCKEE CANAL B 0281 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Clark 1988 4060090.79 717142.33 MUDDY RIVER SR 168/GLENDALE RD GLENDALE MOAPA RD/MUDDY RIVER B 0289 Concrete Culvert Churchill 1980 4537404.68 441949.54 S‐CANAL CEMETERY ROAD NORTHEAST OF FALLON RIO VISTA DR/S CANAL B 0325 Concrete Slab Lander 1982 4492297.26 506181.59 REESE RIVER OLD SR 8A SOUTH OF BATTLE MTN REESE R/OLD SR8A B 0333 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Lyon 1988 1938 4059906.05 716719.18 CARSON RIVER US 95A NEAR WEEKS CROSSING US 95A/CARSON RIVER B 0348 Concrete Culvert Elko 1995 1910 1956 4012658.59 664019.2 OWYHEE RIVER OLD SR 18 SOUTHEAST OF TUSCARO SR18/S.FORK OWYHEE R B 0354 Concrete Culvert Elko 2002 1922 4497120.53 607491.44 HUNTINGTON CREEK LOWER S FORK ROAD SOUTH OF ELKO L S FK RD/HUNTINGTON B 0356 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Elko 2002 1979 4001289.67 664760.23 SOUTH FORK HUMBOLD LOWER S FORK ROAD SOUTH OF ELKO LOWER S FORK RD B 0364 Concrete Culvert Humboldt 1980 4371377.86 349136.58 QUINN RIVER OLD SR 8A SOUTH OF DENIO OLD DENIO RD/QUINN R B 0391 Concrete Culvert Churchill 1986 1939 4417902.97 277696.71 T CANAL US 50 WEST OF FALLON HWY 50/T CANAL B 0398 Concrete Culvert Elko 1986 1940 4375038.5 333806.09 MAGGIE CREEK SR 221/CHESTNUT ST EAST OF CARLIN MAGGIE C/SR221 B 0417 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Washoe 1990 1949 4047829.48 706685.28 POWER CANAL SR 425/3TH ST/VERD VERDI SR425/POWER CANAL N B 0420N Concrete Slab Clark 1981 3906961.22 693173.08 SEARCHLIGHT DRY WASHUS 95 SOUTH OF SEARCHLIGHT US 95/DRY WASH B 0420S Prestressed Concrete Slab Clark 2009 3906913.14 693142.02 SEARCHLIGHT DRY WASHUS 95 S. SEARCHLIGHT B 0455 Prestressed Concrete Box Beam/Girder Humboldt 1992 1944 4535581.04 466479.55 HUMBOLDT RIVER SR 789/GETCHELL MI NORTHEAST OF GOLCOND SR 789 N.E. GOLCONDA B 0461 Concrete Culvert Lyon 1946 4048053.92 706930.31 SARONI CANAL SR 829/WELLINGTON WELLINGTON SR829/SARONI CANAL N B 0462 Concrete Culvert Lyon 1946 4290352.19 295563.03 SARONI CANAL SR 338/SWEET WATER SOUTHEAST OF WELLING SR 338/SARONI CANAL B 0463 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Lander 1994 3994821.19 663867.16 REESE RIVER SR 305/AUSTIN ROAD NORTH OF AUSTIN SR305/REESE R MP52.0 B 0464 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Churchill 1986 4536085.33 437872 CARSON RIVER SR 117/SHECKLER RD FALLON SHECKLER/CARSON R. B 0465 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Churchill 1986 4371806.08 338757.55 V‐CANAL SR 117/SHECKLER RD FALLON SHECKLER RD/V CANAL B 0466 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Churchill 1986 4371312.97 338743.2 AA‐CANAL SR 117/SCHECKLER R FALLON SHECKLER RD/AA CANAL B 0467 Concrete Culvert Churchill 2008 4368595.76 340240.32 AA‐CANAL ST CLAIR ROAD SW OF FALLON ST CLAIR RD/AA CANAL B 0468 Concrete Culvert Churchill 2008 4367843.55 341205.1 AA‐CANAL ST CLAIR ROAD S.W. OF FALLON ST CLAIR RD/AA CANAL B 0478 Concrete Culvert Eureka 1946 4290465.46 297478.14 SLOUGH CREEK SR 278EUREKA/CARLI NORTH OF EUREKA SLOUGH CR/SR278 B 0479 Concrete Culvert Eureka 1946 4385062.28 584525.51 GARDEN PASS CREEK SR 278EUREKA/CARLI NORTH OF EUREKA GARDEN PASS C/SR278 B 0487 Concrete Culvert Elko 1946 4404018.09 574510.14 LAMOILLE CREEK SR 227/LAMOILLE RD LAMOILLE FAS227/LAMOILLE CRK B 0494 Concrete Culvert Eureka 1946 4509384.7 628371.3 HUMBOLDT RIVER OVERFR EU02 NEAR DUNPHY FREU02/HUMBOLDT OVRF B 0503 Concrete Culvert Clark 1948 2004 4269770.6 307036.87 DUCK CREEK SR 604/LAS VEGAS B SOUTH OF LAS VEGAS SR 604/DUCK CREEK B 0504 Concrete Culvert Clark 1948 3968268.66 656896.99 DRY WASH SR604/LAS VEGAS BL SOUTH OF LAS VEGAS B 0505 Concrete Culvert Clark 1948 3988132.42 664678.8 DRY WASH SR604/LAS VEGAS BL SOUTH OF LAS VEGAS B 0506 Concrete Culvert Clark 1948 3989851.33 664646.2 DRY WASH SR604/LAS VEGAS BL SOUTH OF LAS VEGAS B 0508 Concrete Culvert Clark 1948 FLAMINGO WASH LAS VEGAS BLVD LAS VEGAS B 0509 Concrete Culvert Clark 1948 4185743.52 729157.98 MEADOW VALLEY WASHSR 319/PANACA RD. PANACA SR319/MEADOW VA WASH B 0510 Concrete Culvert Lincoln 1948 2006 4185540.35 729242.4 FLOOD CONTROL CHANNSR 319/PANACA RD PANACA SR319/ DRY WASH B 0511 Concrete Culvert Lyon 1947 4506037.64 539830 DALZELL CANYON SR 338/SWEET WATER SOUTH OF WELLINGTON DALZELL CANYON NORTH B 0512 Concrete Culvert Lyon 1947 4278234.84 303206.27 DALZELL CANYON SR 338/SWEET WATER SOUTH OF WELLINGTON DALZELL CANYON MID. B 0513 Concrete Culvert Lyon 1947 4273244.91 306677.65 DALZELL CANYON SR 338/SWEET WATER SOUTH OF WELLINGTON DALZELL CANYON SOUTH B 0518 Concrete Culvert Lander 1948 4185572.87 730856.67 REESE RIVER SR 722 SOUTHWEST OF AUSTIN REESE R/SR722 Program Comment Post‐1945 Bridges Bridge No Material Type Structure Type County Built Original Repaired/ NORTHING EASTING Crosses over (N6) Road (N7) General location (N9) N209 ELIGIBLE B 0525 Concrete Culvert Lincoln 1997 4003364.81 649862.63 DRY WASH SR 319/PANACA RD. EAST OF PANACA SR319/ DRY WASH B 0529 Steel Multi Beam/Girder Pershing 1988 4351535.77 305918.4 HUMBOLDT RIVER SR 856/AIR PORT RD NORTHEAST OF LOVELOC SR 856/ HUMBOLDT RV. B 0540 Concrete Culvert Esmeralda 1950 1979 4590853.67 393037.42 RAMSEY WASH US 95 SOUTH OF TONOPAH US95 MP28.0/RAMSEY W B 0546 Concrete Culvert Lander 1950 1975 4622191.41 589458.44 REESE RIVER SR 305/AUSTIN ROAD SOUTH OF BATTLE MOUN SR305/REESE R B 0548 Concrete Culvert Churchill 2010 1951 4371631.44 354836.46 S‐CANAL HARMON RD. EAST OF FALLON N HARMON RD/S CANAL B 0558 Concrete Culvert Clark 1952 1958 4475387.1 613195.37 ANTELOPE CANYON WASUS 93 CALIENTE US93/MEADOW VLY WASH B 0562 Concrete Slab Churchill 1954 4362406.53 346676.68 AA‐CANAL US 95 FALLON US 95/AA CANAL N B 0565 Concrete Culvert Eureka 1952 4166883.96 719710.83 SLOUGH CREEK US 50 WEST OF EUREKA SLOUGH CR 3/US50 B 0571N Concrete Tee Beam Clark 2003 1954 1989 4072206.6 751193.51 TOQUOP WASH I 15 WEST OF MESQUITE WEST OF MESQUITE B 0571S Concrete Tee Beam Clark 1965 4072313.6 751166.51 TOQUOP WASH I 15 WEST OF MESQUITE I‐15SB/TOQUOP WASH N B 0572 Prestressed concrete Box Beam/Girder Pershing 2001 1933 1952 4505455.88 408174.22 HUMBOLDT RIVER TUNGSTEN ROAD NORTH OF MILL CITY TUNGSTEN RD/HUMBOLT B 0574 Concrete Culvert Lincoln 1952 1967 4381377.05 577777.54 DRY WASH US 93 WEST OF CALIENTE US93/ DRY WASH B 0577 Concrete Culvert Elko 1953 4378657.93 267215.45 THOUSAND SPRINGS CREUS 93 THOUSAND SPRINGS US 93/THSND SPRGS B 0578N Concrete Box Beam/Girder Washoe 1966 4379209.68 260510.87 TRUCKEE RIVER SR 667/KIETZKE LN. RENO KIETZKE/TRUCKEE RVR B 0578S Concrete Box Beam/Girder Washoe 1966 4379209.68 260489.87 TRUCKEE RIVER SR 667/KIETZKE LN. RENO KIETZKE OVER TRUCKEE B 0581 Concrete Tee Beam Elko 1954 4505614.34 573602.79 HUMBOLDT RIVER SR 278/EUREKA/CARL CARLIN SR 278/ HUMBOLDT RIV N B 0583 Concrete Culvert Humboldt 1954 4316222.67 414119.02 MULLINIX CREEK PARADISE VALLEY RD NORTH OF PARADISE VA SR290/MULLINIX CK B 0584 Concrete Culvert Nye 1953 4587696.06 688054.51 QUARTZ WASH SR 361/GABBS VALL. NORTH OF GABBS SR 361/QUARTZ WASH B 0589 Concrete Culvert Clark 1957 4301421.69 345693.59 VANDENBERG WASH SR 604/LAS VEGAS B NORTH OF LAS VEGAS LV BLVD/VANDENBERG W B 0590 Concrete Culvert Clark 1957 4010850.24 673132.44 DRY WASH SR 604/LAS VEGAS B NORTHEAST OF LAS VEG SALT LAKE HWY/DRY WA B 0592 Concrete Culvert Lyon 1955 4595165.63 455087.12 SIMPSON CANAL SR 208/TOPAZ RD.
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