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The Bridge Inventory Report Prepared by STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES BRIDGE SECTION P.O. BOX 112500 3132 CHANNEL DRIVE JUNEAU, ALASKA 99811-2500 About the Cover Susitna River Denali Highway The Susitna River Bridge (number 0687) is a 1,039 ft long structure built in 1956. This bridge is constructed of a 90 ft long steel stringer approach span at the west end, a 165 ft long steel deck truss, fifteen steel stringer spans at the east and a laminated timber deck throughout. Alaska’s Denali Highway is a seasonal, mostly gravel corridor that connects the George Parks Highway (west at Cantwell) with the Richardson Highway (east at Paxson). When it opened in 1957, the highway provided the original access into the Denali National Park. Michael C. Higgs, Bridge Engineer with the Alaska Department of Transportation’s Bridge Section, masterfully created this overlaid pen and ink rendering. Mr. Higgs’ hand drawings have graced many previous Bridge Inventory covers. v INTRODUCTION This bridge inventory report is a periodic publication by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities, Bridge Section. Summarized within are structural, dimensional, and location data of bridges and culverts that are biennially inspected by the Bridge Section. Other bridge structures are included for reference and informational purposes. Dimensions, clearances and postings are applicable at the time of publication, only. An electronic copy is available online at www.dot.alaska.gov/bridge-inventory. vii TABLE OF CONTENTS About the Cover ................................................................................................ v Introduction ....................................................................................................... vii Table of Contents .............................................................................................. ix Route Index ....................................................................................................... xiii Description of Terms, Codes & Symbols ......................................................... xxii Alphabetic Bridge List ...................................................................................... 3 Numeric Bridge List .......................................................................................... 59 National Highway System (NHS) Routes ......................................................... 115 Non-National Highway System (Non-NHS) Routes ........................................ 137 Off System Routes Central Region ....................................................................................... 167 Northern Region .................................................................................... 181 Southeastern Region .............................................................................. 191 Marine Facilities State Owned Marine Facilities .............................................................. 201 Non-State Owned Marine Facilities ...................................................... 202 ix ALPHABETIC ROUTE INDEX ROUTE NAME PAGE CDS ROUTE NUMBER NHS ROUTE 5TH AVENUE (ANCHORAGE) 134 134440 X 6TH AVENUE (ANCHORAGE) 134 134600 X 12TH STREET (JUNEAU) 163 296067 15TH AVENUE (ANCHORAGE) 159 23RD AVENUE (ANCHORAGE) 159 76TH AVENUE (ANCHORAGE) 171 133835 91 MILE LOOP (OLD TOK CUTOFF) 185 231000 "A" STREET - SOUTHBOUND 134 134342 X ABBOTT ROAD 159 133724 AIRPORT DEPARTURE RAMP (ANCHORAGE) 134 134307 X AIRPORT WAY 127 175700 X AIRWAY DRIVE 182 188444 ALASKA HIGHWAY 121 180000 X ALEKNAGIK 178 050216 ALYESKA ROAD 143 132500 AMALGA DRIVE 193 AMALGA HARBOR ROAD 162 296670 ANAKTUVUK PASS 184 ANTON LARSON BAY ROAD 140 068040 ANVIK 177 ARCTIC BOULEVARD 171 134330 ARTILLERY ROAD 170 135216 ATKA 177 AUKE BAY FERRY ROUTE 133 296605 X AURORA DRIVE (FAIRBANKS) 161 150125 AURORA BOREALIS ROAD 170 BACK ACRES ROAD 169 136132 BACK LOOP ROAD 163 296401 BADGER ROAD RAMP 127 188806 X BADGER/RICH FRONTAGE RD 183 188803 BALLAINE ROAD 145 150145 BARNETTE STREET 145 176421 BASIN ROAD 193 296023 BAUER-HOPKINS STREET 197 291336 BAYVIEW STREET 197 BENSON BOULEVARD 126 134100 X BETHEL HIGHWAY 138 080000 BIG LAKE ROAD 143 170073 BIG SALT ROAD 156 292025 BIRCH STREET 194 BIRCHWOOD AIRPORT SPUR/STOLTZE DRIVE 170 BIRCHWOOD LOOP 158 135400 BRADLEY ROAD 167 BRAYTON DRIVE 171 133904 BRODY LANE 172 113455 BRUNO ROAD 174 130411 "C" STREET 134 134341 X CACHE CREEK ROAD 183 CACHE DRIVE 171 CALHOUN AVENUE 163 296020 CAMP ROAD (WHITTIER) 125 132320 X CANTWELL ROAD 145 172600 CAPTAINS BAY ROAD 177 070830 xiii ALPHABETIC ROUTE INDEX ROUTE NAME PAGE CDS ROUTE NUMBER NHS ROUTE CHAKOK ROAD 173 111833 CHENA HOT SPRINGS ROAD 146 151000 CHENA HOT SPRINGS ROAD SPUR 183 CHENA RIDGE/CHENA PUMP ROAD 145 175500 CHENEGA (EVANS ISLAND) 174 CHICKALOON DRIVE 170 138130 CHIGNIK 176 CHIGNIK LAGOON 176 CHINIAK HIGHWAY 140 067400 CHITINA 186 CIRCLE HOT SPRINGS ROAD 148 152050 COFFMAN COVE ROAD 157 292070 COPPER RIVER HIGHWAY 152 210000 COPPER RIVER HIGHWAY SPUR 147 215000 COTTONWOOD LANE 173 111825 CRAIG/KLAWOCK/HOLLIS HIGHWAY 155 292000 CREEKSIDE TOWNCENTER DRIVE 170 CROOKED CREEK ACCESS ROAD 178 040070 CROW CREEK ROAD 171 132525 CRYSTAL LAKE HATCHERY ROAD 194 294050 DALTON HIGHWAY 127 150000 X DAN CREEK ROAD 186 DANBY STREET 161 177140 DANGEROUS RIVER ROAD 191 297000 DAYVILLE ROAD 134 191600 X DEERING ROAD 138 225000 DELTA-NISTLER ROAD 185 185020 DENALI HIGHWAY 149 140000 DILLEY AVENUE 169 136124 DIMOND BOULEVARD 126 133700 X DIMOND BOULEVARD/MINNESOTA DRIVE 160 133706 DIMOND DRIVE 171 DISTIN STREET 193 296065 DIXON STREET 193 296068 DOROTHY DRIVE 173 111837 DOUGHCHEE AVENUE 183 188849 DOUGLAS HIGHWAY 162 296110 DOWLING ROAD 159 134130 DUNTON STREET 164 291411 DYEA ROAD 191 xiv ALPHABETIC ROUTE INDEX ROUTE NAME PAGE CDS ROUTE NUMBER NHS ROUTE EAGLE RIVER LOOP 143 135235 EAGLE RIVER ROAD 143 135225 EARL DRIVE 167 EAST ANACONDA AVENUE 167 EAST NELSON ROAD 168 EAST SHORTY ROAD 168 EDGERTON HIGHWAY/MCCARTHY ROAD 151 198000 EDGERTON PARK ROAD (PALMER) 169 137731 EIELSON FARM ROAD 183 188110 ELK ROAD 169 136134 ELLIOTT HIGHWAY 126 153000 X ELLIOTT HIGHWAY (MANLEY HOT SPRINGS) 149 153000 ELMORE ROAD 159 133735 EUREKA-RAMPART ROAD 182 153050 EXIT GLACIER ROAD 141 130650 EXIT GLACIER ROAD-OLD ALIGNMENT 174 130651 FAIR STREET/PARK AVENUE 164 291420 FALSE PASS 177 FERN MINE ROAD 169 FETLOCK DRIVE 168 FISH CREEK ROAD 162 296154 FISHHOOK WILLOW ROAD 144 137700 FLAT 178 FOREST DRIVE 174 130438 FREDRICK DRIVE 194 FRONT STREET (CORDOVA) 187 210124 FUNNY RIVER ROAD 172 117300 GEIST ROAD 126 175800 X GLACIER CREEK ROAD (NOME) 184 GLACIER HIGHWAY/EGAN DRIVE 131 296000 X GLACIER HIGHWAY/EGAN DRIVE 163 296000 GLACIER HIGHWAY/LEMON ROAD 162 296229 GLACIER HIGHWAY/NUGGET MALL 162 296331 GLACIER HIGHWAY/TWIN LAKES DRIVE 162 296222 GLENN HIGHWAY 118 135000 X GOLDSTREAM ROAD 146 151600 GRANT STREET 197 291412 GRANTHAM ROAD 168 GRAVINA ISLAND HIGHWAY 164 GRAYLING 181 040019 GRUBSTAKE ROAD 167 GULKANA 186 GUSTAVUS AIRPORT ROAD 158 295308 GUSTAVUS-OFF SYSTEM 192 xv ALPHABETIC ROUTE INDEX ROUTE NAME PAGE CDS ROUTE NUMBER NHS ROUTE HAINES FERRY TERMINAL ROAD 133 298200 X HAINES HIGHWAY 132 298000 X HALIBUT POINT ROAD 131 295400 X HARBOR DRIVE 131 295460 X HARDING STREET 196 291347 HARRIS RIVER TRAIL 195 HARRIS STREET 197 291323 HEALY ROAD 145 173500 HOMER 173 HOMER DRIVE 171 134134 HOPE ROAD 142 132000 HYDABURG (MAIN STREET) 195 HYDABURG HIGHWAY 154 292100 HYDER 197 290200 ILLINOIS STREET 161 176325 INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ROAD 159 133800 INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT ROAD 134 133800 X JETTY ROAD (NOME) 184 168145 JOHANSEN EXPRESSWAY 126 177200 X JONESVILLE ROAD 169 JORDAN AVENUE 193 KALTAG 181 KASAAN HIGHWAY 195 292080 KEKU ROAD (KAKE) 157 294300 KENAI RIVER CROSSING ROAD 141 117790 KENAI SPUR ROAD 141 117600 KETCHIKAN AIRPORT SHUTTLE ACCESS 133 291508 X KING COVE 176 KING COVE ACCESS 176 KLONDIKE HIGHWAY 132 299500 X KNIK-GOOSE BAY ROAD 143 170044 KNIK RIVER ROAD 169 136035 KNUDSON COVE ROAD 164 291570 KOLIGANEK 175 KOTZEBUE (8TH AVENUE) 184 LAKE OTIS PARKWAY 126 134140 X xvi ALHPABETIC ROUTE INDEX ROUTE NAME PAGE CDS ROUTE NUMBER NHS ROUTE LEWIS PARKWAY ROAD 168 LEWIS REEF ROAD 164 LITTLE GOLDSTREAM ROAD 182 LITTLE SALMON ROAD 192 LIVENGOOD ROAD 182 152500 LOGGERS LANE 195 LOST RIVER ROAD 191 297005 LOWELL POINT ROAD 174 130530 LOWER ROAD 168 LUTAK ROAD 192 298100 MARINE FACILITIES 201 MARSHALL 181 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVENUE 170 133804 MCCARTHY 186 MENDENHALL LOOP ROAD 163 296400 MENTASTA SPUR ROAD 185 237500 MIDNIGHT DRIVE 170 136376 MILLAR STREET 197 291471 MINERAL CREEK ROAD 187 190512 MINNIE STREET 161 176360 MINNESOTA DRIVE 125 134300 X MINNESOTA EXTENSION/DIMOND DRIVE 160 133707 MISSION AVENUE (NINILCHIK) 172 113600 MITKOF HIGHWAY 131 294000 X MITKOF HIGHWAY 194 294000 MONTANA CREEK ROAD 193 MOOSE MEADOWS ROAD 167 MULDOON ROAD 134 133900 X MUNSON SLOUGH ROAD 185 187240 MURPHY DOME ROAD 146 175480 NABESNA ROAD 153 237000 NAKNEK/KING SALMON ROAD 139 070000 NASH ROAD 142 130500 NATAGA CREEK ROAD 192 NEAR ISLAND ROAD 139 068600 NELCHINA 186 NEWHALEN/NONDALTON ROAD 175 073019 NINTH STREET (JUNEAU) 193 296048 NOME-COUNCIL ROAD 137 166500 NOME-TAYLOR ROAD (KOUGAROK RD) 138 167500 NOME-TELLER ROAD 137 167000 NORDALE ROAD 147 188813 NORDIC DRIVE 157 294020 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD 168 136136 xvii ALPHABETIC ROUTE INDEX ROUTE NAME PAGE CDS ROUTE NUMBER NHS ROUTE NORTH "C" STREET 171 134346 NORTH CEMETARY ROAD (KALTAG) 181 NORTH DOUGLAS HIGHWAY 162 296150 NORTH FORK ROAD 172 111800 NORTH SHIRLEY TOWN DRIVE 168 NORTH SUSHANA ROAD 168 NORTH TONGASS HIGHWAY 132 291400 X NORTH TONGASS HIGHWAY 155 291500 NORTH TONGASS
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