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NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Washington County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N 01 Washingto Argyle (Town) 3306560 1.9 MI WEST OF S ARGYLE HARPER ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1942 05/03/2021 n N 01 Washingto Argyle (Town) 3306550 1.5 MI NE OF ARGYLE KINNEY ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1942 04/01/2020 n Y 01 Washingto Argyle (Town) 3305840 3.5 MI S JCT SH40 & SH197 MOORE ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1929 05/04/2021 n N 01 Washingto Argyle (Town) 3203590 VILLAGE OF ARGYLE WEST ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1958 04/22/2021 n N 01 Washingto Argyle (Town) 3306280 1.8 MI S JCT RTS 197 + 40 WEST VALLEY ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1938 07/23/2019 n N 01 Washingto Argyle (Village) 1039870 0.2 MI N JCT RTES 40& 197 197 197 18021063 MOSES KILL NYSDOT 1870 04/08/2021 n N 01 Washingto Cambridge (Town) 3306290 .7 MILE WEST OF BUSKIRK CAMBRIDGE ROAD HALL BROOK 30 - County 1984 04/21/2021 n N 01 Washingto Cambridge (Town) 3305950 3.5 MI SW OF CAMBRIDGE COUNTY ROAD 59 HALL BROOK 30 - County 1930 04/22/2021 n Y 01 Washingto Cambridge (Town) 3306070 5.0MI S OF GREENWICH CR 59A WAMPECACK CREEK 30 - County 1931 04/08/2020 n Y 01 Washingto Cambridge (Town) 3306020 2 MI SOUTH OF CAMBRIDGE KING ROAD WHIPPLE BROOK 30 - County 1930 04/22/2021 n N 01 Washingto Cambridge (Town) 2203600 5 MI SW OF CAMBRIDGE LEES CROSSING RD WHITESIDE CREEK 40 - Town 1992 07/15/2020 n N 01 Washingto Cambridge (Town) 3306140 8 MI S OF CAMBRIDGE RAIL ROAD CR 74 WAMPECACK CREEK 30 - County 1934 06/17/2021 n N 01 Washingto Cambridge (Village) 1017050 0.6 MI N JCT RTE 22&372 22 22 18081066 OWL KILL NYSDOT 1979 05/19/2020 n N 01 Washingto Dresden (Town) 3203610 3.5MI WNW OF WHITEHALL PIKE BROOK ROAD PIKE BROOK 30 - County 1947 03/25/2020 n N 01 Washingto Dresden (Town) 3306180 2.7 MI NNW JCT US4 & SH22 SOUTH BAY ROAD PIKE BROOK 30 - County 1936 03/25/2020 n N 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 1020710 .2 MI N JCT SH 29 & SH 40 29 29 18041027 BATTENKILL RAILROAD NYSDOT 2003 03/16/2021 n N 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 1020720 RTE 29<40 OVER BATTEN KIL 29 29 18041028 BATTEN KILL NYSDOT 2020 06/25/2021 n Page 1 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Washington County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 2257340 2 MI S OF GREENWICH COL.BAUME ROAD FLY CREEK 40 - Town 1976 05/21/2020 n N 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 3306800 4.2 MI NE OF STILLWATER COUNTY ROAD 113 KIDNEY CREEK 30 - County 1977 04/27/2021 n Y 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 3306170 1 MI S OF GREENWICH COUNTY ROAD 74 FLY CREEK 30 - County 1912 05/10/2021 n Y 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 3305870 4.9 MI S JCT RTS 4 + 29 CR 113, RIVER ROAD ENSIGN BROOK 30 - County 1929 08/22/2019 n N 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 3305880 3.3 MI S JCT RTS 4 + 29 CR 113, RIVER ROAD FLATELY BROOK 30 - County 1929 08/22/2019 n Y 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 3305850 6.7 MI S JCT RTS 4 + 29 CR 113, RIVER ROAD MCAULEY BROOK 30 - County 1929 08/22/2019 n N 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 3305930 2.2 MI NE JCT RTS 4 + 67 CR 113, RIVER ROAD UNKNOWN STREAM 30 - County 1930 08/22/2019 n Y 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 3306150 3.2MI W OF CAMBRIDGE CR 74, RAIL ROAD FLY CREEK 30 - County 1936 05/04/2021 n N 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 2203620 2 MI S GREENWICH EASTON STATION RD FLY CREEK 40 - Town 1971 05/04/2021 n N 01 Washingto Easton (Town) 3306350 1 MI. W. OF GREENWICH HEGEMAN BRIDGE RD BATTEN KILL 30 - County 1987 07/30/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 1001090 0.25 MI N JCT RTS 4 & 149 4 4 18031229 HALFWAY CREEK NYSDOT 1994 04/16/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 4017120 RT22 OVER CHAMPLAIN CANAL 22 22 18081450 CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 1985 06/03/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 1071230 JCT SH22 & US4 - COMSTOCK 22 22 18081452 DELAWARE & HUDSON NYSDOT 1980 06/01/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 1038420 2.7 MI NE OF QUEENSBURY 149 149 18021019 HADLOCK PD OUTLET NYSDOT 1940 09/25/2019 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 1038430 3.6 MI NE OF QUEENSBURY 149 149 18021029 HADLOCK PD OUTLET NYSDOT 1941 09/25/2019 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 1038440 4.65 MI NE OF QUEENSBURY 149 149 18021040 HADLOCK PD OUTLET NYSDOT 1941 09/25/2019 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 1038450 5.5 MI NE OF QUEENSBURY 149 149 18021049 HALFWAY CREEK NYSDOT 1953 09/25/2019 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3305820 2 MI NE FORT ANN CLAY HILL ROAD WINCHELL CREEK 30 - County 1929 08/14/2019 n Page 2 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Washington County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3306750 4.5 MI NW FORT ANN COPELAND POND RD HADLOCK POND IN 30 - County 1945 07/09/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3306240 1 MILE NW OF FORT ANN COUNTY ROAD 16 HALFWAY CREEK 30 - County 2014 06/23/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 2257380 FORT ANN-FARLEY ROAD FARLEY ROAD HALFWAY BROOK 30 - County 1999 06/29/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3203630 1.2 MILES SOUTH/WEST BAY FISH HILL ROAD GREENLAND BROOK 30 - County 1939 05/18/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3306030 AT HAMLET OF SOUTH BAY FISH HILL ROAD MOUNT HOPE BROOK 30 - County 1931 05/18/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3203640 1.3 MI NNW FORT ANN GOODMAN ROAD HALFWAY CREEK 30 - County 1957 06/07/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3369500 4.5 MI W FORT ANN JOE GREEN ROAD HADLOCK POND OUTL 30 - County 2006 05/18/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3306000 2 MI SW FORT ANN MATTISON ROAD HALFWAY BROOK 30 - County 1942 08/21/2019 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3367430 3.1 MILES FROM HOGTOWN RD SHELVING ROCK RD SHELVING ROCK BK 40 - Town 1995 06/14/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3306190 7 MI N OF HUDSON FALLS TRIPOLI ROAD HALFWAY CREEK 30 - County 1955 07/31/2019 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Town) 3203650 1.5 MI NW FORT ANN WEST ROAD HALFWAY BROOK 30 - County 2003 06/29/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Village) 1038460 0.1 MI W JCT RTES 4 & 149 149 149 18021065 MUD CREEK NYSDOT 1953 09/17/2019 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Village) 4418070 IN FORT ANN CLAY HILL ROAD CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 2008 07/08/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Ann (Village) 3306310 VILLAGE OF FORT ANN CO RD 16 MUD CREEK 30 - County 1986 05/12/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 1001030 5.4 MI N JCT US 4 & SH 32 4 4 18031051 MOSES KILL NYSDOT 1957 06/04/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 3306130 3.2 MI S JCT US 4 & SH197 CAREY ROAD DEAD CREEK 30 - County 1934 07/20/2020 n Y 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 3306230 1 MI EAST OF FORT EDWARD DURKEETOWN ROAD DEAD CREEK 30 - County 1938 07/09/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 4418130 RIDGE RD OVER CHAMP C FORT MILLER ROAD CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 1907 09/30/2020 n Page 3 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Washington County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 3305750 6.0 MI S OF FT EDWARD + 1 HUNTER ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1928 06/17/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 4418140 IN FORT MILLER LOCK SIX ROAD CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 1907 09/30/2020 n Y 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 4418120 PAYNES BR OVER CHAMP CANL NORTH RIVER ROAD CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 1907 09/30/2020 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 3305890 2 MI NE OF FORT MILLER OBRIEN ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1928 05/03/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 3305740 4.5 MI S OF FORT EDWARD PATTERSON ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1928 05/13/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 4418180 JCT TOWPATH RD & CHAMP C PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE / OLD CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 1911 05/10/2021 n ACCESS RD. N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Town) 3306110 3.2 MI S JCT RTS 197 + 4 WOODARD ROAD MOSES KILL 30 - County 1931 06/17/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Village) 1001070 JCT US 4 & DEL & HUD RR 4 4 18031109 D&H RR NYSDOT 2003 04/20/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Village) 4001040 JCT RTE 4 & CHAMP CANAL 4 4 18031098 CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 1990 05/25/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Village) 4039860 JCT RTE 197 & CHAMP CANAL 197 197 18021009 CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 1993 05/26/2021 n N 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Village) 4039850 JCT RTE 197 & HUDSON R 197 197 18021002 E BR HUDSON RIVER NYSDOT 1916 05/25/2021 n Y 01 Washingto Fort Edward (Village) 4418100 JCT E STREET & CHAMP C EAST STREET CHAMPLAIN CANAL NYSDOT 1911 10/01/2020 n Y 01 Washingto Granville (Town) 1017110 0.3 MI NE JCT 22 & 149 22 22 18081340 INDIAN RIVER NYSDOT 1961 06/01/2021 n N 01 Washingto Granville (Town) 1017320 2.6 MI NE JCT 22 & 22A 22A 22A18011025 METTAWEE RIVER NYSDOT 2001 04/08/2021 n N 01 Washingto Granville (Town) 1038490 0.1 MI W Jct Rte 149 & 28 149 149 18021229 Indian River NYSDOT 2003 05/10/2021 n N 01 Washingto Granville (Town) 1038500 0.3 MI N Jct Rte 149 & 28 149 149 18021232 Indian River NYSDOT 2003 06/14/2021 n N 01 Washingto Granville (Town) 1038510 0.1 MI W JCT 22 & 149 149 149 18021248 INDIAN RIVER NYSDOT 1929 06/01/2021 n N 01 Washingto Granville (Town) 1017100 0.9 MI S JCT 22 & 149 22 22 18081329 INDIAN RIVER NYSDOT 2006 04/22/2020 n Page 4 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Washington County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n N 01 Washingto Granville (Town) 3305760 2 M S JCT NY22 & NY149 ANDREWS LANE INDIAN RIVER 30 - County
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