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NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Allegany County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 1016280 1.1 MI S JCT SR21 & SR244 21 21 61011075 EAST VALLEY CREEK NYSDOT 2004 09/08/2020 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 1016300 0.1 MI S JCT RTS 21 & 244 21 21 61011088 CANACADEA CREEK NYSDOT 1986 04/07/2021 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 1016270 3.0 MI N JCT 417 & 21 21 21 61011030 RAILROAD BROOK NYSDOT 1986 07/02/2019 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 3357650 4.2 MI SW OF ALFRED CR12 ELM VAL RD TRIB ELM VALLEY C 30 - County 1973 08/12/2020 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 2254600 1.7 MI E OF ALFRED EAST VALLEY ROAD EAST VALLEY CREEK 40 - Town 1970 08/12/2020 Y 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 2213730 1.1 MI S ALFRED STATION EAST VALLEY ROAD EAST VALLEY CREEK 40 - Town 1970 03/31/2020 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 2213720 3.1 MI NE OF ANDOVER EAST VALLEY ROAD EAST VALLEY CREEK 40 - Town 1970 07/29/2020 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 3330730 2.6 MI N.W. OF ALFRED MC HENRY ROAD MC HENRY CREEK 30 - County 1980 07/17/2019 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Town) 2213710 1.0 MI S ALFRED STATION PLEASANT VALLEY R PLEASANT VALLEY C 40 - Town 1984 03/26/2020 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Village) 1049720 IN ALFRED 960B960B61011003 TRB CANACADEA CRK NYSDOT 1976 04/03/2020 N 06 Allegany Alfred (Village) 2255080 IN ALFRED ELM STREET TRB CANACADEA CRK 41 - Village 1976 05/13/2021 Y 06 Allegany Alfred (Village) 2329770 IN ALFRED PINE STREET CANACADEA CREEK 40 - Town 1961 05/13/2021 Y 06 Allegany Alfred (Village) 2254660 IN ALFRED W UNIVERSITY AVE TRIB CANACADEA CR 41 - Village 1944 05/13/2021 N 06 Allegany Allen (Town) 2213740 2.4 MI SW OF SHORT TRACK BOTTSFORD HLLW RD TRIB RUSH CREEK 40 - Town 2007 04/22/2020 N 06 Allegany Allen (Town) 3329800 2.6 MI N OF ANGELICA COUNTY ROAD 15 BAKER CREEK 30 - County 1963 07/17/2019 N 06 Allegany Allen (Town) 3329780 1.0 MI S OF SHORT TRACT COUNTY ROAD 15 TRIB RUSH CREEK 30 - County 1962 10/21/2020 N 06 Allegany Allen (Town) 2213760 2.2 M SE OF SHORT TRACT MIDDLE ROAD TRIB RUSH CREEK 40 - Town 2001 07/17/2019 N 06 Allegany Allen (Town) 2049710 4.3 MI NE OF ANGELICA OLD STATE ROAD BAKER CREEK 40 - Town 1997 07/24/2019 N 06 Allegany Allen (Town) 2049700 3.5 MI N OF ANGELICA OLD STATE ROAD LINK CREEK 40 - Town 1933 07/15/2020 N Page 1 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Allegany County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n 06 Allegany Alma (Town) 3357580 IN ALMA COUNTY ROAD 18 HUNT CREEK 30 - County 1991 11/05/2020 N 06 Allegany Alma (Town) 3357570 0.6 MILES NORTH OF ALMA COUNTY ROAD 18 HUNT CREEK 30 - County 1988 12/07/2020 N 06 Allegany Alma (Town) 3329810 1.4 MI. NORTH OF ALMA COUNTY ROAD 18 HUNT CREEK 30 - County 1990 11/05/2020 N 06 Allegany Alma (Town) 2213780 0.3 MI SW OF ALMA PUMP STATION ROAD HONEOYE CREEK 40 - Town 1960 12/07/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 1090270 1.1 MI SW OF ALMOND 86I 17 61032327 KARR VALLEY CRK NYSDOT 1973 07/21/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2213810 IN BISHOPVILLE BISHOPVILLE EXT TRIB CANISTEO RIV 40 - Town 1969 05/05/2021 Y 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2213820 0.1 MI S OF BISHOPVILLE BISHOPVILLE ROAD TRIB CANISTEO RIV 40 - Town 1994 03/31/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2255990 1.4 MI W OF BISHOPVILLE BROWN ROAD TRIB CANISTEO RVR 40 - Town 1983 07/21/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2213880 4.0 MI W OF BISHOPVILLE BUSH ROAD CANISTEO RIVER 40 - Town 1972 11/30/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 3329870 4.7 MI SW OF ALMOND COUNTY ROAD 11 MCHENRY VALLEY CR 30 - County 1986 03/30/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 3329860 3.4 MILES SW OF ALMOND COUNTY ROAD 11 MCHENRY VALLEY CR 30 - County 1959 06/16/2021 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 3329830 1.0 MI SW OF ALMOND COUNTY ROAD 11 MCHENRY VALLEY CR 30 - County 1991 03/31/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 3329840 3.1 MI NE OF W ALMOND COUNTY ROAD 2 KARR VALLEY CREEK 30 - County 2008 03/31/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 3329820 2.9 MI NE OF WEST ALMOND COUNTY ROAD 2A KARR VALLEY CREEK 30 - County 2004 11/12/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 3329890 0.4 MI NE OF BISHOPVILLE COUNTY ROAD 32 CANISTEO RIVER 30 - County 2010 11/19/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 3329880 3.7 MILES NW OF ALMOND COUNTY ROAD 32 TRIB CANISTEO RVR 30 - County 2009 03/18/2021 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2213790 1.1 MI NE OF BISHOPVILLE DOWNING ROAD CANISTEO RIVER 40 - Town 1960 07/01/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2213850 4.3 MI NW OF ALMOND EMERSON ROAD TRIB CANISTEO RIV 40 - Town 1972 06/16/2021 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 3329850 3.0 MI W OF ALMOND KARR VLY ROAD TRIB KARR VLY CRK 30 - County 1967 03/18/2021 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2213890 4.5 MI W OF ALMOND PAIGE ROAD KARR VALLEY CREEK 40 - Town 1972 07/22/2020 Y Page 2 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Allegany County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2213940 2.4 MI S OF ALMOND SATTERLEE HILL RD CANACADEA CREEK 40 - Town 1973 11/20/2020 Y 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2255140 2.8 MI SW OF ALMOND STANZ ROAD MCHENRY VALLEY CK 40 - Town 1985 04/14/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Town) 2213930 2.2 MI SE OF ALMOND STEPHANS ROAD MCHENRY VALLEY CK 40 - Town 1973 11/19/2020 N 06 Allegany Almond (Village) 1016310 RTE 21 S END ALMOND 21 21 61011121 KARR VALLEY CREEK NYSDOT 1990 04/07/2021 N 06 Allegany Almond (Village) 1061642 EXIT 33 OF I86 - ALMOND 86I 17 61032338 962A 962A 61011004 NYSDOT 1973 07/31/2019 N 06 Allegany Almond (Village) 1061641 EXIT 33 OF I86 - ALMOND 86I 17 61032338 962A 962A 61011004 NYSDOT 1973 07/31/2019 N 06 Allegany Almond (Village) 2213910 IN ALMOND CANACADEA STREET CANACADEA CREEK 41 - Village 1973 05/12/2020 Y 06 Allegany Almond (Village) 2254690 IN ALMOND ERIE AVENUE CANACADEA CREEK 41 - Village 1973 11/12/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 1014980 .8 MI NW JCT SR19 & SR244 19 19 61011202 TUCKER CORNERS CK NYSDOT 1957 03/08/2021 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 1014990 .6 MI S JCT I86 & SR 19 19 19 61011218 WNY & Pa RR NYSDOT 2008 08/24/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 1061660 JCT RTS 17 + 19 19 19 61011223 86I 17 61032148 NYSDOT 1971 10/01/2019 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 1042870 1.5 MI NE JCT RTS 19 +244 244 244 61011015 FEATHERS CREEK NYSDOT 1997 11/19/2019 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 1042880 3.1 MI NE JCT SH19 &SH244 244 244 61011031 N BR PHILLIPS CRK NYSDOT 2010 11/04/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 2213980 1.2 MI SE OF BELMONT BACK RIVER RD LONG GORE CREEK 40 - Town 1960 11/05/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 3329910 3.5 MILES NE OF BELMONT COUNTY ROAD 2B N BR PHILLIPS CRK 30 - County 2006 03/26/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 3329900 2.8 MI NE OF BELMONT COUNTY ROAD 2B N BR PHILLIPS CRK 30 - County 1978 08/12/2019 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 3329920 1.5 MI S OF BELMONT COUNTY ROAD 31A GENESEE RIVER 30 - County 1971 11/05/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 2214020 1 MILE NORTH OF SCIO DRY BROOK RD DRY BROOK 40 - Town 1969 08/11/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 2214040 1.9 MI NE OF BELMONT FEATHERS CREEK RD FEATHERS CREEK 40 - Town 1970 05/18/2021 Y 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 2214030 2.0 MI SE OF BELMONT INGRAHAM ROAD PLUM BOTTOM CRK 40 - Town 1980 08/11/2020 N Page 3 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Allegany County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 2213960 3.0 MI NE BELMONT IRISH SETTLEMENT PHILLIPS CREEK 40 - Town 1979 12/09/2019 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 2213970 3.1MI NE JCT RTS19&244 OLD WITHEY ROAD PHILLIPS CREEK 40 - Town 1988 09/17/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 2254680 3.2 MILES SE OF BELMONT PLUM BOTTOM ROAD PLUM BOTTOM CREEK 40 - Town 1974 03/31/2020 N 06 Allegany Amity (Town) 2213990 0.2 MI SOUTH AMITY LAKE SAUNDERS HILL RD PLUM BOTTOM CRK 40 - Town 1980 03/08/2021 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 1012520 1.4 MI W OF ANDOVER 417 17 61031305 WNY & Pa RR NYSDOT 1994 07/20/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 1012530 1.5 MILES SE OF ANDOVER 417 17 61031335 DYKE CREEK NYSDOT 2010 10/28/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 3329950 0.9 MI N OF ELM VALLEY COUNTY ROAD 12 ELM VALLEY CREEK 30 - County 1956 04/14/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 3329960 0.4 MI N OF ELM VALLEY COUNTY ROAD 12 ELM VALLEY CRK 30 - County 1956 04/14/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 3329940 14 MI N OF ELM VALLEY COUNTY ROAD 12 ELM VALLEY CRK 30 - County 1984 04/14/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 3330720 1.3MI E OF ANDOVER COUNTY ROAD 21 DYKE CREEK 30 - County 2007 02/24/2021 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 3329930 2.5 MI N OF ELM VALLEY COUNTY ROAD12 ELM VALLEY CREEK 30 - County 1990 03/25/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 2214070 1.8 MI NE OF ANDOVER EAST VALLEY ROAD EAST VALLEY CREEK 40 - Town 1977 08/21/2019 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 2214080 2.4 MI NE OF ANDOVER EAST VALLEY ROAD EAST VALLEY CREEK 40 - Town 1961 12/14/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 3330700 0.6 MI E OF ANDOVER INDEPENDENCE ROAD DYKE CREEK 30 - County 1973 09/10/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 2214100 TWO MILES SE OF ANDOVER QUIGG HOLLOW ROAD DYKE CREEK 40 - Town 1996 09/11/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 2214120 2.5 MILES SE OF ANDOVER QUIGG HOLLOW ROAD QUIGG HOLLOW CRK 40 - Town 2012 09/11/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 2214110 2.2 MI SE OF ANDOVER QUIGG HOLLOW ROAD QUIGG HOLLOW CRK 40 - Town 2008 03/25/2020 N 06 Allegany Andover (Town) 2214060 .2 MILE SE OF ELM VALLEY RAY HILL ROAD DYKE CREEK
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