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Lancaster County, PA Archives Lancaster County Archives, Pennsylvania Bridge Index (Commissioner) Derived from original bridge dockets within the Lancaster County Archives collection Bridge Name Waterway Location Year Built/Rebuilt Docket Amwake's Mill Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1875 1-235 Amwake's Mill Lancaster Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1875 2-60 Andrew's Ford Octoraro E. Branch Colerain & Chester County 1814 1-381 Andrew's Ford Octoraro E. Branch Colerain & Chester County 1814 2-434 Bard's Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1891 1-47 Bate's Mill Mill Creek East Lampeter 1890 2-376 Baumgardner's Mill Pequea Creek Martic & Pequea 1860 1-451 Baumgardner's Mill Pequea Creek Martic & Pequea 1860 2-554 Bear's Mill Conestoga Creek Earl 1876 1-119 Bear's Mill Conestoga Creek Earl 1876 2-160 Beaver Valley Pequea Creek Strasburg & West Lampeter 1827 1-445 Beck's Gasoline Station Big Beaver Creek Strasburg & Providence 1858/1920 2-6 Bellaire Road ConowagoCounty, Creek Lancaster and Dauphin Co. 1892 1-85 Bellaire Road Conewago Mount Joy & Dauphin County 1884 2-236 Bellbank Mill Octoraro E. Branch Colerain & Chester County 1861 1-385 Bell's Fording Octoraro E. Branch Colerain & Chester County 1861 2-438 Beverly Station Conewago Mount Joy & Dauphin County 1892/1926 2-238 Big Beaver Creek #1 Big Beaver Creek Eden 1905/1917 2-4 Big Beaver Creek #2 Big Beaver Creek Strasburg & Providence 1858 1-1 Big Beaver Creek #2 Big Beaver Creek Strasburg & Providence 1920 1-1 Big Beaver Creek #2 Big Beaver Creek PAEden 1905 1-27 Big Beaver Creek #2 Big Beaver Creek Eden 1917 1-27 Big Beaver Creek #2 Big Beaver Creek Strasburg & Providence 1858/1920 2-6 Big Beaver Creek #3 Big Beaver Creek New Providence 1837 1-3 Big Beaver Creek #3 Big Beaver Creek New ProvidenceArchives1905 1-3 Big Beaver Creek #3 Big Beaver Creek Strasburg & Providence 1837/1905 2-8 Big Beaver Creek #4 Big Beaver Creek Strasburg & Providence 1871 1-5 Big Beaver Creek #4 Big Beaver Creek Strasburg & Providence 1871 2-10 Big Beaver Creek #5 Big Beaver Creek Quarryville & Eden 1901 1-7 Big Beaver Creek #5 Big Beaver Creek Quarryville & Eden 1913 1-7 Big Chiques #1 Big Chiques Rapho & Penn 1861/1926 1-217 Big Chiques #1/Chickies #1 Big Chiques Penn & Rapho 1861/1926 2-44 Big Chiques #1/Chickies #1 Big Chiques Penn & Rapho 1857/1874 2-46 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster PA, 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Lancaster County Archives, Pennsylvania Bridge Index (Commissioner) Derived from original bridge dockets within the Lancaster County Archives collection Bridge Name Waterway Location Year Built/Rebuilt Docket Big Chiques #10 Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1875 1-235 Big Chiques #10 Lancaster Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1875 2-60 Big Chiques #10/#11 Big Chiques East Donegal & West Hempfield 1838/[1941] 2-62 Big Chiques #11 Big Chiques West Hempfield 1793/1838 1-237 Big Chiques #2 Big Chiques Rapho & Penn 1870/1922 1-219 Big Chiques #2/Chickies #2 Big Chiques Penn & Rapho 1860/1916 2-48 Big Chiques #3 Big Chiques Rapho & Penn 1857/1874 1-221 Big Chiques #4 Big Chiques Rapho & Penn 1860/1916 1-223 Big Chiques #4/Chickies #4 Big Chiques East Hempfield & Rapho 1847/1855 2-52 Big Chiques #5 Big Chiques Rapho & East Hempfield 1856 1-225 Big Chiques #5 Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1850/1926 2-54 Big Chiques #5/#3/Chickies #5/#3 Big Chiques East Hempfield & Rapho 1856 2-50 Big Chiques #6 BigCounty, Chiques Rapho & East Hempfield 1847/1855 1-227 Big Chiques #6[#7] Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1869 2-58 Big Chiques #7 Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1850 1-229 Big Chiques #7/Chickies #7 Big Chiques West Hempfield 1879/1922 2-56 Big Chiques #8 Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1885 1-231 Big Chiques #9/#7 Big Chiques Rapho & West Hempfield 1869 1-233 Bitzer's Mill Conestoga Creek West Earl 1846 1-123 Black Rock Forge Octoraro W. Branch Bart 1884 1-359 Blackburn's Ford Octoraro E. Branch Little BritainPA & Chester County 1877 1-399 Blackburn's Ford Octoraro E. Branch Little Britain & Chester County 1877 2-452 Bluerock Road Little Conestoga Manor 1882 2-216 Boon & Harley Mill Octoraro W. Branch Bart 1878 1-353 Boon & Harley Mill Octoraro W. Branch Bart Archives1873 2-470 Boyd's Saw Mill Peters Creek Fulton 1880/1923 2-508 Brenner's Mill Little Conestoga Manor pre-1887 1-181 Brenner's Mill Little Conestoga Manor 1917 2-214 Brua's Mill Pequea Creek Paradise & Leacock 1876/1924 1-429 Bucher's Mill Cocalico Creek East Cocalico 1881 1-59 Bucher's Mill Cocalico Creek East Cocalico 1881 2-110 Bunting's Fording Octoraro E. Branch Colerain 1865 1-391 Bunting's Fording Octoraro E. Branch Colerain & Chester County 1865 2-444 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster PA, 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Lancaster County Archives, Pennsylvania Bridge Index (Commissioner) Derived from original bridge dockets within the Lancaster County Archives collection Bridge Name Waterway Location Year Built/Rebuilt Docket Bushong's Mill Conestoga Creek Leacock & Manheim 1843 1-131 Calamus #1 LancasterLittle Beaver Creek Strasburg 1855 1-25 Carter's Fording Octoraro E. Branch Little Britain & Chester County 1848 1-401 Carter's Fording Octoraro E. Branch Little Britain & Chester County 1848 2-456 Cassel's Mill Little Chiques East Donegal & Rapho 1874 1-259 Christiana Bridge Octoraro E. Branch Christiana & Chester County 1887 1-375 Clonmell Octoraro W. Branch Colerain 1868 1-355 Cocalico Creek #1 Cocalico Creek Cocalico 1852/1867/1891/1921 1-35 Cocalico Creek #1 Cocalico Creek East Cocalico & West Cocalico 1852/1921 2-104 Cocalico Creek #10 Cocalico Creek East Cocalico 1881/1891 1-59 Cocalico Creek #10/#11/[#6] Cocalico Creek Ephrata & Warwick 1917 2-122 Cocalico Creek #11 Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1901 1-61 Cocalico Creek #11/#12 [#7] CocalicoCounty, Creek Warwick & West Earl 1859/1921 2-124 Cocalico Creek #12/#13/[#8] Cocalico Creek Warwick & West Earl 1849 2-126 Cocalico Creek #13/#14/[#3/#9] Cocalico Creek Warwick & West Earl 1820 2-128 Cocalico Creek #14/#6/[#11] Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1901 2-130 Cocalico Creek #2 Cocalico Creek East Cocalico 1881 2-110 Cocalico Creek #2 1/2 Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1889 1-41 Cocalico Creek #3 Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1848 1-43 Cocalico Creek #3 Cocalico Creek East Cocalico 1886 2-108 Cocalico Creek #3 Cocalico Creek PACocalico 1886 1-37 Cocalico Creek #3 1/2 Cocalico Creek West Cocalico 1898 1-45 Cocalico Creek #3 1/2 Cocalico Creek West Cocalico 1889 2-106 Cocalico Creek #4 Cocalico Creek Cocalico 1868 1-39 Cocalico Creek #4 Cocalico Creek Ephrata Archives1873/1891 1-47 Cocalico Creek #5/#4 Cocalico Creek East Cocalico 1868 2-112 Cocalico Creek #6 Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1840/1917 1-51 Cocalico Creek #6/#7/[#2 1/2] Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1889 2-114 Cocalico Creek #7 Cocalico Creek West Earl & Warwick 1859/1921 1-53 Cocalico Creek #8 Cocalico Creek West Earl & Warwick 1849 1-55 Cocalico Creek #8/#7/[#3] Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1848/[1923] 2-116 Cocalico Creek #9 Cocalico Creek Warwick 1820 1-57 Cocalico Creek #9/#10/[#6/#5] Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1860/1917 2-120 Lancaster County Archives 150 North Queen Street Suite #10 Lancaster PA, 17603 For copies of entire record email: [email protected] Lancaster County Archives, Pennsylvania Bridge Index (Commissioner) Derived from original bridge dockets within the Lancaster County Archives collection Bridge Name Waterway Location Year Built/Rebuilt Docket Cocalico Creek #9/#8 Cocalico Creek Ephrata 1873/[1891] 2-118 Colemanville LancasterPequea Creek Conestoga & Martic 1856 1-461 Colemanville Pequea Creek Conestoga & Martic 1856 2-564 Conestoga Creek #1 Conestoga Creek Caernarvon 1859 2-142 Conestoga Creek #10 Conestoga Creek West Earl 1846 1-123 Conestoga Creek #10/[#8] Conestoga Creek Earl 1876 2-160 Conestoga Creek #11 Conestoga Creek West Earl 1866/1910 1-125 Conestoga Creek #11/[#9] Conestoga Creek Earl & Ephrata 1772/1896 2-162 Conestoga Creek #12 Conestoga Creek West Earl 1845/1917 1-127 Conestoga Creek #12/[#10] Conestoga Creek West Earl 1846 2-164 Conestoga Creek #13 Conestoga Creek West Earl 1841/1917 1-129 Conestoga Creek #13/[#11] Conestoga Creek West Earl 1866 2-166 Conestoga Creek #14 ConestogaCounty, Creek Leacock & Manheim 1843 1-131 Conestoga Creek #14/[#12] Conestoga Creek West Earl 1845/1917 2-168 Conestoga Creek #15 Conestoga Creek Leacock & Manheim 1867 1-133 Conestoga Creek #15/[#13] Conestoga Creek West Earl 1841/1917 2-170 Conestoga Creek #16 Conestoga Creek Leacock & Manheim 1848 1-135 Conestoga Creek #16/[#14] Conestoga Creek Manheim & Upper Leacock 1843 2-172 Conestoga Creek #17/[#15] Conestoga Creek Manheim & Upper Leacock 1867 2-174 Conestoga Creek #18 Conestoga Creek Manheim & Lampeter 1848 1-139 Conestoga Creek #18 1/2 Conestoga Creek LancasterPA & Lampeter 1798 1-141 Conestoga Creek #18/[#16] Conestoga Creek Manheim & Upper Leacock 1846 2-176 Conestoga Creek #19 Conestoga Creek Manheim & Lampeter 1797/1867/1886 1-137 Conestoga Creek #19 Conestoga Creek Lancaster & Lampeter 1853/1854/1867 1-143 Conestoga Creek #19/[#17] Conestoga Creek East Lampeter & ManheimArchives 1797/1886 2-178 Conestoga Creek #2 Conestoga Creek Caernarvon 1859 1-105 Conestoga Creek #2 Conestoga Creek Caernarvon 1878/1927 2-144 Conestoga Creek #2 1/2 Conestoga Creek East Earl 1898 1-159, 1-108 Conestoga Creek #20 Conestoga Creek Lancaster & Lampeter 1808/1824/1901 1-145 Conestoga Creek #20/[#18] Conestoga Creek East Lampeter & Manheim 1848 2-180 Conestoga Creek #21 Conestoga Creek Lancaster & Pequea 1836/1850/1857
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