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NY State Bridge Data NY State Highway Bridge Data: October 31, 2011 Otsego County Year Date NYS Built or of Last SD/FO Condition Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspection Status Rating 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) 3 MI N WEST BURLINGTON 51 51 94021280 WHARTON CREEK NYSDoT 1994 06/07/2010 N 6.31 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) 2.3 MI SW OF WEST EXETER 51 51 94021302 BINGHAM RD CREEK NYSDoT 1934 07/07/2009 N 4.54 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) 0.5 MI W WEST BURLINGTON 80 80 94041102 WHARTON CREEK NYSDoT 1994 09/23/2010 N 6.64 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) AT BURLINGTON 80 80 94041145 BUTTERNUT CREEK NYSDoT 1955 07/07/2009 N 4.57 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) 3 MI N BURLINGTON FLATS COUNTY ROAD 19 TRIB WHARTON CRK County 1998 08/11/2010 N 7.00 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) 2 MI N BURLINGTON FLATS COUNTY ROAD 19 TRIB. TO WHARTON County 1998 08/11/2010 N 6.63 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) 1.2 MI N BURLINGTON FLATS COUNTY ROAD 19 WHARTON CREEK County 2004 09/01/2010 N 6.90 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) 2.75 NE OF GARRATSVILLE MILLER ROAD BUTTERNUT CREEK Town 1900 06/07/2011 N 5.92 09 Otsego Burlington (Town) 2.9 MI SE OF WEST EXETER MUNSON ROAD DUNGAN BROOK Town 1945 06/02/2011 SD 4.96 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) 2.5 MI NE JCT SH 51 & SH 51 51 94021024 COPES BROOK NYSDoT 1968 07/21/2010 N 5.84 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) 2 MI NE OF GILBERTSVILLE 51 51 94021069 THORP BROOK NYSDoT 1969 07/21/2010 N 5.71 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) 1.2 MI EAST GILBERTSVILLE CLARENCE MUSSON R CAHOON CREEK Town 1940 04/07/2011 N 4.26 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) .2 MI COPES CORNER COUNTY ROAD 3 BUTTERNUT CREEK County 1960 06/08/2011 N 5.94 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) 4 MI NE OF GILBERTSVILLE COUNTY ROAD 8 CAHOON CREEK County 1936 06/08/2011 N 5.85 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) 2 MI NW OF GILBERTSVILLE COUNTY ROUTE 4 DUNDERBURG CREEK County 1989 06/22/2010 N 5.29 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) .1 MI NE OF GILBERTSVILLE CR 8TY ROAD 8 BUTTERNUT CREEK County 1996 04/15/2010 N 5.74 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) 0.5 MI E INT NYS 51 FLAT IRON ROAD BUTTERNUT CREEK Town 1993 05/12/2011 FO 5.49 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) 1 M N OF ROCKWELLS MILLS LATHAM CORNERS RD UNADILLA RIVER Town 1999 06/17/2011 N 5.49 09 Otsego Butternuts (Town) VILLAGE OF GILBERTSVILLE SPRING STREET BUTTERNUT CREEK Town 1975 12/14/2010 N 6.29 09 Otsego Cherry Valley (Town) JCT US 20 & SH 166 20 20 94171083 166 166 94011211 NYSDoT 1954 07/29/2009 N 4.73 09 Otsego Cherry Valley (Town) 7.0 MI.NE.CHERRY VALLEY COUNTY ROAD 32 CANAJOHARIE CREEK County 1960 05/05/2011 N 5.71 09 Otsego Cherry Valley (Town) 1.5 MI W OF SPROUT BROOK COUNTY ROAD 32A CANAJOHARIE CREEK County 1938 05/11/2011 SD 4.26 09 Otsego Cherry Valley (Town) 5 MI NE OF E SPRINGFIELD COUNTY ROAD 32A TB CANAJOHARIE CK County 1938 05/11/2011 SD 3.56 09 Otsego Cherry Valley (Town) .5 M S S R 166 IN CRY VLY DIETSCHE ROAD CHERRY VALLEY CRK Town 1960 05/11/2011 SD 4.42 09 Otsego Cherry Valley (Town) 7 MI N OF CHERRY VALLEY MILL ROAD CANAJOHARIE CREEK Town 1945 05/05/2011 FO 4.59 09 Otsego Cherry Valley (Town) 4.3 MI NE CHERRY VALLEY MILL ROAD TB CANAJOHARIE CK Town 1978 05/11/2011 N 3.86 09 Otsego Cherry Valley (Village) AT CHERRY VALLEY 166 166 94011185 CHERRY VALLEY CRK NYSDoT 1930 04/15/2010 SD 3.61 09 Otsego Cooperstown (Village) VILLAGE OF COOPERSTOWN COUNTY ROAD 52 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER County 2006 11/19/2009 N 7.00 09 Otsego Cooperstown (Village) VILLAGE OF COOPERSTOWN MAIN STREET SUSQUEHANNA RIVER Town 2003 08/03/2009 N 6.79 09 Otsego Decatur (Town) 2 MI N OF EAST WORCESTER COUNTY ROAD 38 OAK CREEK County 1990 05/03/2011 N 6.15 09 Otsego Edmeston (Town) 0.6 MI S OF EDMESTON 80 80 94041071 WHARTON CREEK NYSDoT 1974 05/11/2011 SD 5.75 09 Otsego Edmeston (Town) AT EDMESTON 80 80 94041078 MILL CREEK NYSDoT 1999 05/11/2011 N 6.07 09 Otsego Edmeston (Town) IN EDMESTON COUNTY ROAD 20 MILL CREEK County 1999 07/31/2009 N 6.63 09 Otsego Edmeston (Town) HAMLET OF SOUTH EDMESTON COUNTY ROAD 20 UNADILLA RIVER County 1999 06/21/2011 N 6.91 09 Otsego Edmeston (Town) HAMLET OF W EDMESTON WELCH ROAD UNADILLA RIVER County 1932 08/11/2010 N 5.65 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 6.6 MI NW OF COOPERSTOWN 28 28 94033277 LIDELL CREEK NYSDoT 1994 11/29/2010 N 6.43 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 5.3 MI S JCT RTS 28 + 20 28 28 94033298 HERKIMER CREEK NYSDoT 1929 06/29/2011 SD 4.02 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 2 MI SW OF SCHUYLER LAKE COUNTY ROAD 16 TRIB LIDELL CREEK County 1946 04/11/2011 N 5.66 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 0.5 MI E SCHUYLER LAKE COUNTY ROAD 22 OAKS CREEK County 1977 04/11/2011 N 5.88 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 1 MI NW OF LAKE SCHUYLER COUNTY ROAD 22 TRIB HERKIMER CR County 1934 04/21/2010 N 6.00 Page 1 NY State Highway Bridge Data: October 31, 2011 Otsego County Year Date NYS Built or of Last SD/FO Condition Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspection Status Rating 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 0.2 MI EAST WEST EXETER COUNTY ROAD 22 WHARTON CREEK County 1927 04/21/2011 SD 4.53 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 2.8 MI NW SCHUYLER LAKE COUNTY ROAD 23 HERKIMER CREEK County 1947 04/21/2010 N 6.77 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 2.4 MI NW SCHUYLER LAKE COUNTY ROAD 23 HERKIMER CREEK County 1949 04/12/2011 N 5.42 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 1.3 MI NW SCHUYLER LAKE COUNTY ROAD 23 HERKIMER CREEK County 1949 04/12/2011 N 5.46 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 1.6 MI NW SCHUYLER LAKE COUNTY ROAD 23 HERKIMER CREEK County 1949 04/12/2011 N 5.06 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 0.4 MI NW SCHUYLER LAKE COUNTY ROAD 23 HERKIMER CREEK County 2003 04/11/2011 N 6.67 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 1.3 MI NE OF WEST EXETER COUNTY ROAD 23 TRB WHARTON CREEK County 1947 04/13/2011 N 6.71 09 Otsego Exeter (Town) 2.8 MI NW SCHUYLER LAKE TRUMAN ROAD HERKIMER CREEK Town 1991 04/20/2011 N 4.74 09 Otsego Gilbertsville (Village) AT GILBERTSVILLE 51 51 94021049 DUNDERBERG CREEK NYSDoT 1919 09/01/2010 N 4.77 09 Otsego Gilbertsville (Village) VILLAGE OF GILBERTSVILLE CR4 BLOOM ST BUTTERNUT CREEK County 1901 05/13/2010 FO 4.12 09 Otsego Gilbertsville (Village) GREEN STREET GILBERTSVLLE GREEN STREET DUNDERBERG CREEK Village 1880 06/08/2011 SD 3.52 09 Otsego Gilbertsville (Village) VILLAGE OF GILBERTSVILLE MILL STREET CAHOON CREEK Town 1930 07/08/2010 FO 6.28 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) 4.1 MI S OF HARTWICK 205 205 94011112 SMALL BROOK NYSDoT 1931 07/07/2009 N 4.77 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) 0.3 MI N OF HARTWICK 205 205 94011157 OTEGO CREEK NYSDoT 1935 07/07/2009 N 4.76 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) 2.7 MI S COOPERSTOWN 28 28 94033172 CHASE CREEK NYSDoT 1930 08/12/2009 N 5.00 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) 2.0 MI S COOPERSTOWN 28 28 94033178 OAKS CREEK NYSDoT 1931 08/26/2009 N 5.35 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) 0.7 MI WEST OF INDEX BURKE HILL ROAD CHASE CREEK Town 1989 08/18/2010 N 5.53 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) .5 MILE WEST OF HARTWICK COUNTY ROAD 11 OTEGO CREEK County 1985 04/05/2011 N 5.83 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) 1 MI WEST OF HARTWICK COUNTY ROAD 11 TRIB OTEGO CREEK County 1932 04/05/2011 FO 4.90 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) 0.2 MI SE OF INDEX COUNTY ROAD 11C SUSQUEHANNA RIVER County 1932 08/20/2009 FO 4.30 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) HAMLET OF SOUTH HARTWICK COUNTY ROAD 11D OTEGO CREEK County 2007 05/10/2010 N 6.79 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) 2 MILES NW OF MILFORD COUNTY ROAD 45 HINMAN HOLLOW BRK County 1952 04/06/2011 N 5.57 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) HAMLET OF TODDSVILLE COUNTY ROAD 59 OAKS CREEK County 1965 09/14/2010 SD 4.68 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) JONES CROSSING JONES CROSSING OTEGO CREEK Town 1989 05/19/2011 N 5.85 09 Otsego Hartwick (Town) MOTT ROAD MOTT ROAD OTEGO CREEK Town 1989 03/03/2009 N 5.97 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) 5.2 MI SE OF MORRIS 23 23 94021133 HARRISON CREEK NYSDoT 1936 06/24/2010 N 5.76 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) 3.4 MI N WEST ONEONTA 23 23 94021147 HARRISON CREEK NYSDoT 1936 06/24/2010 N 5.54 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) 2.9 MI N WEST ONEONTA 23 23 94021151 HARRISON CREEK NYSDoT 1936 06/24/2010 N 5.45 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) 0.8 MI N OF MOUNT VISION ANGEL ROAD OTEGO CREEK Town 2007 12/01/2009 N 7.00 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) 1.5 MI NW OF WEST LAURENS COUNTY ROAD 10 WHARTON CREEK County 2010 11/08/2010 N 7.00 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) 2.6 MILES N OF LAURENS COUNTY ROAD 11 W BR OTEGO CREEK County 2007 11/30/2009 N 7.00 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) 1.0 MI SW OF LAURENS COUNTY ROAD 11 WHARTON CREEK County 2004 05/10/2010 N 6.81 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) .1 MILE EAST OF LAURENS COUNTY ROAD 11A OTEGO CREEK County 1972 09/03/2009 SD 4.23 09 Otsego Laurens (Town) 0.1 MI WEST OF MT VISION COUNTY ROAD 11B OTEGO CREEK County 1995 05/19/2011 N 5.75 09 Otsego Laurens (Village) VILLAGE OF LAURENS BROOK STREET LAKE BROOK Town 1930 04/05/2011 FO 5.31 09 Otsego Maryland (Town) .5 MI W OF SCHENEVUS 7 7 94033128 ELK CREEK NYSDoT 1994 07/01/2010 N 6.26 09 Otsego Maryland (Town) 2.0 MI NE SCHENEVUS 7 7 94033161 PALMER CREEK NYSDoT 1940 09/23/2009 N 6.05 09 Otsego Maryland (Town) 2.8 MI W OF SCHENEVUS 88I 88I94063114 COUNTY ROAD 56 NYSDoT 1979 06/10/2009 N 5.41 09 Otsego Maryland (Town) 2.8 MI W OF SCHENEVUS 88I 88I94063114 COUNTY ROAD 56 NYSDoT 1979 06/10/2009 N 5.38 09 Otsego Maryland (Town) SCHENEVUS CONN OVER I-88 991W 991W94011004 88I 88I94063134 NYSDoT 1979 04/27/2011 N 5.25 Page 2 NY State Highway Bridge Data: October 31, 2011 Otsego County Year Date NYS Built or of Last SD/FO Condition Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspection Status Rating 09 Otsego Maryland (Town) SCHENEVUS CONN OVER I-88 991W 991W94011006 SCHENEVUS CREEK NYSDoT 1979 05/05/2011 N 5.23 09 Otsego Maryland (Town) SCHENEVUS CONN OVER D&HRR 991W 991W94011007 DELAWARE & HUDSON NYSDoT 1979 09/24/2009 N 5.78
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