List of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in Illinois

This is a list of bridges and tunnels on the National Register of Historic Places in the U.S. state of Illinois.[1]

Name Image Built Listed Location County Type
Airtight Bridge 1914 1981-11-30 Charleston
39°32′57″N 88°5′36″W		 Coles Pratt through-truss
Babylon Bend Bridge ca. 1890 1980-10-29 Ellisville
40°35′6″N 90°20′53″W		 Fulton Pratt
Bernadotte Bridge 1903 1980-10-29 Smithfield Fulton Pratt
Blakeman Bridge 1907 1981-11-30 Charleston
39°26′58″N 88°9′1″W		 Coles triple arch, concrete
Bolivia Road Bridge 1901 2004-01-28 Bolivia
39°46′9″N 89°20′44″W		 Sangamon Parker Through Truss
Bridge at Thirteenth Street 2016-04-26 St. Francisville
38°35′34.5″N 87°39′12″W		 Lawrence
Buckeye Bridge 1910 1980-10-29 Smithfield
40°31′54″N 90°18′40″W		 Fulton Parker
Camelback Bridge 1997-05-15 Normal
40°29′53.5″N 88°59′1″W		 McLean King post
Cemetery Road Bridge 1894 1998-05-20 Washington
40°41′51″N 89°24′41″W		 Tazewell Stone double arch bridge
Chain of Rocks Bridge 1929, 1936 2006-12-01 Madison Madison Warren Truss
Chicago & North Western Railway Stone Arch Bridge 1882 1993-08-19 Roscoe
42°24′57″N 88°59′51″W		 Winnebago Stone arch bridge
Duncan Mills Bridge ca. 1910 1980-10-29 Lewistown Fulton Parker
Eads Bridge 1867, 1874 1966-10-15 East St. Louis
38°37′45″N 90°11′8″W		 St. Clair Cantilever deck arch
Embarras River Bridge 1890 1998-05-20 Newton
38°59′43″N 88°9′43″W		 Jasper Pratt through truss
Fall Creek Stone Arch Bridge 1855 1996-11-07 Payson
39°47′6″N 91°18′8″W		 Adams stone arch bridge
Fountain Creek Bridge 1849 1978-12-22 Waterloo
38°19′33″N 90°11′45″W		 Monroe
General Dean Suspension Bridge 1859 1973-04-03 Carlyle
38°36′40″N 89°21′26″W		 Clinton
Harrison Street Bridge 1898 1981-11-30 Charleston
39°29′8″N 88°6′57″W		 Coles Camelback Parker truss
Hazen Bridge 1893 1994-05-06 Mahomet
40°15′9″N 88°23′1″W		 Champaign Pratt through truss
Illinois Central Stone Arch Railroad Bridges 1852, 1855 1987-12-02 Dixon Lee
Indian Ford Bridge ca. 1917 1980-10-29 London Mills
40°41′25″N 90°17′24″W		 Fulton Pratt
London Mills Bridge 1883 1980-10-29 London Mills
40°42′36″N 90°16′0″W		 Fulton Pratt
Lyndon Bridge 1894, 1912 2003-05-09 Lyndon
41°42′40″N 89°55′27″W		 Whiteside Parker Pratt through truss
Mary's River Covered Bridge 1854 1974-12-31 Chester
37°56′55″N 89°45′57″W		 Randolph Burr Arch design
Ninth Street Seven Arch Stone Bridge 1868, 1869, 1902 2004-08-20 Lockport
41°35′36″N 88°3′53″W		 Will Stone Arch Bridge
Old Stone Arch Bridge ca. 1832 1978-11-28 Clark Center
39°22′13″N 87°45′29″W		 Clark
Old Stone Arch, National Road 1975-02-20 Marshall
39°23′13″N 87°42′30″W		 Clark
Oquawka Wagon Bridge 1866 1975-02-24 Oquawka Henderson Burr Arch Truss
Red Covered Bridge 1863 1975-04-23 Princeton
41°24′59″N 89°28′43″W		 Bureau
Savanna-Sabula Bridge 1931 1999-08-27 Savanna
42°6′14″N 90°10′1″W		 Carroll Cantilever through truss
Seville Bridge ca. 1880 1980-10-29 Seville Fulton Parker
Sixth, Seventh, and Tenth Street Stone Arch Bridges 2001-08-08 Charleston Coles Stone arch bridge
Stone Arch Bridge 1860 1981-05-14 Champaign
40°6′46″N 88°14′14″W		 Champaign
Stone Arch Bridge 1895, 1896 1986-05-16 Danville
40°7′28″N 87°37′4″W		 Jersey Segmental Arch
Stone Quarry Bridge 1883 1981-11-30 Charleston
39°30′47″N 88°6′57″W		 Coles double intersection Pratt
Sugar Creek Covered Bridge 1827 1978-01-09 Chatham
39°38′25″N 89°39′43″W		 Sangamon Wooden-trussed bridge
Sylvan Road Bridge 1915 1978-06-23 Glencoe
42°8′40″N 87°45′48″W		 Cook Frank Lloyd Wright's only bridge
Tartar's Ferry Bridge ca. 1880 1980-10-29 Smithfield Fulton Parker
Third Street Bridge (Delavan, Illinois) 1907 1999-05-20 Delavan
40°22′24.6″N 89°32′40.5″W		 Tazewell Double int. Warren Double Po
Thompson Mill Covered Bridge 1868 1975-03-13 Cowden
39°15′30″N 88°49′5″W		 Shelby
Waltmire Bridge 1910 1999-02-05 Tremont
40°26′57.4″N 89°29′31″W		 Tazewell Pratt Through Truss
Elrod Bridge ca. 1890
removed 1995-12-08		 Smithfield Fulton
Wolf Covered Bridge 1848, 1874
removed 1995-12-08		 Yates City
40°51′24″N 90°6′36″W		 Knox Pratt truss

Notes

[1]

  1. "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. July 9, 2010.
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