List of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in New Mexico

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

Name Image Built Listed Location County Type
Apache Canyon Railroad Bridge 1892 1979-04-27 Lamy Santa Fe Deck Plate Girder Bridge
Don Gaspar Bridge 1934 2002-10-16 Santa Fe
35°41′6″N 105°56′22″W		 Santa Fe
Fort Sumner Railroad Bridge 1905, 1906 1979-03-21 Fort Sumner
34°29′6″N 104°15′31″W		 De Baca Plate-girder design
Green Bridge 1943 2008-08-21 Las Cruces
 Doña Ana County Pratt through truss
Mexican Canyon Trestle 1899 1979-05-07 Cloudcroft
32.963734°N 105.747675°W / 32.963734; -105.747675 (Mexican Canyon Trestle)		 Otero
Otowi Suspension Bridge 1924, 1948 1997-07-15 San Ildefonso
35°52′29″N 106°8′29″W		 Santa Fe suspension bridge
Pecos River Bridge at Terrero 1921, 1944 1997-07-15 Terrero
35°44′26″N 105°40′40″W		 San Miguel Howe type timber truss
Percha Creek Bridge 1927 1997-07-15 Hillsboro
32°55′00″N 107°36′21″W		 Sierra Warren type steel deck truss bridge, removed from service in 1995 but preserved
Felix Bridge at Hagerman 1926 1997-07-15 Hagerman
33°7′51″N 104°20′9″W		 Chaves Pratt through truss bridge
Rio Grande Bridge at Radium Springs 1933 1997-07-15 Radium Springs
32°29′9″N 106°55′28″W		 Doña Ana timber beam bridge
Rio Grande Bridge at San Juan Pueblo 1925 1997-08-14 Alcalde
36°3′22″N 106°5′35″W		 Rio Arriba Parker pony truss
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge 1965 1997-07-15 Taos
36°28′34″N 105°43′56″W		 Taos steel deck truss
Rio Puerco Bridge 1933 1997-07-15 Albuquerque
35°2′0″N 106°56′29″W		 Bernalillo Parker through truss bridge
San Juan River Bridge at Shiprock 1937 1997-07-15 Shiprock
36.781277°N 108.692046°W / 36.781277; -108.692046 (San Juan River Bridge at Shiprock)		 San Juan Six-span Parker through truss bridge
Variadero Bridge ca. 1915 1997-07-22 Variadero
35°23′21″N 104°27′33″W		 San Miguel Concrete pony truss bridge
Wills Canyon Spur Trestle 1991-12-31 Cloudcroft Otero
See also List of bridges in New Mexico

See also
  • List of bridges in New Mexico

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