U.S. structurally deficient road bridges by state

The statistic shows the percentage of road bridges in each U.S. state which were termed structurally deficient in 2017. In that year, 12.6 percent of the road bridges in Missouri were structurally deficient.

Percentage of U.S. structurally deficient road bridges in 2017, by state

State	Structurally deficient road bridges
Rhode Island	23.3%
Iowa	20.9%
West Virginia	19%
South Dakota	18.6%
Pennsylvania	18.3%
Nebraska	14.7%
Louisiana	14.1%
North Dakota	14%
Oklahoma	14%
Maine	13.3%
Missouri	12.6%
Mississippi	11.8%
New Hampshire	10.9%
Alaska	10.5%
Michigan	10.5%
New York	10.5%
North Carolina	10.2%
Wyoming	9.9%
South Carolina	9.9%
Montana	9.7%
Massachusetts	9.3%
New Jersey	8.8%
Wisconsin	8.7%
Idaho	8.7%
Illinois	8.6%
Kansas	8.5%
Connecticut	7.8%
Kentucky	7.8%
Alabama	7.4%
Indiana	7.4%
New Mexico	6.3%
California	6.2%
Ohio	6%
Arkansas	5.9%
Virginia	5.9%
Hawaii	5.8%
Maryland	5.6%
Colorado	5.6%
Oregon	5.4%
Minnesota	5.3%
Vermont	5.2%
Washington	4.8%
Tennessee	4.7%
Georgia	4.7%
Delaware	4.4%
District of Columbia	3.3%
Utah	2.9%
Arizona	2.5%
Florida	2.1%
Nevada	1.6%
Texas	1.6%

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Release date

2018

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United States

Survey time period

2017

Supplementary notes

Bridges are considered structurally deficient if significant load-carrying elements are found to be in poor or worse condition due to deterioration and/or damage, or the adequacy of the waterway opening provided by the bridge is determined to be extremely insufficient to the point of causing intolerable traffic interruptions.

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