Since Nebraska has more miles of river than any other state, it makes sense that we have a TON of bridges. A lot of them were built a century or more ago and, through care and rehabilitation, are still standing strong today. Take a trip to see some of Nebraska’s beautiful historic bridges or any of our lovely modern bridges this weekend!

Great Platte River Archway Monument, Kearney
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Steinhart Park Stone Footbridge, Nebraska City
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Beatrice Water Park Footbridge, Beatrice
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Bell Bridge, Cherry County
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Big Blue River Bridge, Fillmore County
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Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge, Omaha
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Bryan Bridge, Cherry County
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York Subway 15th Street Overpass, York
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Duane E. Carman Memorial Bridge, Cook
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Gross State Aid Bridge, Knox County
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Keim Stone Arch Bridge, Johnson County
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Kilgore Bridge, Buffalo County
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Krumm Bridge, Antelope County
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Wagners Lake Pedestrian Bridge, Platte County
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Covered Bridge at the Entrance to The Bridges Housing Development, Near Lincoln
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This is only a small sampling of the numerous bridges in Nebraska. Where have you seen the state’s most splendid bridges?

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