Sauk County, WI

277 public highway bridges

Sauk County Bridge Snapshot

According to the Federal Highway Administration's 2024 National Bridge Inventory, Sauk County, Wisconsin contains 277 public highway bridges. Roughly 45.1% are rated “Good,” 30.3% “Fair,” and 8.7% “Poor.” Poor means the lowest applicable deck, superstructure, substructure, or culvert rating is 4 or below on the 0–9 NBI scale. It is a condition category, not a live safety or closure decision.

Responsible agencies inspect covered bridges on risk-based intervals under current NBIS rules and submit inventory data to FHWA annually. The list below shows every NBI-tracked bridge in the county. Use the “Sort by” controls to change the ordering, and click any row for its reported inspection date, traffic count, and condition fields.

Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory. See methodology for full definitions.

277
Total Bridges
45.1%
Good
30.3%
Fair
8.7%
Poor Condition

Condition Distribution

Good
45.1% (125)
Fair
30.3% (84)
Poor
8.7% (24)

All Bridges (277)

STH 136-PINE ST WB

Good

Over: BARABOO RIVER

0.7M W JCT CTH W (B), Sauk, WI

Built 2001 Load: 55.1 t ADT: 4,750

STH 136-RIVER ST

Good

Over: NARROWS CREEK

5.0M E JCT STH 23, Sauk, WI

Built 2008 Load: 55.1 t ADT: 2,600

LRD SKINNER ROAD

Good

Over: HAY CREEK

0.1 M E JCT CTH K, Sauk, WI

Built 2011 Load: 69.7 t ADT: 83

LRD ROTT RD (DEAD

Poor

Over: LITTLE BARABOO RIVER

0.1M S JCT CTH G, Sauk, WI

Built 1940 Load: 4.9 t ADT: 7

CTH E

Poor

Over: HONEY CREEK

0.6M N JCT CTH O, Sauk, WI

Built 1969 Load: 16.2 t ADT: 270

CTH X

Poor

Over: BARABOO RIVER

0.2M E JCT STH 33, Sauk, WI

Built 1956 Load: 19.4 t ADT: 790

CTH N

Poor

Over: SUGAR GROVE CREEK

0.5M W JCT STH 23, Sauk, WI

Built 1955 Load: 19.4 t ADT: 320

LRD PICKEL RD

Poor

Over: BR NARROWS CREEK

0.1M E JCT CTH K, Sauk, WI

Built 1950 Load: 19.4 t ADT: 155

LRD BASS RD

Poor

Over: HAY CREEK

0.1M W JCT CTH K, Sauk, WI

Built 1930 Load: 19.4 t ADT: 118

CTH PF MAPLE ST

Poor

Over: BARABOO RIVER

0.2M S JCT CTH I, Sauk, WI

Built 1940 Load: 21.1 t ADT: 292

LRD YANKE DRIVE (D

Poor

Over: OTTER CREEK

0.9M W JCT USH 12, Sauk, WI

Built 1940 Load: 21.1 t ADT: 40

LRD DAVID DR (DEAD

Poor

Over: BR PLUM CREEK

0.1M W JCT CTH G, Sauk, WI

Built 1929 Load: 21.1 t ADT: 15

CTH O

Poor

Over: HONEY CREEK

0.4M E JCT CTH C, Sauk, WI

Built 1973 Load: 21.1 t ADT: 416

LRD TOWN HALL RD

Poor

Over: DELL CREEK

1.2M N JCT CTH H, Sauk, WI

Built 1965 Load: 22.7 t ADT: 83

LRD GASSER RD

Poor

Over: SKILLET CREEK

0.1M W JCT USH 12, Sauk, WI

Built 1955 Load: 22.7 t ADT: 213

LRD DIAMOND HILL R

Poor

Over: SEELEY CREEK

0.2M N JCT CTH PF, Sauk, WI

Built 1930 Load: 22.7 t ADT: 125

LRD STONES POCKET

Poor

Over: OTTER CREEK

0.4M N JCT CTH C, Sauk, WI

Built 1917 Load: 22.7 t ADT: 133

CTH W

Poor

Over: SKILLET CREEK

1.7M W JCT USH 12, Sauk, WI

Built 1939 Load: 24.3 t ADT: 738

LRD PINE BLUFF RD

Poor

Over: NARROWS CREEK

0.3M S JCT CTH CH, Sauk, WI

Built 1967 Load: 24.3 t ADT: 136

LRD WILLOW RD

Poor

Over: HONEY CREEK

0.4M E JCT STH 23, Sauk, WI

Built 1975 Load: 25.9 t ADT: 227

CTH PF

Poor

Over: N BR HONEY CREEK

0.2M E JCT CTH C, Sauk, WI

Built 1948 Load: 29.2 t ADT: 420

CTH PF

Poor

Over: N BR HONEY CREEK

1.6M N JCT CTH C, Sauk, WI

Built 1952 Load: 29.2 t ADT: 440

CTH B MAIN ST

Poor

Over: BR HONEY CREEK

0.2M E JCT STH 23, Sauk, WI

Built 1969 Load: 30.8 t ADT: 1,500

LRD SMITH RD (DEAD

Poor

Over: LAKE REDSTONE TRIBUTARY

1.0M E JCT STH 58, Sauk, WI

Built 1929 Load: 32.4 t ADT: 19

CTH C

Poor

Over: N BR HONEY CREEK

0.3M N JCT CTH PF, Sauk, WI

Built 1964 Load: 38.9 t ADT: 230

CTH HH

Poor

Over: DELL CREEK

1.8M N JCT CTH WD, Sauk, WI

Built 1974 Load: 45.4 t ADT: 1,100

CTH C

Poor

Over: E BR HONEY CREEK

4.2M E JCT CTH PF, Sauk, WI

Built 1973 Load: 45.4 t ADT: 329

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