Total Bridges
47
Public highway bridges in Guam
State profile ยท Above median Poor share
According to the Federal Highway Administration's 2024 National Bridge Inventory, condition ratings, load ratings, and Poor-condition shares for every public highway bridge in Guam.
Guam has 47 public highway bridges in the FHWA's 2024 National Bridge Inventory, and 6 of them are rated Poor.
That is 12.8% of the state's inventory, against an average of 7.5% across the 54 states and territories with Poor-rated bridges on file, which places it 47 of 54 ordered from the lowest Poor share upward. A bridge is rated Poor when its weakest applicable component scores 4 or below on the inspecting agency's 0-9 scale, so the category is a maintenance and funding signal rather than a closure order or a live crossing-safety verdict.
Inventory: FHWA NBI 2024 ยท last ETL August 2026
Total Bridges
47
Public highway bridges in Guam
Good Condition
42.5%
20 bridges rated 7-9
-7.5pp vs 50% benchmark
Poor Condition
12.8%
6 bridges whose lowest applicable component is rated 0-4
5.3pp vs national avg 7.5%
Share of bridges rated 7-9 on the FHWA 0-9 scale (deck, superstructure, substructure all good).
Lower is better. Bar maxes at 30% (worst-state ceiling). National average sits at 7.5%.
Each point is a state or territory in the FHWA NBI; the highlighted point is this profile.
Guam vs all states by public bridge inventory
Where this state's FHWA NBI public-highway bridge count sits among every state and territory on PlainBridges
47 53rd of 54 higher than 1 of 54 states
States and territories, banded by public bridge inventory size
Each bar is a band; taller bars hold more states. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count and share, and where it sits relative to this entry.
Source FHWA National Bridge Inventory ยท 2024
The highlighted point is Guam: 47 bridges and 12.77% in Poor condition, rank #47 of 54 jurisdictions ordered from the lowest share upward. The five jurisdictions immediately above and below Guam on that same Poor-share ordering:
The full national sortable table lives on the rankings page.
Exclusive FHWA material families across all 47 bridges in this state; continuous variants fold into the parent family. Orthogonal to the Poor-share scatter above.
Pre-1950 construction accounts for 4.3% of the 47 bridges with a recorded original year in Guam. Era bands are orthogonal to the Poor-share ranking above.
Adjacent states by Poor-condition share (lower share = better)
States are ranked by the share of bridges whose lowest applicable component rating is 4 or below. This describes recorded condition; it does not measure funding effectiveness or live crossing safety. States here sit immediately above and below Guam on the same metric.
LA
PA
GU
PR
RI
Six lowest-condition bridges in Guam, ranked by the portal's composite display score. Inspection intervals are risk-based under current NBIS rules.
Over: Ajayan River
8.7mi S of RTE4 n RTE4A, GU
Over: Pago River
0.8mi S of Rte4/Rte10, GU
Over: Atantano River
.25mi S of RTE1 n RTE2A, GU
Over: Talofofo River
0.4mi W of Rte4/4A, GU
Over: Aplacho River
.5mi N of Rte17 n RTE5, GU
Over: Togcha River
0.4mi W of Rte4 and 4A, GU
Over: Tailagan River
0.5mi SE of LeoPal/Chalan, GU
Over: Fonte River
0.1mi E of Rte1/Rte6, GU
Over: Atantano River
0.3mi E of Rte 2A, GU
Over: Geus River
0.5 mi N of Rte4/Espinosa, GU
Over: Umatac River
0.01mi N of Rte2/Pileo, GU
Over: Inarajan River
0.19mi S of Rte4/Chagamin, GU
Over: Sasa River
0.4mi S of Rte1/Hwy18, GU
Over: Laguas River
1.2mi S of Rte1/Rte6, GU
Over: Serenu Channel
0.06mi N of Rte1, GU
Over: Lygog River
3.5mi SE of Merizo, GU
Over: Taleyfac River
.4miS of Rte2 n Pagachao, GU
Over: Asan River
1.2mi W of RTE1 n RTE6, GU
Over: Asan River
0.1mi S of Ramona/Rte1, GU
Over: Pauliloc River
4.5mi SE of RTE4 n RTE 4A, GU
Over: Ylig River
0.4mi WonCha. Ag. n RTE4, GU
Over: Inarajan River
0.1mi SW of Rte4/Chaga, GU
Over: Sumay
3mi SE of Merizo, GU
Over: Namo River
0.03mi S of Rte2/Hwy 2A, GU
Over: Geus River
0.2mi S of Rte4/Espinosa, GU
Over: Route 16
.8mi S of RTE16 n RTE27, GU
Over: Pago River
1.4mi S of LeoPalace/Rte4, GU
Over: Bile River
1mi NE of RTE4 n Merizo, GU
Over: Pigua River
0.7mi N Rte4/Mata Ave, GU
Over: Ylig River
0.5mi N of Rte4 and 17, GU
Over: Fonte River
0.11mi E of RTE 6 & 7, GU
Over: Masso River
0.3mi NE of Rte1 and 6, GU
Over: As-Linget River
4.4mi SE of RTE4 n RTE 4A, GU
Over: Namo River
.1mi W of RTE12 n Pale F., GU
Over: Airport Drainage
0.5mi SE of Rte 10A/Rte 1, GU
Over: Agana River
0.3mi E of Hwy33/Rte4, GU
Over: Agfayan River
6.5mi S of RTE4 n RTE4A, GU
Over: Chaot River
1.7mi S of RTE4 and RTE1, GU
Over: Toguan River
9.9mi S of RTE2 n RTE12, GU
Over: Asan River
Int. of RTE1 n Santa Ana, GU
Over: Agana River
Int. of Cha. Can. n RTE1, GU
Over: Agueda River
1.4mi N of RTE1 at Hwy 2A, GU
Over: Agana River
.1mi E Chalan N RTE4, GU
Over: Asan River
0.14mi S of Rte 1 and JL, GU
Over: Asan River
0.2mi W of Guerrero/Santa, GU
Over: Masso River
0.05mi E of Rte 1 and 11, GU
Over: Tepungan Channel
0.4mi W of RTE 1, GU
Over: Ajayan River
8.7mi S of RTE4 n RTE4A, GU
Over: Pago River
0.8mi S of Rte4/Rte10, GU
Over: Atantano River
.25mi S of RTE1 n RTE2A, GU
Over: Talofofo River
0.4mi W of Rte4/4A, GU
Over: Aplacho River
.5mi N of Rte17 n RTE5, GU
Over: Togcha River
0.4mi W of Rte4 and 4A, GU
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Disclaimer: This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Data is sourced from the FHWA National Bridge Inventory (NBI). Poor condition is an inspection-record category, not a closure or unsafe-to-cross designation. Consult the bridge owner for current status.
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How FHWA rates bridge condition on a 0-9 scale.
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Every figure on PlainBridges is rendered directly from federal source data, no number is typed in by an editor. Guam Good/Fair/Poor shares and county rollups on this page are computed from the same NBI extract as the national boards; no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of 2024 NBI release. NBI condition categories reflect the latest reported inventory record, not a live safety, closure, or travel decision.