Scott Avenue Bridge - Wichita Falls, TX
N 33° 55.114 W 098° 29.844
14S E 546459 N 3753241
Built by Wichita County in 1929, the two-lane arch bridge here -- the Scott Avenue Bridge -- still takes traffic across the Wichita River, near downtown Wichita Falls, TX.
Waymark Code: WMX40H
Location: Texas, United States
Date Posted: 11/23/2017
Views: 3
A bronze plaque embedded into the concrete at the south end of the bridge reads:
Scott Avenue Bridge
Built by Wichita County
1929
John P. Marrs, County Judge
County Commissioners
M.A. Bundy
L.L. Kuntz
F.R. Knauth
H.H. Haynes
J.M. Isbell, County Engineer
Luten Bridge Company.
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Contractor
Bridgehunter describes this bridge as a open-spandrel concrete arch bridge, also mentioning that it was built by the Luten Bridge Company. Bridgehunter indicates that the length of its largest span is 95.1', with a total length of of 275.9' and a deck width of 40'.