Partial List of King Bridge locations

Below  is a list of locations where we know the bridges were built in the late 1800's and early 1900's:

• CONNECTICUT: New Haven; Wallingford; Windham
• ILLINOIS: Chicago; Freeport; Rockton; Schuyler County; St. Charles
• IOWA: Burlington County; Dallas County; Jones County; Newark 
• KANSAS: Blue Rapids; Wyandotte
• KENTUCKY: Bowling Green; Columbus; Cloverport; Topeka
• MARYLAND: Camberland; Frederick County
• MASSACHUSETTS: Boston; Dedham; Lancaster
• MICHIGAN: Colon; Dexter; Marine City
• MINNESOTA:  Cannon Falls
• NEBRASKA: Beatrice
• NEW JERSEY: Cranford; Red Bank
• NEW YORK: Auburn; Binghamton; Canton;  Caughdenoy; Champlain; Clyde; Danville; De Kalb; Kings and Queens Counties; Ithaca (Newfield); Ogdensburg; Phelps; Plattsburg; Port Henry; Silver Creek; Utica; Westfield
• OHIO: Black River; Columbus; Elyria; Lake County; Monroe County; Ottawa County; Springfield
• PENNSYLVANIA: Beaver; Clearfield County; Dauphin County; Fort Washington; Honesdale; Montgomery County; Ridgway; Scranton; Tionetta
• RHODE ISLAND: Warren
• TENNESSEE: Lebanon
• TEXAS: Gonzales
• WEST VIRGINIA: Berkeley County; Charleston
• WISCONSIN: Green Bay; Milwaukee; Fond du Lac; Watertown
• WYOMING: Fort Laramie