StateMaster - Bridges > Functionally obsolete (most recent) by state

	Texas	9.4%
	New York	5.5%
	Ohio	5%
	Pennsylvania	4.8%
	California	4.8%
	Missouri	3.9%
	Tennessee	3.7%
	Kentucky	3.6%
	North Carolina	3.5%
	Kansas	3.4%
	Alabama	2.9%
	Virginia	2.8%
	Louisiana	2.8%
	Indiana	2.5%
	Illinois	2.5%
	Arkansas	2.4%
	Massachusetts	2.4%
	Iowa	2.3%
	Florida	2.2%
	Georgia	2.2%

Rank	States	Amount (top to bottom)
#1	Texas:	7,543
#2	New York:	4,409
#3	Ohio:	4,041
#4	Pennsylvania:	3,878
#5	California:	3,815
#6	Missouri:	3,108
#7	Tennessee:	2,950
#8	Kentucky:	2,872
#9	North Carolina:	2,834
#10	Kansas:	2,714
#11	Alabama:	2,302
#12	Virginia:	2,244
#13	Louisiana:	2,226
#14	Indiana:	2,017
#15	Illinois:	2,001
#16	Arkansas:	1,959
#17	Massachusetts:	1,931
#18	Iowa:	1,836
#19	Florida:	1,799
#20	Georgia:	1,753
#21	Washington:	1,527
#22	Oklahoma:	1,503
#23	West Virginia:	1,497
#24	Nebraska:	1,474
#25	New Jersey:	1,441
#26	Mississippi:	1,333
#27	Michigan:	1,311
#28	Oregon:	1,203
#29	Maryland:	1,015
#30	Connecticut:	1,001
#31	Colorado:	935
#32	Wisconsin:	888
#33	South Carolina:	818
#34	Arizona:	540
#35	Minnesota:	513
#36	Montana:	507
#37	South Dakota:	486
#38	Maine:	480
#39	Vermont:	469
#40	New Hampshire:	428
#41	Idaho:	425
#42	Hawaii:	357
#43	New Mexico:	341
#44	North Dakota:	259
#45	Utah:	247
#46	Wyoming:	222
#47	Rhode Island:	208
#48	Alaska:	205
#49	Nevada:	144
#50	District of Columbia:	141
#51	Delaware:	82
	Total:	80,232
	Weighted average:	1,573.2

DEFINITION: Number of bridges which are functionally obsolete.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, National Bridge Inventory: Deficient Bridges by State and Highway System, Washington, DC: 2004

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