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This is a list of bridge failures.

Before 1800

BridgeLocationCountryDateConstruction type, use of bridgeReasonCasualtiesDamageComments
MilvianBridgeRomeRome28 October 312Wooden pontoon bridge replacing permanent stone bridgeUse by retreating Maxentian troops during the Battle of the Milvian BridgeUnknownBridge unusable
LondonBridgeLondonUnited Kingdom17 October 1091Wooden bridgeLondon tornado of 1091UnknownBridge unusable
Sint ServaasbrugMaastrichtHoly Roman Empire1275Wooden bridgeCollapsed from the weight of a large procession400Bridge unusable
Judith bridgePragueKingdom of Bohemia2 February 1342Stone bridgeSevere floodUnknownTwo-thirds of the 170 years old bridge collapsed or heavily damaged. One arch survived to this day. Charles Bridge was built next to its remains. Construction started in 1357 and ended in 1402.1Surviving arch of Judith bridge
RialtoBridgeVeniceVenetian Republic1444Wooden structure with central drawbridge.Overload by spectators during a weddingUnknownBridge total damage

1800–1899

BridgeLocationCountryDateConstruction type, use of bridgeReasonCasualtiesDamageComments
Eitai Bridge (Eitai-bashi)Tokyo (Edo)Japan20 September 1807 (Lunisolar 19 August)Wooden beam bridge over River SumidaOverloaded by festival500–2000 killed1 pier and 2 spans destroyedEdo-Tokyo Museum
Ponte das BarcasPortoPortugal29 March 1809Wooden pontoon bridge over River DouroBridge overloaded by thousands of people fleeing a bayonet charge of French Imperial Army led by Marshal Soult during the First Battle of Porto4000 killedSeveral spans destroyed. Bridge reconstructed, dismantled in 1843[1]
Saalebrücke bei Mönchen-NienburgNienburg, Saxony-AnhaltGermany6 December 1825Chain-stayed bridge with small bascule sectionPoor materials, unbalanced load and vibrations by subjects singing to honour the duke55 drowned or frozen to deathBridge half damaged, other side demolished2
Broughton Suspension BridgeBroughton, Greater ManchesterUnited Kingdom12 April 1831Suspension bridge over River IrwellBolt snapped due to mechanical resonance caused by marching soldiers0 dead, 20 injuredCollapsed at one end, bridge quickly rebuilt and strengthenedThe rebuilt Broughton Suspension Bridge in 1883. This disaster caused the "break step" rule issued to UK soldiers.
Yarmouth suspension bridgeGreat YarmouthUnited Kingdom2 May 1845Suspension bridgeSpectators crowded the bridge over the River Bure to view a clown travel the river in a barrel. Their position shifted as the barrel passed; the suspension chains snapped and the bridge deck tipped over.79 people drowned, mainly children.3Suspension chains snapped due to overload.Contemporary illustration of the aftermath of the collapse
Dee BridgeChesterUnited Kingdom24 May 1847Cast iron beam bridge over the River DeeOverload by passenger train on faulty structure5 killedBridge rendered unusable4The Dee bridge after its collapse. The failure was due to faulty design.
Ness BridgeInvernessUnited Kingdom1849Stone Bridge over River NessFlooding overwhelmed the 164-year-old bridgeUnknownEither completely destroyed or damaged beyond repair5Rebuilt as a suspension bridge, which itself was replaced in 1961 due to inability to handle increased traffic.6
Angers BridgeAngersFrance16 April 1850Suspension bridge over Maine RiverWind and possibly resonance of soldiers led to collapse226 killed, unknown injuredBridge total damageThe Angers Bridge after its collapse
Wheeling Suspension BridgeWheeling, West Virginia (then Virginia)United States17 May 1854Suspension bridge carrying the National Road over the Ohio RiverTorsional movement and vertical undulations caused by windNo casualtiesDeck destroyed; towers left intact and remain in use today
Gasconade BridgeGasconade, MissouriUnited States1 November 1855Wooden rail bridgeInaugural train run conducted before temporary trestle work was replaced by permanent structure31 killed, hundreds injuredSpan from anchorage to first pier destroyed
Desjardins Canal BridgeDundas, OntarioCanada12 March 1857Rail bridgeMechanical force due to broken locomotive front axle. Desjardins Canal disaster ensued.59 killed7
Sauquoit Creek BridgeWhitesboro, New YorkUnited States11 May 1858Railroad trestleWeight (two trains on the same trestle)9 killed, 55 injured8910
Springbrook BridgeBetween Mishawaka and South Bend, IndianaUnited States27 June 1859Railroad embankment bridgeWashout41 killed (some accounts of 60 to 70)Known as the Great Mishawaka Train Wreck or the South Bend train wreck
Bull BridgeAmbergateUnited Kingdom26 September 1860Cast iron rail bridgeCast iron beam cracked and failed under weight of freight train0 killed 0 injuredTotal collapse of bridgeSection of broken girder
Wootton BridgeWoottonUnited Kingdom11 June 1861Cast iron rail bridgeCast iron beams cracked and failed2 killedTotal damage to floorWootton Bridge crash, caused by a flawed design & unreliable cast iron, failed from a repair
Platte BridgeSt. Joseph, MissouriUnited States3 September 1861Sabotage by Confederate partisans during US Civil War.17–20 killed, 100 injured
Chunky Creek Bridgenear Hickory, MississippiUnited States1863Winter flood caused a debris build-up which shifted the bridge trestle.
Train bridgeWood River Junction, RIUnited States19 April 1873Washaway11127 killed, 20 injuredRailroad Disaster at Meadow Brook, Rhode Island
Dixon Bridge (aka Truesdell Bridge)Dixon, IllinoisUnited States4 May 1873Iron vehicular bridge (for pedestrians and carriages) over the Rock RiverLarge crowd assembled on one side to view baptism ceremony; bridge design flaw46 killed 56 injuredBridge was a total lossThe collapse of the Dixon (Ill.) Truesdell Bridge, May 4, 1873.
Portage BridgePortageville, New YorkUnited States5 May 1875Wooden beam bridge over the Genesee RiverFire0 killed 0 injuredBridge was a total lossFire destroyed all but the concrete abutments
Ashtabula River Railroad BridgeAshtabula, OhioUnited States29 December 1876Wrought iron truss bridgePossible fatigue failure of cast iron elements92 killed, 64 injuredBridge total damageAshtabula bridge disaster
Tay Rail BridgeDundeeUnited Kingdom28 December 1879Continuous girder bridge, wrought iron framework on cast iron columns, railway bridgeFaulty design, construction and maintenance, structural deterioration and wind load75 killed (60 known dead), no survivorsBridge unusable, girders partly reused, train damagedFallen Tay Bridge. Locomotive was saved from the Tay and was still in use 19 years later; known as "The Diver".
Honey Creek Rail TrestleBoone County, IowaUnited States6 July 1881Railroad trestleFlash flood washed out timbers supporting trestle2 killed (one body never recovered)Bridge rebuiltKate Shelley, who lived nearby, was able to warn the railroad to stop an oncoming passenger train.
Inverythan Rail BridgeAberdeenshireUnited Kingdom27 November 1882Cast iron girder rail bridgeHidden defects in cast iron caused collapse as train passed5 killed, 17 injuredBridge rebuiltCrash scene after the accident. The Board of Trade issued warning about similar under-bridges.
Little SilverNew JerseyUnited States30 June 1882Trestle railway bridgeTrain derailment due to insecure railroad switch on the northbound side of the bridge.3 killed, 65+ injuredEstimated $15,000 worth of damage to the bridge and cars combined. Bridge was repaired.Several rail cars derailed and fell off the bridge into Parker's Creek. Ulysses S. Grant was a passenger.13
Osijek railway bridgeOsijekHungary / Croatia border23 September 1882Railway bridgeBridge collapsed into the flooding Drava river under the weight of a train28Washout by floodCollapsed wooden bridge later replaced by iron bridge.1415
Camberwell BridgeLondonUnited Kingdom15 May 1884Cast iron trough girder bridge over railwayHidden defects in cast iron caused collapse of four girders0 killed, 1 injuredBridge rebuilt
Bussey BridgeBostonUnited States14 March 1887Iron railroad bridge collapses under trainPoor construction1630 killed, 40 injuredBridge rebuiltA drawing of the collapsed bridge.
Big Four BridgeLouisville, KentuckyUnited States10 October 1888Caisson and truss12 died when caisson flooded,

4 died when beam broke, 21 died when truss fell into river

Conemaugh ViaductUpriver from Johnstown, PennsylvaniaUnited States31 May 1889Stone,78-foot (24 m) high railroad bridgeWashed away by the Johnstown Flood0total loss

Main article: Johnstown Flood

Norwood Junction Rail BridgeLondonUnited Kingdom1 May 1891Cast iron girder fails under passing trainHidden defects in cast iron caused collapse0 killed, 1 injuredBridge rebuilt
Münchenstein Rail BridgeMünchensteinSwitzerland14 June 1891Wrought iron trussTrain falls through centre of bridge71 killed, 171 injuredThe railway bridge collapsed under a heavy train loaded with more than 500 passengers; more than 70 were killed.
Chester rail bridgeChester, MassachusettsUnited States31 August 1893Lattice truss bridgeRemoved rivets caused bridge to collapse under the weight of a train14 killed
Point Ellice BridgeVictoria, British ColumbiaCanada26 May 1896Overloaded tram car collapses central span47/53/50–60 killed (reports vary)
Maddur railway bridge collapseMaddurIndia2 October 1897River in flood150 drownedAA17

1900–1949

BridgeLocationCountryDateConstruction type, use of bridgeReasonCasualtiesDamageComments
Dry Creek BridgeEden, ColoradoUnited States7 August 1904Wooden railway bridgeCollapsed because of a sudden washout111 killed, unknown injuredBridge completely destroyed 
Egyptian BridgeSaint PetersburgRussian Empire20 January 1905Stone suspension bridgeDisputed0 killed, 0 injuredBridge rebuiltThe collapsed bridge
Portage Canal Swing BridgeHoughton, MichiganUnited States15 April 1905Steel swing bridgeSwing span struck by the steamer Northern Wave.0 killed, 0 injuredSwing span rebuilt.The damaged bridge. It was replaced by the Portage Lake Lift Bridge.
Cimarron River Rail CrossingDover, Oklahoma TerritoryUnited States18 September 1906Wooden railroad trestleWashed out under pressure from debris during high water4-100+ killedEntire span lost; rebuiltBridge was to be temporary, but replacement was delayed for financial reasons.181920 Number of deaths is uncertain; estimates range from 4 to over 100.21
Quebec BridgeQuebec CityCanada29 August 1907Cantilever bridge, steel framework, railway bridgeCollapsed during construction: design error, bridge unable to support own weight75 killed, 11 injuredBridge completely destroyed.Redesigned, and rebuilding continued through the 2nd partial collapse in 1916 (see below)
Romanov Bridgenow Zelenodolsk, Republic of TatarstanRussian Empire22 November 1911Railway bridge across the Volga RiverCollapsed during construction: ice slip undermined scaffolding13 confirmed killed, ~200 missingScaffold with workers fell on the ice, causing many to drownBridge was completed later. "Romanovsky" rail bridge, renamed Red Bridge after the revolution, designed by Nikolai Belelubsky was built in 1913.
Baddengorm BurnCarrbridge, HighlandsUnited Kingdom18 June 1914Collapsed underneath train due to heavy rainfall and debris build-up from a road bridge wiped out further upstream5 drowned, unknown injuredComplete loss, one railway carriage destroyedRebuilt with a longer, concrete span.
Division Street BridgeSpokane, WashingtonUnited States18 December 1915Steel framework, trolley car bridgeCollapsed a week after being resurfaced; poor steel, metal fatigue, and a previous impact by another bridge swept downstream during a flood5–7 killed, 10 injuredComplete loss, plus two trolley cars destroyedReplaced by a 3-vault concrete span
Quebec BridgeQuebec CityCanada11 September 1916Cantilever bridge, steel framework, railway bridgeCentral span slipped whilst being hoisted in place due to contractor error11 killed, unknown injuredCentral span dropped into the river, where it still lies todayRebuilt and opened in December 1919 after almost two decades of construction.
Grand Avenue BridgeNeillsville, WisconsinUnited States2 August 1920Steel overhead truss bridge, vehicular trafficBelieved to have been weakened by heavy trucks hauling shale crossing the bridge in prior months1 killed, 0 injuredBridge completely destroyed.Replaced by concrete bridge the following year.2223
Greenfield BridgePittsburgh, PennsylvaniaUnited States18 June 1921Wooden road bridgeCollapsed0 killed, 0 injuredBridge completely destroyedBridge had been closed to vehicular traffic due to structural weakness but was still used by pedestrians.24 Replaced with a new bridge in 1923.
BridgeJalónSpain22 November 1927Bridge failed during passage of funeral procession100 thrown into water25
Kärevere BridgeKärevereEstonia14 December 192848 m triple span beam bridge with reinforced concrete deck, motorway bridge over the Suur-Emajõgi riverNewly built bridge failed two days after commission accepted it (before opening for traffic), because of too small share of cement in concrete and some serious design flawsNo casualties.Bridge completely destroyed.26
Fremantle Railway BridgeFremantle, Western AustraliaAustralia22 July 1926Flood0 killed, 0 injuredLoad testing in 1926 on the repaired section of the bridge.27

Proposed replacement by combined road and railway bridge.28[needs update]

Seta River BridgeOtsuJapan21 September 1934Typhoon11 killed, 216 injuredAn express train derailed by the Muroto Typhoon on the Seta River Bridge, September 1934
Appomattox River DrawbridgeHopewell, VirginiaUnited States22 December 1935Bus drove across the drawbridge when it was open.14 killed
Falling Creek BridgeChesterfield County, VirginiaUnited States1 September 1936Wood and steel.Two trucks were crossing the bridge when one struck a tie rod causing the bridge to collapse. One truck fell 15 feet to the creek bed, and the other escaped to safety.4 killed, 5 injured29
Kasai River BridgeKasaïBelgian Congo12 September 1937Railway bridgeWhile under construction.Began in 1935; construction never resumed.
Honeymoon Bridge (Upper Steel Arch Bridge)Niagara Falls, New York – Niagara Falls, OntarioUnited States – Canada27 January 1938Steel arch road bridgeIce jam in gorge pushed bridge off foundations0 killed, 0 injuredBridge completely destroyedReplaced in 1941 by the Rainbow Bridge
Sandö BridgeKramfors, ÅngermanlandSweden31 August 1939Concrete arch bridgeCollapsed during construction18 killedComplete loss of the main spanReceived minimal media attention as WWII began the next day. The bridge was finished in 1943 as the longest concrete arch bridge in the world until 1964.
Tacoma Narrows BridgeTacoma, WashingtonUnited States7 November 1940Road bridge, cable suspension with plate girder deckAerodynamically poor design resulted in aeroelastic flutter0 killed, 0 injured (1 dog killed)Bridge completely destroyed, no persons killed. One dog killed and three vehicles lost.Became known as "Galloping Gertie", in the first 4 months after opening up until its collapse under aeroelastic flutter. Most major new bridges are now modelled in wind tunnels.

Rebuilt in 1950; parallel span opened in 2007.

Theodor Heuss BridgeLudwigshafenGermany12 December 1940Bridge of concrete, Motorway bridgeCollapsed during constructionUnknownBridge completely destroyedResulted in delay in completion of the motorway crossing of the Rhine until 1953
Chesapeake City BridgeChesapeake City, MarylandUnited States28 July 1942Road bridge, vertical lift drawbridgeTanker Franz Klasen rammed the movable bridge supports, causing collapseUnknownCentral span completely destroyedBridge replaced by high-level tied-arch bridge in 1949
Deutz Suspension BridgeCologneGermany28 February 1945Suspension road bridgecollapsed during repair workunknown count of people killedTotal destruction
Ludendorff BridgeRemagenGermany17 March 1945Truss railroad and pedestrian bridgeCollapse due to previous battle damage incurred 7 March 194528 killed, 93 injuredTotal destructionLudendorff Bridge on March 17, 1945, after the collapse
John P. Grace Memorial BridgeCharleston, South CarolinaUnited States24 February 1946Steel cantilever truss automobile bridgeThree spans collapsed due to collision by the freighter Nicaragua Victory5 killedThree collapsed spans 240 feet (73 m) were replaced and stood until 2005 when the bridge was closed following the opening of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge
Inotani Wire BridgeToyamaJapan22 September 194929 killedAround 150 professors and educators from schools in the prefecture were in the area for a geological survey when a bolt bent and the suspension bridge collapsed, sending 33 people down into the Jinzu River. 29 people were killed or went missing and 4 people were injured.30

1950–1999

BridgeLocationCountryDateConstruction type, use of bridgeReasonCasualtiesDamageComments
Duplessis BridgeTrois-RivièresCap-de-la-Madeleine, QuebecCanada31 January 1951Steel bridgeStructural failure due to adverse temperature4 killedTotal destructionReconstructed
Bury Knowsley Street Station FootbridgeBuryUnited Kingdom19 January 1952Wooden footbridge with wrought iron frame and supportsSupports failed due to inadequate maintenance2 killed, 173 injuredBridge replacedBridge since demolished, due to closure of station
Harrow & Wealdstone Station FootbridgeWealdstoneUnited Kingdom8 October 1952Pedestrian footbridgeStruck by train(s) during accident112 killed, 340 injuredTotal destructionIt is not recorded how many casualties were due to the bridge collapse
Whangaehu River Rail BridgeTangiwaiNew Zealand24 December 1953Railway bridgeDamaged by lahar minutes before passenger train passed over it.151 killed. New Zealand's worst train disaster.Bridge destroyed
St. Johns Station Rail BridgeLewisham, South LondonUnited Kingdom4 December 1957Railway bridgeTwo trains collided and smashed into supports, collapsing part of bridge onto the wreckage90 killed, 173 injuredBridge destroyedUnknown how many deaths/injuries specifically due to bridge collapse, since its effect was to worsen the train wreck
Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows CrossingVancouver, British ColumbiaCanada17 June 1958Steel truss cantileverCollapsed during construction due to miscalculation of weight bearing capacity of a temporary arm.19 killed, 79 injuredRebuilt8 additional deaths during the course of construction
Severn Railway BridgeGloucestershireUnited Kingdom25 October 1960Cast ironTwo of 22 spans collapsed after two petrol barges collided with one of the support columns in thick fog. A third span collapsed 5 months later.5 killedDemolished 1967–1970The remains of the bridge in 1966
I-29 Big Sioux River BridgeSioux City, IowaUnited States1 April 1962Plate GirderNorthbound road deck collapsed into Big Sioux River as a result of heavy floodingRebuilt and in current use
King Street BridgeMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia10 July 1962One span collapsed under the weight of a 47-long-ton (48 t) semi-trailer due to brittle fracture on a very cold winter day0 killed
Beaver Dam Bridgeapproximately 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) southeast of Whitehouse, QuebecCanada22 May 1963Flood damage6 killedSeveral vehicles fell into the York river31
General Rafael Urdaneta BridgeMaracaiboVenezuela6 April 1964Road bridgeShip collision7 killed2 section collapsedCurrently in operation
Lake Pontchartrain CausewayMetairie, LouisianaUnited States16 June 1964Ship collision6 killedSingle span collapse32
Pamban BridgeMandapam, Tamil NaduIndia23 December 1964Rail Bridge1964 Rameswaram CycloneTrain washed away killing 150 people.Multiple span collapsed.Currently New Bridge under construction.
Kansas Avenue BridgeTopeka, KansasUnited States2 July 1965Kansas Avenue Melan Bridge for traffic between downtown and North TopekaStructural deterioration1 killedSingle span collapseSuddenly collapsed about 5:30 p.m. on 2 July 1965, killing a Topeka man.33
Long Shoal BridgeBenton County, MissouriUnited States21 September 1965Swinging suspension road bridgeFaulty design and overload3 killedTotal collapseCollapsed after a 10-ton truck crossed the bridge, which had a 5-ton limit. Old bridge remains at bottom of river.34
Heron Road BridgeOttawaCanada10 August 1966Concrete road bridgeCollapsed during construction due to use of green lumber and the lack of diagonal bracing on the wooden support forms for concrete pour.9 killedRebuilt.
Boudewijnsnelweg BridgeVierselBelgium13 November 1966Concrete road bridge over Nete Canal (Netekanaal)Collapse due to faulty design: the foundation of the piers was not deep enough.2 killed, 17 injuredRebuilt.
Heiligenstedten Bascule BridgeHeiligenstedtenGermany1966Road bridgeShip collision0 killedBridge Rebuilt
Silver BridgePoint Pleasant, West Virginia and Gallipolis, OhioUnited States15 December 1967Road bridge, chain link suspensionStress corrosion cracking; nonredundant eyebar design46 killed, 9 injuredBridge and 37 vehicles destroyed. Replaced by Silver Memorial Bridge downstream. Memorial for bridge located on 6th and Main Streets and off the trail along the shoreline in Point Pleasant.The collapsed Silver Bridge, as seen from the Ohio side. It inspired the book Mothman Prophecies and The Mothman Prophecies (film).
Queen Juliana BridgeWillemstad, CuraçaoNetherlands Antilles6 November 1967Portal bridgeConstruction support fault. Bridge fell during construction15 killedBridge collapsed at the Punda sideBridge reconstruction started in 1969 and was completed in 1971
Countess Wear BridgeExeter, DevonUnited Kingdom6 January 1968Brick Arch bridgeConstruction support fault. Scour under raft foundationPier 23 collapsedBridge repaired and reinforced
Britannia BridgeMenai StraitUnited Kingdom23 May 1970Railway tubular bridgeChildren accidentally set light to debris and railway sleepers and irreparably damaged the bridgeNo casualtiesTubular section buckled beyond repairBridge re-built to a new design using the original piers with a road deck over the new railway deck
West Gate BridgeMelbourne, VictoriaAustralia15 October 1970Road bridgeCollapsed during construction due to poor design and ill-advised construction methods35 killed112-metre (367 ft) span between piers 10 and 11 collapsedCantilevered section under construction sprang back and collapsed following attempts to remove a buckle caused by a difference in camber of 11 cm (4.5 inches) between it and the other section of the span to which it was to be joined
Cleddau BridgePembroke Dock and NeylandUnited Kingdom2 June 1970Box girder road bridgeInadequacy of the design of a pier support diaphragm4 killed, 5 injured70-metre (230 ft) cantilever being used to put one of the 150-tonne (150-long-ton) sections into position collapsed
South Bridge, KoblenzKoblenzGermany10 November 1971Road bridgeBridge bent into Rhine13 killed, unknown injuredBridge completely destroyed
Charles III BridgeMolins de ReiSpain6 December 1971Stone road bridgeFlood damage1 killed2 arches collapsed, a lorry fell into the LlobregatPrior to the accident, dredging of the riverbed to mine sand had weakened pier foundations. The bridge was finally blown up and a new one built in its place.
FiskebækbroenFarumDenmark8 February 1972Two separate highway bridges of the E45 highwayWestern bridge collapsed during construction as the concrete for the foundation was not adequately compressedNone injuredBridge rebuiltThe involved construction company C.T. Winkel, subsequently went bankrupt.
1972 Sidney Lanier Bridge collapseBrunswick, GeorgiaUnited States7 November 1972Vertical Lift Bridge over the South Brunswick RiverStruck by the freighter African Neptune10 deaths, multiple injuriesSeveral spans knocked outRepaired during 1972–73 then completely replaced with a new cable-stayed bridge in 2003
Bulls BridgeBullsNew Zealand15 June 1973Flood damage1 injured3 spans collapsedA Bailey Bridge was in place over the gap within 6 weeks and a full replacement of the three spans was opened in December 1973.

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West Side Elevated HighwayNew York CityUnited States15 December 1973Poor maintenance and overloadingNo casualtiesSingle span collapse, which caused the closure and eventual demolition of most of the highway.Collapsed span of the elevated highway
Welland Canal Bridge No. 12Port Robinson, OntarioCanada25 August 1974Vertical lift bridge over the Welland CanalStruck by the ore carrier Steelton0 killed, 2 injuredBridge declared a loss; new tunnel or bridge rebuilding costs were found to be unjustified.Remaining structure dismantled; passenger ferry instated. Car traffic must use the northern Allanburg bridge or the southern East Main Street tunnel in Welland. Port Robinson Ferry is a passenger service that crosses from the site of the former bridge from July to October (weather permitting).
Makahali River bridgeBaitadiNepalNovember 1974140 killed
Tasman BridgeHobart, TasmaniaAustralia5 January 1975Bridge of concrete, Motorway bridgeOre freighter Lake Illawarra collided with pylons. A 400-foot (120 m) section of bridge collapsed onto freighter and into the river. Four cars drove off bridge12 killed (7 ship crewman and 5 motorists)2 pylons and three sections of bridge collapsed, ore freighter sank, 4 cars fell into riverCity of Hobart was split in two. Residents living in the east were forced to make a 50 kilometres (31 mi) trip to the CBD via the next bridge to the north. Missing sections were reconstructed and the bridge reopened on 8 October 1977. The Bowen Bridge was later constructed, 10 km (6 mi) to the north, to reduce the impact of any future failure of the Tasman Bridge.
ReichsbrückeViennaAustria1 August 1976Road bridge with tramColumn fractured1 killed, 0 injuredBridge, one bus and a lorry destroyed, ships damagedSightseers after the collapse in 1976. Concrete of the column had never been examined, was internally totally destroyed; "higher force"
Granville Railway BridgeSydney, New South WalesAustralia18 January 1977Vehicle overpassPassenger train derailed while passing under the Bold Street road overpass and collided with a supporting pier. Section of bridge collapsed onto train cars.83 (including an unborn child) killed, 210 injuredBridge destroyed, later replacedThe bridge was supported by two piers situated between the various rail tracks. Part of the derailed train virtually demolished the northern pier, resulting in the collapse of the northernmost span of the bridge. It was replaced by a single-span bridge.
Benjamin Harrison Memorial BridgeHopewell, VirginiaUnited States24 February 1977Lift bridgeAn ocean-going tanker ship, the 5,700 ton, 523-ft long Marine Floridian struck the bridge collapsing a section of the bridge.0 killed, minor injuriesSection of bridge destroyedBridge repaired
Green Island BridgeTroy, New YorkUnited States15 March 1977Lift bridgeFlooding undermined the lift span pier resulting in the western lift tower and roadbed span of the bridge collapsing into the Hudson River.0 killed, 0 injuredBridge destroyed
Floating bridge over Beloslav Canal (connecting Lake Beloslav and Lake Varna)36Beloslav, Varna ProvinceBulgaria7 November 1978Floating bridgeOverload by spectators65 killedBridge completely destroyed
Hood Canal Floating Bridge (William A. Bugge Bridge)North End of Hood Canal, WashingtonUnited States13 February 1979Floating bridgeBlown pontoon hatches combined with extreme windstorm0 killed, 0 injuredWestern drawspan and western pontoons sunk; other sections survived.Lost portions rebuilt 1979–1982; the remainder of the bridge has since been replaced.
Almöbron (Tjörnbron)StenungsundSweden18 January 1980Steel arch bridgeShip collision during bad visibility (mist)8 killed, unknown injuredBridge and several cars destroyedThe collapsed bridge and MS Star Clipper
Sunshine Skyway Bridgenear St. Petersburg, FloridaUnited States9 May 1980Steel cantilever bridgeThe freighter Summit Venture struck the bridge during a storm, causing the center section of the southbound span to collapse into Tampa Bay35 killed, 1 injured1,200 feet (370 m) of southbound span, several cars and a bus destroyedA vehicle stopped just short of the collapsed portion of the bridge. The old bridge has since been turned into a state-run fishing pier and was replaced for traffic with cable-stayed bridge.
Tompkins Hill Road overpass37Humboldt County, CaliforniaUnited States8 November 1980Reinforced concrete spans on concrete support columnsEarthquake caused two spans to slip off supporting columns0 killed, 6 injuredTwo vehicles drove into the opening left by collapsed spanSteel cables added to anchor replacement spans to support columns
Hyatt Regency walkway collapseKansas City, MissouriUnited States17 July 1981Double-deck suspended footbridge in hotel interiorErroneous redesign of supporting member during construction when original design considered too hard to construct114 killed, 200 injuredWalkway destroyedView of the lobby floor, showing remains of the pedestrian bridge
Cline Avenue over the Indiana Harbor and Ship Canal and surrounding heavy industryEast Chicago, IndianaUnited States15 April 1982Indiana State Route 9121,200 feet (370 m) of the bridge collapsed while under construction when a concrete pad supporting shoring towers developed cracks.14 killed, 16 injuredBridge rebuiltSection between US 12 and the Indiana Toll Road renamed Highway Construction Workers Memorial Highway
Puente de BrenesBrenes, SevillaSpain12 Aug 1982Carretera Brenes-Villaverde del RioStructural failure due to inadequate designNo casualtiesThe bridge collapsed during the night
Ulyanovsk railway bridgeUlyanovskUSSR5 June 1983Railway bridgeShip collision177 killed, unknown injuredNo collapseThe span cut the deck house and the cinema hall, whilst the lowest deck was undamaged. The ship damaged the railway bridge and some freight cars from the train fell onto the ship.
Mianus River BridgeGreenwich, ConnecticutUnited States28 June 1983Interstate 95 (Connecticut Turnpike) over the Mianus RiverMetal corrosion and fatigue/Deferred maintenance3 killed, 3 injured38100-foot (30 m) section of the northbound lanes fell into the Mianus RiverCollapse due to failure of the pin and hanger assembly supporting the span. Temporary span installed to re-open I-95; new Mianus River Bridge completed in 1990.
Puente Colgante de Santa FeSanta FeArgentina28 September 1983Suspension BridgeFlooding0 killed, 0 injuredTotal collapseAlmost total collapse of the bridge due to historical flooding. It was reconstructed equal to its original design of 1928 in the year 2002.
Cuscatlán BridgeSan IldefonsoEl Salvador1 January 1984Suspension bridgeBombingSeveral killedTotal collapseThe bridge was bombed by the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front during the Salvadoran Civil War. A new bridge was built just south of the Cuscatlán Bridge in 1998.
Stebbins Rd. Bridge (NY State Rt 90, not to be confused with Interstate 90)Hanover, NYUnited States15 November 1986One lane steel bridgeLikely overloaded1 killed, 3 injuredTotal lossCollapse likely due to overloading. The bridge, with a posted 8-ton limit, was crossed by a construction crane.[39]
Amarube railroad bridgeKasumi, HyōgoJapan28 December 1986Strong wind6 killed (one train conductor and five factory workers)An out-of-service train fell onto a fish processing factory
Schoharie Creek Bridge collapse Thruway BridgeFort Hunter, New YorkUnited States5 April 1987I-90 New York Thruway over the Schoharie CreekImproper protection of footings by contractor led to scour of riverbed under footings.10 killed, unknown injuredTotal collapse40
Schoharie Creek's Mill Point BridgeWellsville, Amsterdam, New YorkUnited States11 April 1987NY 161 over the Schoharie CreekFlooding0 killed, 0 injuredTotal collapseThe Mill Point Bridge is 3 miles (4.8 km) upstream from the Thruway bridge that collapsed on 5 April. Flood waters from the same flood that finally undermined the Thruway bridge were up to the girders of the Mill Point bridge. It was closed as a safety precaution. It collapsed six days after the earlier collapse.41
Glanrhyd BridgeCarmarthenUnited Kingdom19 October 1987River TywiTrain washed off railway bridge by flood waters4 killed
Sultan Abdul Halim ferry terminal bridgeButterworth, PenangMalaysia31 July 1988More than 32 killed.42
Ness ViaductInvernessUnited Kingdom7 February 1989Railway bridge carrying the Far North Line over the River NessBridge foundations overwhelmed by floodwaters due to low tide in Beauly Firth causing waterfall effect0 killed, 0 injuredNear total collapse, remains demolished and rebuilt in 1990Bridge confirmed to be structurally sound in 1987 and 1988 checks
Tennessee Hatchie River BridgeBetween Covington, Tennessee and Henning, TennesseeUnited States1 April 1989Northbound lanes of U.S. 51 over the Hatchie RiverShifting river channel, deterioration of foundation timber piles8 killedTotal collapseNTSB faulted Tennessee for not fixing the bridge before the collapse
Cypress Street ViaductOakland, CaliforniaUnited States17 October 1989I-880 (Nimitz Freeway)Destroyed in Loma Prieta earthquake42 killedStructure destroyed, remains demolished and removed. The ground-level Cypress Street is now Mandela Parkway.The collapsed Cypress Street Viaduct seen from ground-level. Note detachment of upper vertical elements from lower and the lack of reinforcement at the point of detachment. Replacement route for I-880 built around West Oakland.
San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridgeconnects San Francisco and Oakland, CaliforniaUnited States17 October 1989I-8050-foot (15 m) section of the upper deck and lower deck collapsed in Loma Prieta earthquake1 killedCollapsed section of roadway deck

Reopened on 18 November of that year. Replaced with a self-anchored suspension bridge and approach spans in 2013.

Swinging BridgeHeber Springs, ArkansasUnited States28 October 1989Pedestrian suspension bridge over the Little Red River; 1912 erected but 1972 closed for cars; 1985 placed in National Register of Historic PlacesDestroyed by pedestrians swinging the bridgeat least 5 killed43Structure collapsed
Lacey V. Murrow Memorial BridgeConnects Seattle and Mercer Island, WashingtonUnited States25 November 1990I-90Heavy flooding of pontoons0 killed 0 injured2,790 feet (850 m) of the bridge sank, dumping the contaminated water into the lake along with tons of bridge material
Astram Line steel bridgeHiroshimaJapan1991Metro railwayWhile in construction, 43-ton steel fell to the road below.15 killed (5 workers and 10 civilians), 8 injured
Santa Monica Freeway at La Cienega BoulevardMid City, Los AngelesUnited States17 Jan 19941994 Northridge Earthquake
Newhall Pass InterchangeNewhall, Santa Clarita, CaliforniaUnited States17 Jan 19941994 Northridge Earthquake1 killedRebuilt interchange named Clarence Wayne Dean Memorial Interchange in honor of the police officer who died falling off the collapsed bridge
Claiborne Avenue Bridge9th Ward, New Orleans, LouisianaUnited States28 May 1993Bridge connecting the "upper" and "lower" 9th WardsBarge collision1 killed, 2 injured Empty barge collided with a support pier for the bridge, causing a 145-foot (44 m) section to collapse
Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge)LucerneSwitzerland18 August 1993The oldest wooden bridge in Europe, and one of Switzerland's main tourist attractions.It is believed that a cigarette started a fire in the evening.0 killed, unknown injured78 of 111 of the famous paintings were destroyed and the bridge burned nearly completely down. The bridge was rebuilt to match the original.
CSXT Big Bayou Canot rail bridgenear Mobile, AlabamaUnited States22 September 1993Railroad bridge span crossing Big Bayou Canot of Mobile RiverBarge towboat, struck pier in fog; span shifted so next train derailed; impact of derailment destroyed span47 killed, 103 injuredAmtrak train Sunset Limited carrying 220 passengers plunged into waterBridge span had been made movable in case a swing bridge was wanted, and never properly fastened
Temporary bridgeHopkinton, New HampshireUnited States24 November 1993Single-lane temporary bridge in construction zoneCollapsed while being dismantled2 construction workers killed, 1 injuredCollapsed onto roadway belowBridge had been placed to divert traffic from resurfacing project on U.S. Route 202
Seongsu Bridge disasterSeoulSouth Korea21 October 1994Cantilever bridge crossing Han RiverStructural failure due to bad welding32 killed, 17 injured48-metre (157 ft) slab between the fifth and the sixth piers collapsedStructural failure was caused by improper welding of the steel trusses of the suspension structure beneath the concrete slab roadway.
Kobe Route of the Hanshin ExpresswayKobe, JapanJapan17 January 1995Elevated highwayEarthquake - support piers failed0 killed. 0 injuredSection collapsed on the Hanshin Expressway.Overpass collapsed following the 6.9 Mw  Great Hanshin earthquake.
I-5 Bridge DisasterCoalinga, CaliforniaUnited States10 March 1995Concrete truss bridge Arroyo PasajeroStructural failure — support piers collapsed7 killed, 0 injuredComplete failure of two spans on I-5Due to extreme rainfall, the Arroyo Pasajero experienced high volumes of water at high speed. This caused scouring of the river bed undermining the support piers of both spans.
Elhovo bridge over the Tundzha river44Elhovo, Yambol ProvinceBulgaria6 January 1996Suspension bridgeOver 100 spectators crowded on one side of the bridge to observe the throwing of the cross (an Epiphany tradition) into the river when one of the suspension chains snapped and dozens fell into the icy river.9 killedSuspension chain snapped due to overload.
Walnut Street BridgeHarrisburg, PennsylvaniaUnited StatesJanuary 1996Truss bridgeAs a result of rising flood waters and ice floes from the North American blizzard of 1996, when high floodwaters and a large ice floe lifted the spans off their foundations and swept them down the river.0 killed, 0 injuredLost two of its seven western spans, A third span was damaged and later collapsed into the river.Western span of the Walnut Street Bridge after it collapsed during the 1996 flood. The eastern span is still in use for pedestrian traffic.
Koror-Babeldaob BridgeKoror and BabeldaobPalau26 September 1996Collapse following strengthening work2 killed, 4 injured
Maccabiah bridge collapseTel Aviv/Ramat Gan borderIsrael14 July 1997Athletes pedestrian bridgePoor design and construction4 killed (2 killed in collapse, 2 others indirectly), 60 injuredDuring opening of the 15th Maccabiah Games, a temporary bridge over the polluted Yarkon River collapsed causing two deaths the same day and infected many with the deadly fungus Pseudallescheria boydii, from which 2 more died later.
Eschede train disasterEschedeGermany3 June 1998Road bridgeTrain disaster101 killed, 105 injured After derailing due to metal fatigue in one of its metal tyres, the Hanover-bound InterCityExpress high speed train collided with a road bridge, causing it to collapse onto part of the train. 99 people on board the train, as well as two engineers who were working near the track at the time of the accident, were killed.
Injaka Bridge CollapseBushbuckridge, MpumalangaSouth Africa6 July 1998300m 7-span continuous pre-stressed concrete road bridge over the Injaka Dam under construction.Design faults and negligence.4514 killed, 19 injuredStructure destroyed. Rebuilt completed in 2000, now carrying the R533 over the Injaka Dam (Reservoir).Collapsed while being inspected. Victims include design and consulting engineers.
Maiden Choice Footbridge46Arbutus, Baltimore County, MarylandUnited States8 June 19994748Pre-stressed concrete pedestrian footbridgeCollision with overheight road vehicle.49501 killed, 6 injured5152The entire footbridge, the surviving span and the fallen span, were demolished overnight and removed by the next morning.5354Collapsed after being struck by an over-height and improperly secured load on a flatbed tractor-trailer.5556

The entire structure - which was built in 1957 - had been closed for two years.5758[needs update]

2000–present

BridgeLocationCountryDateConstruction type, use of bridgeReasonCasualtiesDamageComments
Charlotte Motor Speedway pedestrian bridge over U.S. Route 29Charlotte, North CarolinaUnited States20 May 2000Concrete pedestrian bridgeBeam weakness and other unspecified reasons.0 killed, 107 injuredPartial collapseCollapsed after the 2000 NASCAR All-Star Race while full of pedestrians leaving the event. The bridge fell onto U.S. Route 29.
New Magarola BridgeEsparregueraSpain10 June 2000Concrete road bridge2 killedPartial collapseTwo spans collapsed due to flooding, and a car fell to the river. The damaged bridge was demolished and replaced by a new one.
Boulevard du Souvenir overpass collapseLaval, QuebecCanada18 June 2000Steel beams and concreteBeam weakness and other unspecified reasons.1 killed, 2 injuredTotal collapseCollapsed onto the road below, killing 1 person and injuring 2 others. Remainder was demolished after the collapse by authorities for safety reasons.
Chagres RiverGamboaPanama23 June 20000 killed, 0 injuredBulk carrier "Bluebill" hit railway bridge crossing river, severely damaging the bridge and severing railway midway between the terminals.
Hoan BridgeMilwaukee, WisconsinUnited States13 December 2000Concrete and steel bridgeNorthbound right lane began to buckle during the morning rush hour and sagged a few feet below normal. Damage was a result of a violent failure of cross bracing members caused by extremely high stress concentrations in triaxial welds.0 killed, 0 injuredPartial collapseDamaged section removed by controlled demolition and rebuilt. Remainder of bridge extensively repaired and retrofitted. Triaxial welds were drilled and most cross bracing members were removed. Many other similar bridges around the world were also modified in this way as a result of this failure.
Hintze Ribeiro BridgeEntre-os-Rios, Castelo de PaivaPortugal4 March 2001Masonry and steel bridge built in 1887Pillar foundation became compromised due to years of illegal, but permitted sand extraction and the central span collapsed.59 killedCollapse of central sectionsBridge collapsed when a bus was passing in stormy weather with fast river flow. Three cars also fell in the collapsed section. Bridge demolished and replaced by modern bridge.
I-285 bridge over GA-400Atlanta, GeorgiaUnited States9 June 2001Concrete and steel bridgeA fuel tanker overturned underneath the bridge, engulfing the bridge in fire0 killed, 1 injuredStructural damage required closure of the bridgeReopened after four week repair5960
Kadalundi River rail bridgeKadalundiIndia21 June 2001140-year-old rail bridge59 killed, 200 injured6162Collapsed as a Mangalore Mail passenger train was crossing it, six carriages derailed and three went into the river63
Queen Isabella CausewayPort Isabel, Texas and South Padre Island, TexasUnited States15 September 2001Concrete bridge for vehicle traffic over Laguna Madre4 loaded barges veered 175 feet (53 m) west of the navigation channel and struck one of the bridge supports, causing a partial collapse of 3 sections measuring approximately 80 feet (24 m) each.8 killed, 13 survivorsPartial collapseThe damaged section of the Queen Isabella Causeway.

The collapse had a significant economic impact on the region since the Causeway is the only road connecting South Padre Island to Port Isabel. The bridge also carried electricity lines and fresh water to the island. State officials brought in ferries to temporarily carry cars across the Laguna Madre. Repair cost for the bridge was estimated US$5 million.

I-40 bridge disasterWebbers Falls, OklahomaUnited States26 May 2002Concrete bridge for vehicle traffic over Arkansas RiverBarge struck one pier of the bridge causing a partial collapse14 killed, 11 injuredPartial collapseI-40 Bridge, May 31, 2002. Bridge was later repaired.
Rafiganj rail bridgeRafiganjIndia10 September 2002Possible terrorist sabotage resulting in a train derailment130+ killed, 150+ injuredFifteen train cars derailed when a bridge over the Dhave River collapsed, with two cars and an unknown number of people falling into the river. 130 bodies were recovered, but the full death toll is unknown.
Chubut River Bridge disasterChubut River, Chubut ProvinceArgentina19 September 2002Pedestrian suspension bridgeExcess weight due to passers-by9 killed, + 5 injuredTotal collapseCollapse of the pedestrian suspension bridge when more than 50 students and teachers of a school who were running in the area crossed it when the capacity of the bridge support was maximum of three people.
Marcy Pedestrian Bridge CollapseMarcy, New YorkUnited States11 October 2002Pedestrian bridge under constructionBridge twisted and collapsed over State Route 49 while under construction. The expressway and the bridge itself were closed to the public at the time.1 killed, 9 injured64Total collapseBridge collapsed as workers were screeding a concrete surface on the bridge. The machine had made it to the bridge's midspan before the entire bridge twisted and collapsed. Workers who had been working on the bridge had described it being notably "bouncy" leading up to the collapse.65
Sgt. Aubrey Cosens VC Memorial BridgeLatchford, Ontario,Canada14 January 2003Partial failure under load of transport truck during severely cold temperatures. Fatigue fractures of three steel hanger rods cited to be primary reason for failure.0 killed, 0 injuredPartial failure of bridge deck. Overhead superstructure undamaged.Bridge reopened after complete reconstruction. Existing overhead arch remained, however new bridge deck was designed to be supported by sets of 4 hanger cables, where the existing deck was designed for single hanger cables.
Kinzua BridgeKinzua Bridge State Park, PennsylvaniaUnited States21 July 2003Historic steel rail viaductHit by tornado with 100 mph winds0 killedPartial collapseThe state decided not to rebuild the Kinzua Bridge.
Interstate 95 Howard Avenue OverpassBridgeport, ConnecticutUnited States26 March 2004Girder and floorbeamCar struck a truck carrying 8,000 US gallons (30,000 litres; 6,700 imperial gallons) of heating oil, igniting a fire that melted the bridge superstructure, causing collapse of the southbound lanes0 killed, 1 injuredPartial collapseNorthbound lanes shored up with falsework and reopened 3 days later; temporary bridge installed to carry southbound lanes. New permanent bridge completed in November 2004.
Big Nickel Road BridgeSudbury, OntarioCanada7 May 20040 killedCollapsed onto roadway below during construction6667
C-470 overpass over I-70Golden, ColoradoUnited States15 May 2004As part of a construction project, a girder twisted, sagged, and fell onto I-70. An SUV was driving eastbound and struck the fallen girder; the top of the vehicle was torn off and the three passengers died instantly.683 killed, 0 injuredGirder collapse
Mungo Bridge69Cameroon1 July 2004Steel girder for road trafficPartial collapseYet to be repaired[when?]
Loncomilla Bridgenear San JavierChile18 November 2004Concrete bridge for vehicle traffic over Maule RiverThe structure was not built on rock, but rather on fluvial ground.0 killed, 8 injuredPartial collapseBridge was later repaired
I-10 Twin Span BridgeNew Orleans and Slidell, LouisianaUnited States29 August 2005Two parallel trestle bridges crossing the eastern end of Lake PontchartrainAfter Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005, the old Twin Spans suffered extensive damage, as the rising storm surge had pulled or shifted bridge segments off their piers.0 killed, 0 injuredThe eastbound span was missing 38 segments with another 170 misaligned, while the westbound span was missing 26 segments with 265 misaligned.Bridge was reconstructed but later replaced with two new spans due to vulnerability to storm surges.
Biloxi Bay BridgeBiloxi, MississippiUnited States29 August 2005Two parallel trestle bridges crossing the eastern end of the Biloxi BayAfter Hurricane Katrina on August 29, 2005, the original U.S. Route 90 crossing over the Biloxi Bay suffered extensive damage, as the rising storm surge shifted bridge segments off their piers.0 killed, 0 injuredBridge was replaced in 2007 with a new design aimed to withstand hurricane force winds and flooding.
Veligonda Railway BridgeIndia29 October 2005Railway bridgeflood washed rail bridge away114 killed
Almuñécar motorway bridgeAlmuñécar, Province of GranadaSpain7 November 2005Motorway bridgePart collapsed during construction, reason unknown6 killed, 3 injuredPartial collapse during construction; all the victims were workers.A 60-metre (200 ft) long part fell 50 metres (160 ft)
Caracas-La Guaira highway, Viaduct #1TacaguaVenezuela19 March 2006Highway viaduct over a gorgeLandslides0 killed, 0 injuredTotal collapseDemolished, it was rebuilt and reopened on 21 June 2007
E45 BridgeNørresundbyDenmark25 April 2006Road bridgeCollapsed during reconstruction due to miscalculation1 killedBridge total damageThe road under the bridge were partially reopened 3 days later. The bridge was reconstructed (again) and opened 18 months later70

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Interstate 88 BridgeUnadilla, New YorkUnited States28 June 2006Road bridgeCollapsed during Mid-Atlantic United States flood of 20062 killed72Bridge total damageNYSDOT started construction to replace the section of highway almost immediately, and it was re-opened 31 August 2006.73
Yekaterinburg bridge collapseYekaterinburgRussia6 September 2006Collapse during construction0 killed, 0 injured
Highway 19 overpass at Laval (De la Concorde Overpass collapse)Laval, QuebecCanada30 September 2006Highway overpassShear failure due to incorrectly placed rebar, low-quality concrete5 killed, 6 injured20-metre (66 ft) section gave wayDemolished; was rebuilt, reopened on 13 June 2007.74
NimuleNimuleKenya/SudanOctober 2006Struck by truck overloaded with cement
Pedestrian bridgeBhagalpurIndiaDecember 2006150-year-old pedestrian bridge (being dismantled) collapsed onto a railway train as it was passing underneath.75More than 30 killed
Run Pathani Bridge Collapse80 km (50 miles) east of Karachi,Pakistan2006Collapsed during the 2006 monsoons
Railway bridgeEziama, near AbaNigeriaDecember 2006UnknownUnknown killedRestored 200976
Southeastern GuineaGuineaMarch 2007Bridge collapsed under the weight of a truck packed with passengers and merchandise.7765 killed
South Korea5 April 2007Parts of a bridge collapses during construction5 killed, 7 injuredBridge being built between the two Southern Islands.78
MacArthur MazeOakland, CaliforniaUnited States29 April 2007Tanker truck crash and explosion, resulting fire softened steel sections of flyover causing them to collapse.1 injured in crash, 0 from collapseSpan rebuilt in 26 days.
Highway 325 Bridge over the Xijiang RiverFoshan, GuangdongPeople's Republic of China15 June 2007Motorway bridgeStruck by vessel8 killed, unknown injuredSection collapsedUnknown
Gosford Culvert washawayGosford, New South WalesAustralia8 June 2007Culvert collapse795 killed (all drowned)
Minneapolis I-35W bridge over the Mississippi RiverMinneapolis, MinnesotaUnited States1 August 2007Arch/truss bridgeThe NTSB said that undersized gusset plates, increased concrete surfacing load, and weight of construction supplies/equipment caused this collapse.13 killed, 145 injuredTotal bridge failureSecurity camera images show the collapse in animation, looking north. Collapsed at 6:05 pm beneath bumper-to-bumper rush hour traffic confined to 4 of 8 lanes due to resurfacing in progress. The rebuilt I-35W Saint Anthony Falls Bridge was reopened on 18 September 2008.
Tuo River bridgeFenghuang, HunanPeople's Republic of China13 August 2007UnknownIt is believed to be linked to the fact that local contractors often opt for shoddy materials to cut costs and use migrant laborers with little or no safety training. Exact cause remains unknown.34 killed, 22 injuredTotal collapseCollapsed during construction as workers were removing scaffolding from its facade
Harp Road bridgeOakville, WashingtonUnited States15 August 2007Main thoroughfare into Oakville over Garrard Creek, Grays Harbor CountyCollapsed under weight of a truck hauling an excavator80810 killed, 0 injuredMajority to total collapse; temporary or permanent bridge is needed.Approximate weight of load was 180,000 pounds (82,000 kg); bridge is rated at 35,000 pounds (16,000 kg). Residents must take a 23-mile (37 km) detour.
Water bridgeTaiyuan, Shanxi provincePeople's Republic of China16 August 2007180t vehicle overloaded bridge designed for 20t82unknownTotal collapse of 1 span of 2
Shershah Bridge – Section of the Northern Bypass, KarachiKarachiPakistan1 September 2007Overpass bridgeInvestigation underway5 killed, 2 injuredCollapse may have been caused because of lack of material strength. The reconstruction is in progress.[when?]
Flyover bridgePunjagutta, Hyderabad, Andhra PradeshIndia9 September 2007During construction15–30 killed83
Cần Thơ BridgeCần ThơVietnam26 September 2007Collapse of a temporary pillar due to the sandy foundation it was set on.8455 killed, hundreds injuredSection buckled while construction was underwayPieces of Cần Thơ Bridge remaining after its collapse on 4 October 2007, ten days after the accident. A preliminary investigation discovered that the engineers had underspecified the loading capacity of the scaffolding in several ways, but ultimately it was determined that the unevenly settling foundation was the primary cause of the collapse.
Chhinchu suspension bridgeNepalgunj, BirendranagarNepal25 December 2007Overcrowded suspension bridge collapsed19 killed, 15 missing
Jintang BridgeNingbo, Zhejiang provincePeople's Republic of China27 March 2008Ship hit lower support structure of bridge854 killed, 0 Injured60m span of under-construction bridge collapsed
The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway (CRANDIC) bridgeCedar Rapids, IowaUnited States12 June 2008Railroad bridgeDuring June 2008 Midwest floods0 killed, 0 injuredThree of the bridge's four steel spans were swept into the river along with 15 CRANDIC rail cars loaded with rockThe Cedar River was still swollen in this image taken 10 days after the bridge's collapse.
Road bridgeStudénkaCzech Republic8 August 2008Train crashed into a road bridge over the railway under construction, which collapsed on the track immediately before the arrival of a train8 killed, 70 injured2008 Studénka train wreck
Somerton BridgeSomerton, New South WalesAustralia8 December 2008Timber road bridgeHeavy floodingNoneCollapse of northern spanBridge collapsed during heavy flooding due to poor maintenance86
Devonshire Street pedestrian bridgeMaitland, New South WalesAustralia5 March 2009FootbridgeOversized truck clipping main span0 killed, 4 injured (Car & Truck Drivers)Main span falling on New England Highway, road closed for 4 daysReplaced by taller Footbridge 18 months later87
Popp's Ferry BridgeBiloxi, MississippiUnited States20 March 2009Bascule bridge crossing Back Bay BiloxiA tugboat pushing eight barges hit the bridge pilings0 killed, 0 injuredTwo ninety-foot sections of the bridge dropped into the water88The bridge reopened to traffic on April 25, 200989
Bridge on SS9 over River PoPiacenzaItaly30 April 2009Road bridgeCollapsed due to flood of River Po0 killed, 1 injuredReplaced by a temporary floating bridge 6 months later, then by a definitive new bridge that opened on 18 December 201090
Overpass on Hongqi RoadZhuzhou, HunanPeople's Republic of China17 May 2009Road bridgeCollapsed during demolishing process919 killed, 16 injured, 24 vehicles damaged
9 Mile Road Bridge at I-75Hazel Park, MichiganUnited States15 July 2009Road bridgeCollapsed due to tanker accident920 killed, 1 injuredRebuilt and reopened on 11 December of that year
Broadmeadow ViaductBroadmeadow – 13 km (8.1 miles) north of DublinIreland21 August 2009Railway bridge0 killed, 0 injuredOne span of viaduct collapsed after tidal scouring of foundations;— first reported by local Sea-scouts.93
Tarcoles BridgeOrotinaCosta Rica22 October 2009Suspension bridge built 1924, 270-foot (82 m) span.Overload by heavy trucks and dead loads (water pipes).945 killed, 30 injuredBridge total damage
San Francisco – Oakland Bay BridgeConnects San Francisco and Oakland, CaliforniaUnited States27 October 2009I-80Two tension rods and a crossbeam from a recently installed repair collapsed during the evening commute, causing the bridge to be closed temporarily.0 killed, 1 injuredDuring an extended closure as part of the eastern span replacement of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge over the 2009 Labor Day holiday, a critical failure was discovered in an eyebar that would have been significant enough to cause a closure of the bridge.95 Emergency repairs took 70 hours and were completed on 9 September 2009. This is the repair that failed.
Railway Bridge RDG1 48 over the River Crane near FelthamFelthamUnited Kingdom14 November 2009Brick arch railway bridge built 1848Undermined by scour from river.96No injuries .River span beyond repair.Rebuilt as reinforced concrete.
Northside Bridge, Workington. Navvies Footbridge, Workington. Camerton Footbridge, Camerton. Memorial Gardens footbridge, Cockermouth. Low Lorton Bridge, Little Braithwaite Bridge.CumbriaUnited Kingdom21 November 2009Traditional sandstone bridges.Very intense rainfall produced extreme river loads that overwhelmed all the bridges.971 police officer killedAll bridges destroyed or damaged beyond repairSee Barker Crossing.
Kota Chambal BridgeKota, RajasthanIndia25 December 2009Under-Construction BridgeInexperience Official9848 killed, several injured99Total Collapse
MyllysiltaTurkuFinland6 March 2010Bridge bent 143 centimetres (56 in) due to structural failures of both piers0 killed, 0 injuredDemolished June–July 2010
Gungahlin Drive Extension bridgeCanberra, Australian Capital TerritoryAustralia14 August 2010Concrete road bridgeUnknown15 workers injuredCollapse of the half-built spanBridge collapsed during a concrete pour.100101
Guaiba's Bridge (BR-290)Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do SulBrazil1 October 2010Concrete and steel bridge102Braking system (electrical) failure stuck the main span 9 meters above the lane rendering the bridge useless by (at least) 3 hours.1030 killed, 0 injuredBridge fixedDamaged probably due to a vessel which collided, bending the main span on April 30, 2008.104
Laajasalo pedestrian bridgeHelsinkiFinland22 November 2010Steel reinforced concreteBridge collapsed on a van and a taxi in when a personnel lift truck with the lift by mistake elevated passed under the bridge.1051061 killed, 2 injuredCollapsed on the road beneathBoth other cars were driving in the opposite direction. The van driver died and taxi driver and passenger were injured. Bridge now rebuilt.
Overbridge over Chengdu-Kunming FreewayZigongPeople's Republic of China1 July 2011Truck crashed against concrete support pillar107Overbridge destroyed, fell onto highway.
Gongguan BridgeWuyishan, FujianPeople's Republic of China14 July 2011Overloading1 killed, 22 InjuredTotal collapseEntire bridge collapsed, tourist bus with 23 people on board crashed to ground
No. 3 Qiantang River Bridge over Qiantang RiverHangzhou, Zhejiang provincePeople's Republic of China15 July 2011Overloading0 killed, 1 InjuredPartial collapse leaving a 20-meter-long, 1-meter-wide pit in one laneCollapse due to two trucks each loaded with over 100 tonnes of goods crossing bridge108
Baihe Bridge in Huairou districtBeijingPeople's Republic of China19 July 2011Bridge designed for max. 46 tonne vehicles, truck overloaded with 160 tons of sand caused it to collapse.0 killed, 0 InjuredEntire 230m bridge destroyed.
Kutai Kartanegara BridgeTenggarong, East KalimantanIndonesia26 November 2011Suspension bridgeHuman error. As workers were repairing a cable during maintenance work, a support cable snapped, causing the roadway to fall into the 50-metre-deep Mahakam River. Although poor maintenance, fatigue in the construction material of cable hanger, and the quality of material may have been the cause of the collapse, the exact cause remains unknown and undetermined.20 killed, 40 injured (33 missing)Deck completely destroyed, 2 bridge pillars were standing at the time of the collapse.Kutai Kartanegara Bridge on the day of the collapse. Replacement arch bridge opened in 2015.
Eggner's Ferry Bridge (1932) over Kentucky Lake (Tennessee River)Between Trigg County, Kentucky and Marshall County, KentuckyUnited States27 January 2012Truss bridgeThe MV Delta Mariner struck the bottom portion of a span of the bridge when travelling in the incorrect channel of the river.0 killed, 0 InjuredSpan over the recreational channel of the river collapsed.Emergency repairs to bridge completed on May 25, 2012. There were preexisting plans before the collapse to replace the bridge with a 4-lane bridge over the river. The new bridge opened in April 2016, and the original bridge was demolished that July.
Limfjord Railway BridgeAalborgDenmark28 March 2012steel beam, openableShip collisionnoneMechanical damageAll rail traffic cancelled for over a year, no alternative route. Reopened April 29, 2013.
Jay Cooke State Park Swinging BridgeCarlton, MinnesotaUnited States20 June 2012Pedestrian swinging wooden plank and cableRaging floodwaters0 killed, 0 injuredMultiple wooden planks washed away. Cables stayed intact.Closed for repairs. Reopened November 1, 2013.
Beaver River Trestle BridgeAlbertaCanada22 June 2012wood, concrete, metal trestle.Three men set the bridge on fire.109noneBridge badly damaged and closed.Bridge did not carry rail traffic anymore, and carried pedestrians, part of the Iron Horse Trail. Another small fire was set in 2015. Bridge is being rebuilt.110
Guangchang Hedong BridgeGuangchang County, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi ProvincePeople's Republic of China8 August 2012steel, concrete2 killed, 2 injured
Yangmingtan Bridge over the Songhua RiverHarbinPeople's Republic of China24 August 2012Suspension bridgeOverloading; usage of unsuitable building material (suspected)1113 killed, 5 injured100-metre section of a ramp of the eight-lane bridge dropped 100 feet to the ground.Main bridge reopened on the same day, ramp still defunct.
Tallon Bridge over the Burnett RiverBundaberg, QueenslandAustralia29 January 2013Concrete road bridgeFlood damage112No injuries reportedPartial collapse of the bridge
Bridge under construction for road E6 at Lade/LeangenTrondheimNorway8 May 2013Bridge collapsed under construction1132 killed
I-5 Skagit River Bridge collapseMount Vernon, WashingtonUnited States23 May 2013Polygonal Warren through truss bridgeOversized semi-truck load carrying drilling equipment from Alberta clipped top steel girder causing bridge collapse.0 killed, 3 injuredOne 167 foot span collapsed.Truss bridges like this one require both the top and the bottom to remain equal in strength and solidity. When the truck hit the top girder, or girders, this caused the pressure/squeeze system to fail, which made the bridge fold up. The design was outdated; more modern types of truss can better withstand such forces.
Pedestrian bridge over Moanalua FreewayHonolulu, HawaiiUnited States6 October 2012Concrete Pedestrian BridgeA dump truck was towing a trailer carrying a forklift, which impacted the pedestrian bridge over Moanalua Road.No serious injuries were reported and no ambulances were sent to the scene114
Scott City roadway bridge collapseScott City, MissouriUnited States25 May 2013Concrete road bridgeA Union Pacific train T-boned a Burlington Northern Santa Fe train outside of Scott City, Missouri, at approximately 2:30 am. The impact caused numerous rail cars to hit a support pillar of a highway overpass, collapsing two sections of the bridge onto the rail line. Two cars ended up driving onto the collapsed sections, injuring three people in one vehicle and two in the other. Two people on one of the trains were also injured.1151167 injuredTwo roadway bridge sections collapsed onto the rail line below.
Wanup train bridgeSudbury, OntarioCanada2 June 2013Steel bridgeTrain trestle over the Wanapitei River near Sudbury, Ontario was struck by derailed railcar0 killed, 0 injuredTotal bridge collapseCP trains temporarily diverted over CN track. Bridge reconstructed with new pier in 9 days.
CPR Bonnybrook BridgeCalgary, AlbertaCanada27 June 2013Steel railroad bridgePartial pier collapse due to scouring from flood event of the Bow River0 killed, 0 injuredPartial bridge collapse117
Acaraguá bridge collapseOberá, MisionesArgentina12 April 2014Concrete road bridgeThe total collapse of a road bridge over the Acaraguá river, when a passenger bus circulated, caused three dead and thirty wounded.3 killed, 30 injuredTotal bridge collapse
Cable Bridge SuratSurat, GujaratIndia10 June 20143-Way Interchange Flyover Bridge, A part of River Bridge; Concrete and steel bridgeCollapsed during construction, Design flaw in curvature section of a span resulted in collapse of a curved span slab during the removal of staging plates.10 killed, 6 injuredTotal collapse of one wing.Bridge constructed after necessary modification in design.118
Belo Horizonte overpass collapseBelo HorizonteBrazil3 July 2014Steel and concrete bridgePart of improvements for the 2014 FIFA World CupConstruction error2 killed, 22 injuredTotal bridge collapseBridge collapsed while under construction
Motorway bridge collapse during constructionNear CopenhagenDenmark27 September 2014Steel and concrete bridgeConstruction errorWorkers received mild injuriesPartial bridge collapseBridge collapsed during concrete casting, with debris falling onto open motorway below and narrowly missing vehicles, closing major motorway E47 for several days. The remains of the bridge were subsequently demolished and a replacement built elsewhere.119
Hopple Street Overpass over I-75 SouthboundCincinnati, OhioUnited States19 January 2015Road bridgeOld Northbound Hopple Street offramp totally collapsed onto roadway below during demolition1201 killed, 0 injuredTotal bridge collapseBridge collapsed prematurely due to a faulty demolition process
Plaka BridgePlaka-Raftaneon, EpirusGreece1 February 2015Stone bridgeFlash flood ripped foundations from the riverbanks0 killed, 0 injuredCentral section of the bridge collapsed
Skjeggestad BridgeHolmestrand, VestfoldNorway2 February 2015Box girder bridge, MotorwayPartial pier displacement due to a landslide.0 killed, 0 injuredPartial bridge collapse of Southbound spanThe Skjeggestad Bridge after collapse. One pier pushed askew due to landslide in quick clay affected area. Underlying reason to be determined. Northbound span shut down precautionary. Damaged section removed by controlled demolition and rebuilt.
Himera ViaductScillato, SicilyItaly10 April 2015Continuous span girder bridge, MotorwayPartial pier displacement due to a landslide.0 killed, 0 injuredPartial bridge collapse of Southbound span
Pennsy BridgeRidgway, PennsylvaniaUnited States18 June 2015Cast-in-place concrete rigid framePartial collapse during demolition.0 killed, 3 injuredPartial bridge collapse of north half of spanStructure was longitudinally saw cut, south half of the structure was open to traffic while the north half was in the process of being demolished. North half collapsed with 51-ton excavator on the bridge. Underlying reason to be determined. Northbound span shut down precautionary. After collapse, structure was fully closed and south half was demolished. New structure was built and opened to traffic on 26 October 2015.121
I-10 BridgeSouthern CaliforniaUnited States20 July 2015Abutment displacement due to stream meander, which caused abutment scour. It caused by the remnants of Hurricane Dolores record breaking rainfall.0 killed, 1 injuredPartial bridge collapse of span
Bob White Covered BridgePatrick County, VirginiaUnited States29 September 2015Covered timber bridgeDestruction due to major flooding0 killed, 0 injuredBridge collapsed and washed away during flooding caused by severe rainstorm.
Grayston Pedestrian and Cycle BridgeM1 road (Johannesburg)South Africa14 October 2015Single pylon cable stayed concrete bridgeCollapse of temporary works during construction2 killed, 19 injuredContractor deviated from General Arrangement Drawing provided by equipment supplier.
FriesenbrückeGermany3 December 2015bascule bridgedamaged by the cargo ship Emsmoon0 killed, 0 injuredCentral part, the moving section, was destroyed.Destroyed center part, Image taken on 4 December 2015.
Tadcaster BridgeNorth YorkshireUnited Kingdom29 December 2015300 year old Stone Bridge Grade II Listed on 12 July 1985Partial collapse due to flood damage, also causing substantial gas leakNo injuries as bridge had been closed for two days as a precautionary measureNorth East side of bridge collapsed severing connections between the two sides of the townView of the bridge on the following day
Nipigon River BridgeOntarioCanada10 January 2016Cable-stayed bridge carrying the Trans-Canada HighwayBolts holding uplift bearing to main girders of the bridge snapped,122 due to design and construction errors.123No injuries were reportedWest side of bridge separated from abutment and rose 60 cm above grade, but not seriously damaging the spanNewly constructed bridge failed after only 42 days of use. Because the bridge failure severed the only road link within Canada between Eastern and Western Canada,124 a temporary repair was completed the next day by adding weights to depress the span into position.125
Perkolo Bridge (sv)Nord-Fron near Sjoa, SelNorway17 February 2016Truss bridge with glued laminated timberMathematical error1260 dead, 1 injured127Complete collapse
Vivekananda Flyover BridgeKolkataIndia31 March 2016Steel girder flyover bridgeBolts holding together a section of the bridge snapped.128 Reason for bolt failure remains unknown.27 killed, 80+ injuredFly over on Vivekananda Road KolkataCollapse of bridge under construction
May Ave. OverpassOklahoma City, OklahomaUnited States19 May 2016Girder bridge over expresswayAn over-sized load hit the bridge, causing a section of the deck to failNo injuries were reported.Partial collapseDriver was found responsible for collapse.
Savitri River BridgeMaharashtraIndia2 August 2016Stone arched bridge over a riverDilapidated condition. About 100 years old.Two buses and few cars plunged into the flooded river. 28 dead.Partial collapseThe bridge collapsed in the middle of the night, sending many vehicles plunging into the river. A nearby garage worker heard the noise and went to the bridge to stop cars, preventing further casualties.
Railway bridgeTolten RiverChile19 August 2016Suspension bridge with steel deck truss.Cause undetermined—happened as a freight train was crossing the bridge0 killed, 0 injuredPartial collapse3 spans collapsed into river on 118-year-old bridge129130
Nzi River Bridgenear DimbokroIvory Coast6 September 2016Steel railway bridgeWhile train crossing0 injuredOne span of 1910 bridge collapsed.131
Yellow 'Love' BridgeKlungkung RegencyIndonesia16 October 2016Wooden suspension bridgeSnapped sling due to overloading9 killed, 30 injuredWhole bridge plunged onto river belowSlings snapped while 70 people were on the bridge during Nyepi celebration in Bali. Authorities stated that the sling cables that snapped could have been caused by overloading. Most witnesses stated that before the collapse, the bridge had swayed and shook for several times.132133
Lecco overpassProvince of LeccoItaly28 October 2016Concrete girder overpass.Cause undetermined—happened as 108-tonne truck was crossing the bridge1 killed, 5 injuredCentre span collapsed onto roadway below134Allegations have been made that the maintenance company, ANAS, had requested that the bridge be closed before the collapse and that the request was denied by Lecco, pending documentation.135
Camerano overpassProvince of AnconaItaly9 March 20172 killed, 3 injuredCentre span collapsed onto roadway below
Pfeiffer Canyon BridgePfeiffer Big Sur State ParkBig Sur, CaliforniaUnited States11 March 2017Concrete bridgeMassive rain and landslide0 killedThe foundation for one of the two piers was undermined by the landslide causing the pier to slide downhill with the earth around it and fail, and the deck to sag.Bridge collapse resulted in a 6-hour detour to get from one side of Big Sur to the other side, effectively splitting the community in half. It was replaced with a 310-foot-long span steel bridge that opened to traffic on 13 October 2017.136
I-85N, AtlantaAtlanta, GeorgiaUnited States30 March 2017Concrete OverpassFire (allegedly arson) involving HDPE pipe and other construction materials stored under bridge critically weakened structure, which collapsed.0 killed, 0 injuredInvestigation pending as to fire causeRepair work being done on the I-85 bridge
Sanvordem River BridgeCurchorem, GoaIndia18 May 2017Portuguese era footbridge made of steelDilapidation, bridge was closed for use.2 killed, 30 missingBridge is scheduled for demolition.The bridge was closed for use, but several people wanted to watch the rescue work of an alleged suicidal.
Sigiri BridgeNzoia River, Budalangi, Busia CountyKenya26 June 2017Three span bridge with composite steel beam and concrete deck.Collapsed during construction0 killed, 3 injuredUnknownOpinion is casting of decks was incorrectly sequenced.
Bridge No 'B1187 – 1978' on N3 at intersection with M2JohannesburgSouth Africa9 August 2017Multi-span reinforced concrete foot bridge.Collapsed at about 1:14 am on a public holiday0 killed, 5 injured, 1 with critical injuriesUnknown. No fatalities confirmed.Median column destructed by impact caused by 18.1 ton roll of coiled steel137
Ramat Elhanan Pedestrian Crossing on Highway 4Highway 4, between Bnei Brak and Giv'at ShmuelIsrael14 August 2017concrete pedestrian bridgeabout 19:481 killedVehicle collision.138
Provincial road Ksanthi-Iasmos at Kompsatos river crossingEastern Macedonia and Thrace districtGreece10 September 20173x simple supported spans of precast prestressed concrete girders, supported on reinforced concrete piers on shallow foundations in river bed.Probable cause is the time evolving scour and poor inspection. Exact cause remains unknown.0 injuredOne span collapsed and the supporting pier was inclined from the vertical orientation.Many pictures from the collapse (Greek text) can be found here139 and a newspaper short report (English text) here140
Troja footbridgePragueCzech Republic2 December 2017simple suspension concrete pedestrian bridgeProbably corrosion or damage of the suspension cables, impossibility of their effective inspection, impact of 2002 flood supposed.4 injured (2 heavily)Total collapse.Diagnostic research in 2007–2009 and in 2016 assessed the condition as wrong but not emergency. The last expert opinion was finished three weeks before the collapse. Since 2014, the bridge motion was continuously monitored every 2 minutes. The monitored data from 1:16 pm indicated nothing extraordinary, at 1:18 pm, the bridge was collapsed already. A footbridge from an important Prague park to the Prague Zoo over an arm of the Vltava river also collapsed.141142
Chirajara ViaductBorder between Cundinamarca and MetaColombia15 January 2018Cable-stayed bridgeDesign flaw in the transverse tie beam of the diamond pier caused the collapse.10 construction workers killed, about 6 injuredTotal collapse of half bridge. Remaining half later demolished.Bridge failure investigated by the Mexican company Mexpresa, and American company Modjeski and Masters
Florida International University pedestrian bridge collapseSweetwater and University Park, FloridaUnited States15 March 2018Concrete Pedestrian BridgePartially constructed concrete truss bridge, a rare design. Main span (174 ft.) prefabricated and moved over busy city street. Faulty design (insufficient rebar for interface shear capacity), lack of redundancy, lack of peer review and oversight all contributed to failure. Work was performed while street was open to traffic.1431446 dead, 10 others injured.Complete collapse onto public street with heavy vehicular traffic
Pathein – Chaung Thar bridge collapseAyeyarwady RegionMyanmar1 April 2018Concrete Steel Suspension BridgeBuilt 2004, 60-ton specification was reduced to 20 tons, when a six-wheel truck crossed at midnight, 1 am, bridge broke in half. Suspected steel rode. Exact cause remains unknown.2 people died145Complete collapse into river
Wooden footbridgeZamboanga, PhilippinesPhilippines27 April 2018Wooden bridgeWood decay0 injuredPartial collapse into waterA pedestrian bridge collapsed on film while a group of politicians and news crew were walking on it. No one was injured146
Rail bridgeBudilaBrașov CountyRomania30 June 2018Concrete bridgeCollapse due to the flood0 dead, 0 injured147Total bridge collapse
Cancura Bridge CollapseOsornoRegion de Los LagosChile23 June 2018Concrete bridgePossible loss of foundation1 dead, 6 injured148One section directly over the river Rahue collapsedThe bridge was under surveillance and undergoing maintenance work as several problems had been reported over the prior year. The Directorate of Hydraulic Works had reported only days prior to the accident to the Ministry of Public Works that mitigation measures were necessary as riverflow changes were causing potential undermining of the bridge foundations. Other suspected causes were improperly regulated extraction of sand and stones from the riverbed149
Zhejiang bridge collapseHangzhou CityZhejiangPeople's Republic of China28 July 20188 dead150
Ponte Morandi motorway bridge collapseGenoaLiguriaItaly14 August 2018Viaduct incorporating a cable-stayed bridgeCollapsed due to structural failure43 killed151210-metre (690 ft) section of the bridge collapsedPonte Morandi after the collapse; the bridge was demolished in June 2019.
Majerhat Bridge collapseKolkataIndia4 September 2018Major motorable bridge in Kolkata (ashpalt motorway)Possibly "had become too heavy and needed to shed load"3 dead, 25 injured35meter section collapsed with a bus, 5 cars and three two-wheelers on the span.152In mid-2017 experts had issued warning that the bridge was too heavy. "The agency had mentioned that the vibrator index of the bridge was okay.... But it suggested shedding of load from the bridge as the structure beneath was carrying more load than it could bear," said a senior Bengal government official who was involved with the safety audit.153
Bridge Collapse at SiliguriPhansidewa, SiliguriIndia7 September 2018The small bridge built over a nullah at Mangachh in Darjeeling districtThe bridge was in a dilapidated condition1 hurt154
Palu IV BridgePaluIndonesia28 September 2018Double Steel Arch, Roadway2018 Sulawesi tsunami0 killed, 0 injuredComplete Collapse of both spansBridge demolished in January 2019.
Dale Bend Bridge155Ola, ArkansasUnited States30 January 2019TrussOverweight truck
CST Foot over bridgeMumbaiIndia14 March 2019Concrete Foot Over bridgeThe structural audit has been conducted in an irresponsible and negligent manner.1566 dead, 30 injured157Partial Collapse
Ponte sobre o rio Moju, Bridge over the river Moju collapseMoju, State of ParáBrazil7 April 2019ConcreteMiddle sections of the bridge collapsed after ferryboat crashUnknown200 metres (660 ft) section of the bridge collapsed158
Bishopsford Road BridgeMitcham, LondonUnited Kingdom14 June 2019Road bridgeBridge scour caused by jack posts installed 4 days earlier caused instability and led to the partial collapse of the northern arch0 dead, 0 injured (the bridge was closed to traffic at the time)Partial collapse (northern arch)Fully demolished in July 2020 and rebuilt.159 Rebuilt bridge opened to traffic in October 2021.160
Nanfang'ao BridgeSu'ao, Yilan CountyRepublic of China1 October 2019Road bridgeCorrosion and poor maintenance6 dead, 12 injured161Total collapseBridge collapsed due to corrosion, lack of proper maintenance and lack of repair, according to a final investigation report released by the Taiwan Transportation Safety Board in November 2020.
Wuxi National Route 312 OverpassWuxi, Jiangsu ProvincePeople's Republic of China10 October 2019Concrete highway bridgeoverweight (186t) truck3 dead, 2 injured200 metres (660 ft) section of the elevated road toppled162
Pont de MirepoixMirepoix-sur-TarnFrance18 November 2019Concrete-steel bridgeoverweight truck2 dead, 5 injured150m long bridge collapsed163
Viadotto Madonna del Monte on A6 Highway (Savona-Torino)SavonaItaly24 November 2019Concrete bridgeheavy rain, landslide0 dead, 0 injured30 long highway bridge collapsed164
Caprigliola bridge collapseAullaItaly8 April 2020Concrete bridgeUnknown0 dead, 2 injured260m long provincial road bridge collapsed165
Bridge over Kola near MurmanskMurmanskRussia1 June 2020Steel bridge0 deadrailway bridge collapsed after foundations were washed away by strong water166
Tittle BridgeCanso, Nova ScotiaCanada7 July 2020Truss road bridgeOverweight truck0 killed, 1 injuredTotal failure of bridgeCrews were moving equipment related to replacement of the bridge across it when the collapse occurred.167
Pensacola Bay BridgePensacola, FloridaUnited States15 September 2020Unsecured bargeNoneSection of bridge collapsedAn unsecured barge during Hurricane Sally crashed into the bridge on September 15, with a crane on said barge falling on the bridge, causing a section of the bridge to collapse into the Pensacola Bay.
Mexico City Metro overpass collapseTláhuac Avenue, Tláhuac, Mexico CityMexico3 May 2021Railway/Tram overpass bridge.Erosion, dilapidation, damage due to the 2017 Puebla earthquake26 killed, 70+ injuredPartial collapse of a section of the overpassCollapsed section of the overpass, with a metro-train leaning over the edge.
Bridge over Salmysh near Imangulovo 1-YeOktyabrsky District, Orenburg OblastRussia7 May 2021Concrete road bridgeCollapsed during repairs, erosion0 killed, 4 injuredPartial collapse of bridge4 construction workers were moderately injured. EMERCOM/MChS are taking care of the rubble cleanup operation.168169
GA Route 86 overpass of Interstate 16Treutlen County, Georgia near SopertonUnited States15 July 2021Concrete and steel road bridgeBridge struck by raised dump trailer0 injuredRoad deck shifted 6 feet (2 m)I-16 was closed in both directions from Exits 71 (GA Route 15/GA Route 78) to 78 (US Route 221/GA Route 56) as the compromised bridge was demolished and cleared.170 The affected section of I-16 was reopened within 48 hours of the incident, but GA Route 86 had remained closed.171 In October 2021, GDOT awarded a US$3.6 million contract to reconstruct the GA Route 86 overpass as well as repave 4 miles (6 km) of US Route 221 that was damaged while I-16 was detoured, and the bridge was opened up to traffic in late July 2022.172173
Forbes Avenue Bridge over Nine Mile Run and Fern Hollow CreekPittsburgh, PennsylvaniaUnited States28 January 2022Steel frame continuous bridge with concrete deckCorrosion and poor maintenance0 killed, 10 injuredComplete Collapse of deck and superstructureA bus carrying the driver and two passengers as well as four other cars were on bridge deck during collapse. A weight limit of 26 Tons was in place at the time of collapse.174 Following the collapse, PennDOT ordered reviews of structural adequacy for five other bridges with similar designs to the Fern Hollow Bridge immediately; those five bridges were found to be in "fair" condition at their last inspections.

Replacement bridge opened 20 December the same year.

Loay-Clarin BridgeLoay, BoholPhilippines28 April 2022Steel frame and concrete surfaceExcessive weight, earthquake damage1754 killed, 17 injuredOverloaded bridge collapsed into the Loboc River. The bridge had previously been damaged by an earthquake in 2013, and had a heavy dump truck on it when it collapsed. 3 Filipinos and an Austrian tourist died.176177
Tretten Bridge (sv)Tretten, ØyerNorway15 August 2022There were two types of beams used for the trusses on the bridge: glued laminated timber beams were slanted, while the steel beams were vertical; weathering steel was used.178179180Block shear failure, which caused overloading of other elements in the truss.0 killed 181182183Complete collapseTretten Bridge on the day of the collapse.

Investigation is ongoing (as of Q3 2022).184 It is not desirable to have (laminated) wood from the collapsed bridge, floating down the river; as of August, parts of the bridge were still being lifted out of the river and onto the shore, and investigators are taking photos while the parts are being disconnected from the collapsed bridge.

Sanibel CausewaySanibel, FloridaUnited States28 September 2022Concrete Girder BridgesCollapsed due to Hurricane Ian1850 killedPartial Collapse
Ovčar Banja bridgeOvčar BanjaSerbia13 October 2022Pedestrian simple suspension bridge2 killed, 10 injuredComplete collapseBridge over the West Morava river that led to a monastery collapsed while a group of tourists was walking over it.186 No one was found guilty.187
Julto PulMorbi, GujaratIndia30 October 2022Suspension bridge141+ killed, 100+ injuredBridge had been reopened four days earlier, following repairs.
Espoo bridge collapseEspooFinland10 May 2023Pedestrian bridge24+ injuredMainly schoolchildren were injured.188
Interstate 95 bridge collapsePhiladelphia, PennsylvaniaUnited States11 June 2023Highway overpassTanker fire on underpass1 killed189Northbound lanes collapsed, southbound lanes damaged190
2023 Reed Point bridge collapseNear Columbus, MontanaUnited States24 June 2023Railroad bridgeTrain derailmentNone killed/injuredTrain carries hot asphalt/sulfur191192
Modak Bridge over Malan riverKotdwar, UttarakhandIndia12 July 2023Road bridge over river MalanCollapse due to floodingNone killed/injuredRoad Bridge over the Malan river connecting Kotdwar with Haridwar and Dehradun collapsed.193
Randklev BridgeRingebu, InnlandetNorway14 August 2023Railroad bridge over river LågenBridge collapsed during a flood, because a pillar in the river lost its foundation.None killed/injured194
Mizoram BridgeSairang, MizoramIndia23 August 2023Railway truss bridgeBridge collapsed during construction26 killedRailway truss bridge collapsed195
Lixinsha BridgeGuangzhou, GuangdongPeople's Republic of China22 February 2024Road bridgeBarge collision5 killed3 injuredA portion of the bridge collapsed.2024 Lixinsha Bridge collapse196
Francis Scott Key Bridge collapseBaltimore, MarylandUnited States26 March 2024Continuous truss road bridgeShip collision6 killed, 2+ injuredComplete collapse of main spanA container ship, MV Dali, struck a support column of the bridge. The collapse was caught on video.197
Paninsky BridgeVyazma, Smolensk OblastRussia8 April 2024Concrete road bridge over railway lineDilapidated condition of the bridge, possibly in combination with ground subsidence during the thaw.1 killed, 6 injuredFour sections of the bridge collapse onto the railway line; railway line, overhead line and other power lines as well as a gas line are damaged, train traffic is interrupted.198
Ponte di Visletto [de]Cevio, Canton of TicinoSwitzerland30 June 2024Arch bridge over river MaggiaCollapse due to floodingPartial collapse after flooding of river Maggia.199
Road Bridge ShangluoShangluo, Zhashui County, ShaanxiPeople's Republic of China19 July 2024Road bridgeCollapse due to floodingat least 38 killed, 24 missingAs a result of heavy rainfall, a section of the highway bridge collapsed.200
Road bridge of Yakang expresswayGanzi, SichuanPeople's Republic of China3 August 2024Road concrete bridgeCollapse due to mudslide5 missingTotal collapse of road bridge linking two tunnels201202
Sanhui New BridgeQiandongnan, GuizhouPeople's Republic of China8 August 2024Arch bridgeCracks in the bridgeNone killed/injuredCollapse of two arches of bridge203204
Babb’s Covered BridgeGorham, MaineUnited States24 August 2024Historic covered road bridgeOverweight truck1 injuredTruck fell through a section of the bridge205
Phong Châu BridgeLâm Thao, Phú Thọ ProvinceVietnam9 September 2024Road truss bridge over Red RiverCollapse due to flooding caused by Typhoon Yagi10 missing206207Collapse of truss bridge into river208
Carola BridgeDresden, SaxonyGermany11 September 2024Prestressed concrete road and light rail bridgeNone killed/injuredCollapse of light rail bridge part209
Red BridgeKamloopsCanada19 September 2024Road bridgeFire (allegedly arson)None killed/injuredTotal collapse and destructionPreceded by another, less destructive fire two days earlier.210211
Juscelino Kubitschek de Oliveira bridgebetween Maranhão and Tocantins states (between Aguiarnopolis and Estreito cities)Brazil23 December 2024Road bridgePoor maintenance (possible)13 deaths, 4+ missingSeveral vehicles fell into the river, including a tanker truck which spilled its load of sulfuric acid. A local councillor, who went to the bridge to record the extant structural issues, captured the beginning of the collapse.212
Portland & Western Mary's River Rail bridgeCorvallis, OregonUnited States4 January 2025Rail bridgeNo deaths or injuries reportedBridge collapsed as train was crossing, one car fell into Mary's River.213
Cabagan–Santa Maria BridgeCabagan and Santa Maria, IsabelaPhilippines27 February 2025Pre-Stressed concrete girder bridge, (PSCG)Design FlawsNo deaths, 6 injuriesPartial collapse (third span from Cabagan)

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