Non-National Highway System bridge projects
MnDOT District 8
MnDOT scores bridge condition needs when selecting projects to include in the 10-year Capital Highway Investment Plan. Bridges that carry roads on the National Highway System (NHS) are scored and selected separately from bridge needs off the system. MnDOT’s approach to managing bridge condition follows the guidance and targets in the Transportation Asset Management Plan and the planned outcomes in MnSHIP.
Non-NHS bridges are scored statewide, but prioritized within each district. The selection of bridge projects is informed by district staff, experts from MnDOT’s bridge office and the Bridge Replacement and Improvement Management System (BRIM).
Once selected, MnDOT then identifies and evaluates alternatives and other needs, legal requirements, issues and opportunities in coordination with local partners, and considers public input. In the process, non-bridge work may be added to a bridge project or a bridge project may be combined with a nearby pavement project. The department follows a context-sensitive complete streets approach, which considers the needs of all users. The final project may address a substantial number of needs beyond the bridge need that precipitated the project. Projects may move years based on local coordination, project delivery, timing of other nearby construction projects, and funding shifts.
What was selected
Related links
- District 8 project selection
- National Highway System bridge projects
- District 8 Non-National Highway System culvert projects
- Bridges projects over state highways carrying railroads
- Pedestrian bridge rehabilitation/replacement projects
How the projects scored
The construction costs shown on this list represent a very rough estimate based on limited information available at the time selection decisions were made. Actual construction and delivery costs will change over time as projects go from a concept through the project development process and are eventually constructed.
Last updated April 5, 2024
Total score | Bridge number | Route | Key Intersection or Closest Landmark | Work Type | Year Planned | High level cost estimate for planning purposes | Comments |
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65 | 6751 | US Hwy 59 | Spring Creek | Replace | 2030 | $970,000 | None |
65 | 6782 | Hwy 30 | Des Moines River | Replace | 2028 | $1,050,000 | None |
65 | 6801 | Hwy 4 | South Fork Crow River | Replace | 2030 | $1,190,000 | None |
65 | 6853 | Hwy 4 | Middle Fork Crow River | Replace | 2030 | $750,000 | None |
65 | 6854 | Hwy 4 | North Fork Crow River | Replace | 2030 | $1,920,000 | None |
65 | 9112 | 1st ST (MSAS 103) | Hwy 29 | Replace | None | $2,900,000 | This is a bridge over the highway and therefore is a lower priority with limited funding |
55 | 9017 | US Hwy 75 | Stream south of Jct Hwy 7 near Odessa | Replace | 2028 | $2,490,000 | None |
45 | 6403 | US Hwy 75 | Canby Creek | Replace | 2026 | $- | Replacing guardrail only to bring up to MASH standards |
45 | 42003 | US Hwy 59 | Diversion channel north of Fairview St in Willmar | Replace | 2031 | $2,010,000 | None |
20 | 6706 | Hwy 40 | Ditch north of 220th St near Madison | Replace | 2028 | $910,000 | None |
10 | 42012 | Hwy 68 | Three Mile Creek | Overlay | 2029 | $280,000 | None |