July 2013 (38.71000 Degrees, -122.04778 Degrees) Capay Bridge |
The Capay Bridge (22C0005) is named after a nearby town. It crosses Cache Creek on CR-85 just north of SR-16. They must have been allowed to keep the bridge number of the older bridge. It's a skinny (35 ft wide) three span prestressed concrete box girder bridge on single column bents. It looks like a single box girder with wide overhangs (and lots of swallow nests). The bridge is 444 ft long with a 160 ft long center span over the creek. They don't say what the old bridge was like but the NBI says it had a sufficiency rating of 49.2% during the inspection in 1992.
Yolo County, California Bridges: Capay Bridge across Cache Creek by Mark Yashinsky is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.
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