Bridge Condition Trends in Alaska

Between 2015 and 2025, bridge conditions in Alaska have improved. The share of bridges rated poor went from 9.8% to 7.5% — a change of -2.3 percentage points.

Condition Summary

YearTotalGoodFairPoorPoor %
20151,4936646811469.8%
20201,6457147901418.6%
20251,6607667701247.5%

Most Improved Counties in Alaska

CountyPoor % (2015)Poor % (2025)Change
Anchorage9.9%0.0%-9.9 pp
County 06612.8%5.7%-7.1 pp
Ketchikan Gateway17.6%11.2%-6.4 pp
Fairbanks North Star11.7%5.4%-6.3 pp
Haines11.1%5.0%-6.1 pp
Sitka City and6.9%2.8%-4.1 pp
Hoonah-Angoon8.8%4.9%-3.9 pp
Matanuska-Susitna10.5%6.6%-3.9 pp
Kenai Peninsula14.8%12.7%-2.0 pp
North Slope6.7%6.2%-0.4 pp

Counties Where Conditions Worsened

CountyPoor % (2015)Poor % (2025)Change
Yakutat City and0.0%18.8%+18.8 pp
Nome0.0%13.3%+13.3 pp
Aleutians East7.1%18.8%+11.6 pp
Kodiak Island4.2%12.0%+7.8 pp
Petersburg2.8%8.0%+5.3 pp
County 0638.5%12.3%+3.8 pp
Southeast Fairbanks8.1%10.9%+2.9 pp
Juneau City and0.0%2.1%+2.1 pp
Yukon-Koyukuk6.8%8.5%+1.7 pp
Wrangell City and3.8%5.2%+1.3 pp

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