Bridge Condition Trends in Oklahoma

Between 2015 and 2025, bridge conditions in Oklahoma have improved. The share of bridges rated poor went from 13.5% to 7.5% — a change of -6.0 percentage points.

Condition Summary

YearTotalGoodFairPoorPoor %
201523,04910,8589,0833,10513.5%
202023,1559,91810,9112,32610.0%
202522,9269,51511,6921,7197.5%

Most Improved Counties in Oklahoma

CountyPoor % (2015)Poor % (2025)Change
Cherokee29.7%10.2%-19.5 pp
Okmulgee26.9%17.4%-9.6 pp
Sequoyah12.3%3.4%-8.9 pp
Grant13.5%6.5%-7.0 pp
Osage24.2%17.9%-6.2 pp
Alfalfa11.7%5.9%-5.7 pp
Kay10.9%5.3%-5.6 pp
Adair21.3%15.8%-5.4 pp
Kiowa7.3%2.5%-4.7 pp
Woods6.6%1.9%-4.7 pp

Counties Where Conditions Worsened

CountyPoor % (2015)Poor % (2025)Change
Marshall4.1%11.4%+7.3 pp
Garvin5.0%11.5%+6.5 pp
Pittsburg2.6%7.8%+5.2 pp
Bryan5.1%10.1%+5.0 pp
Latimer1.6%6.5%+4.9 pp
Delaware11.9%16.8%+4.9 pp
Washington6.7%11.2%+4.5 pp
Choctaw2.5%6.9%+4.4 pp
Coal3.1%6.3%+3.2 pp
Mayes10.4%12.9%+2.5 pp

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