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Clough Creek Bridge #909B Load Upgrade Project

Project completed in August 2023

Clough Creek Bridge

The short-span bridge over Clough Creek on 415th Way SE is old and had a 22-ton load weight limit. The load limit restriction was removed upon completion of this project.

Overview

Clough Creek Bridge is a 16-foot-long span located on 415th Way SE at SE 141st Street south of North Bend, WA.

More than 1,300 vehicles use the 73-year-old bridge every day. The support girders under the previous bridge deck were old and could no longer bear the weight of commercial trucks. This project removed the deteriorating concrete beams and replaced them with new prefabricated concrete girders. These upgrades restored the bridge to its original strength and makes it possible for trucks heavier than 22 tons to use the bridge.

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Project location

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The project is located on 415th Way SE at SE 141st Street south of North Bend, WA.

Budget and funding sources

The total project cost is $260,000. This project was paid for with county funding sources.

Project timeline

  • March 2023 – Design complete

  • August 2023– Construction closure from Aug. 7-21, 2023

  • Late August 2023 – Project complete

Photos

Six crew members to set the first of several concrete slabs for the new Clough Creek bridge deck.

Aug. 9, 2023 – It takes six crew members to set the first of several concrete slabs for the new Clough Creek bridge deck on 415th Way SE. 

 

April 9, 2023 – Clough Creek flows under 415th Way SE under the Clough Creek bridge.


The previous Clough Creek bridge on 415th Way SE was weight restricted. Load upgrades were completed in August 2023 and weight restrictions were eliminated.

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