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List of crossings of the Taunton River information


This is a list of bridges and other crossings of the Taunton River, from its mouth at the Mount Hope Bay upstream to its source at the confluence of the Town River and Matfield River, near the Paper Mill Village neighborhood of the town of Bridgewater, Massachusetts.

Crossing Image Carries Location Built Coordinates
Charles M. Braga, Jr. Bridge List of crossings of the Taunton River I-195 Somerset to Fall River 1966 41°42′23.62″N 71°09′56.51″W / 41.7065611°N 71.1656972°W / 41.7065611; -71.1656972 (Charles M. Braga, Jr. Bridge)
Slade's Ferry Bridge (demolished 1970) originally rail and road traffic 1875 41°43′14.99″N 71°9′31.00″W / 41.7208306°N 71.1586111°W / 41.7208306; -71.1586111 (Slade's Ferry Bridge)[1]
Brightman Street Bridge (closed to all traffic in 2011) formerly carried List of crossings of the Taunton RiverList of crossings of the Taunton River US 6 / Route 138 1908 41°43′26.26″N 71°09′20.51″W / 41.7239611°N 71.1556972°W / 41.7239611; -71.1556972 (Brightman Street Bridge)
Veterans Memorial Bridge List of crossings of the Taunton RiverList of crossings of the Taunton River US 6 / Route 138 2011 41°43′35.18″N 71°9′6.24″W / 41.7264389°N 71.1517333°W / 41.7264389; -71.1517333 (Miguel Corte-Real Bridge)
rail bridge (demolished) 41°46′12″N 71°07′13″W / 41.77000°N 71.12028°W / 41.77000; -71.12028 (demolished rail bridge)
temporary Bailey bridge (removed 2015) Elm Street (Berkley)
Center Street (Dighton)
Berkley and Dighton 2009 41°50′05.55″N 71°06′29.71″W / 41.8348750°N 71.1082528°W / 41.8348750; -71.1082528 (Berkley-Dighton Bridge)
Berkley–Dighton Bridge Elm Street (Berkley)
Center Street (Dighton)
Berkley and Dighton 2015 41°50′05.83″N 71°06′29.28″W / 41.8349528°N 71.1081333°W / 41.8349528; -71.1081333 (Berkley-Dighton Bridge)
Berkley-Dighton Bridge (demolished 2010) Elm Street (Berkley)
Center Street (Dighton)
Berkley and Dighton 1896 41°50′05.83″N 71°06′29.28″W / 41.8349528°N 71.1081333°W / 41.8349528; -71.1081333 (Berkley-Dighton Bridge)
Weir Bridge Plain Street Taunton 1953 41°53′09.89″N 71°05′20.62″W / 41.8860806°N 71.0890611°W / 41.8860806; -71.0890611 (Plain Street Bridge)
rail bridge (off Ingell Street, Weir Village) Middleboro Subdivision 41°53′15.29″N 71°05′05.28″W / 41.8875806°N 71.0848000°W / 41.8875806; -71.0848000 (rail bridge)
Edward McCarthy Memorial Bridge List of crossings of the Taunton River Route 140 (County Street) 1972 41°53′48.30″N 71°04′53.76″W / 41.8967500°N 71.0816000°W / 41.8967500; -71.0816000 (County Street Bridge)
rail bridge (off County Street) Massachusetts Coastal Railroad 41°54′00.65″N 71°04′59.63″W / 41.9001806°N 71.0832306°W / 41.9001806; -71.0832306 (rail bridge)
rail bridge (off Dean Street) Massachusetts Coastal Railroad 41°54′12.85″N 71°04′54.64″W / 41.9035694°N 71.0818444°W / 41.9035694; -71.0818444 (rail bridge)
John Joseph Donahue Memorial Bridge Honorable Gordon Owen Riverway 1975 41°54′11.77″N 71°04′32.38″W / 41.9032694°N 71.0756611°W / 41.9032694; -71.0756611 (Honorable Gordon Owen Riverway)
Harris Street Bridge closed 1887 41°54′20.12″N 71°04′09.74″W / 41.9055889°N 71.0693722°W / 41.9055889; -71.0693722 (pedestrian bridge?)
Route 24 bridge List of crossings of the Taunton River Route 24 Raynham 41°54′06.12″N 71°02′42.90″W / 41.9017000°N 71.0452500°W / 41.9017000; -71.0452500 (Route 24)
Old Colony Avenue (East Taunton)
South Street East (Raynham)
Taunton and Raynham 1945 41°53′09.56″N 71°01′48.07″W / 41.8859889°N 71.0300194°W / 41.8859889; -71.0300194 (Old Colony Avenue)
Church Street Bridge Church Street Raynham 1977 41°53′37.06″N 71°00′10.54″W / 41.8936278°N 71.0029278°W / 41.8936278; -71.0029278 (Church Street)
SFC Jared C. Monti Bridge US 44 Taunton and Raynham 41°54′11.59″N 70°59′44.88″W / 41.9032194°N 70.9958000°W / 41.9032194; -70.9958000 (US Route 44)
I-495 List of crossings of the Taunton River I-495 Middleborough and Raynham 41°55′25.00″N 70°59′47.82″W / 41.9236111°N 70.9966167°W / 41.9236111; -70.9966167 (I-495)
41°55′25″N 70°59′48″W / 41.92361°N 70.996616°W / 41.92361; -70.996616 (I-495)
World War I Veterans Memorial Bridge (aka Pratts Bridge)[2] Vernon Street Middleborough and Bridgewater 1956 41°55′56.49″N 70°59′35.07″W / 41.9323583°N 70.9930750°W / 41.9323583; -70.9930750 (Vernon Street)
World War II Veterans Memorial Bridge (aka Sturtevant Bridge)[3] Plymouth Street in North Middleboro./ Green Street 41°56′10.74″N 70°59′14.21″W / 41.9363167°N 70.9872806°W / 41.9363167; -70.9872806 (Plymouth/Green Street)
Desert Storm Veterans Memorial Bridge List of crossings of the Taunton RiverList of crossings of the Taunton River Route 18 / Route 28 2007 41°56′12.24″N 70°57′56.26″W / 41.9367333°N 70.9656278°W / 41.9367333; -70.9656278 (Bedford Street)
Titicut Street Bridge Titicut Street 41°56′02.38″N 70°57′23.47″W / 41.9339944°N 70.9565194°W / 41.9339944; -70.9565194 (Titicut Street)
rail bridge 41°56′20.57″N 70°56′25.69″W / 41.9390472°N 70.9404694°W / 41.9390472; -70.9404694 (rail bridge)
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge (aka Woodward Bridge) Summer Street 2012 41°56′50.99″N 70°56′11.55″W / 41.9474972°N 70.9365417°W / 41.9474972; -70.9365417 (Summer Street)
Auburn Street Bridge (ruin) Auburn Street 41°57′47.70″N 70°54′44.10″W / 41.9632500°N 70.9122500°W / 41.9632500; -70.9122500 (Auburn Street)
Childs Bridge Cherry Street Bridgewater and Halifax 41°58′42.48″N 70°54′43.73″W / 41.9784667°N 70.9121472°W / 41.9784667; -70.9121472 (Cherry Street)
Plymouth Street List of crossings of the Taunton River Route 104 Bridgewater 41°59′33.29″N 70°56′23.46″W / 41.9925806°N 70.9398500°W / 41.9925806; -70.9398500 (Plymouth Street)

River source at the convergence of the Town River and the Matfield River: 41°59′45.09″N 70°56′35.30″W / 41.9958583°N 70.9431389°W / 41.9958583; -70.9431389 (river source)

  1. ^ "USGS via HomeTownLocater". Archived from the original on September 30, 2007. Retrieved August 14, 2007.
  2. ^ USGS Maps
  3. ^ USGS Maps

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