Bridge conditions in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire
385 inventoried bridges · 31 rated poor · 2025 National Bridge Inventory
United States Bridge Conditions2025 National Bridge Inventory, FHWACompiled
Hillsborough County tracks close to typical: 31 of its 385 inventoried bridges (8.1%) are rated poor, against a national rate of about 7%.
- 31 of the 385 bridges in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, are rated in poor condition (8.1%) in the 2025 National Bridge Inventory, as of .
- 201 bridges (52.2%) are rated good and 153 (39.7%) fair.
- The median Hillsborough County bridge was built in 1973.
- The busiest poor-rated bridge is I-293 Fee Tpk over Stark Way (built 1956), carrying about 46,106 vehicles a day.
Good 52.2% · Fair 39.7% · Poor 8.1% of 385 bridges
Bridges rated poor
Every bridge in the county with a poor rating, busiest first. Poor means a major component is rated 4 or lower on FHWA's 0-9 scale; it is a repair flag, not a closure notice.
Busiest bridges in the county
| Bridge | Built | Vehicles/day | Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fee Tpk N&S Ramps over Salmon Brook | 1955 | 128,889 | Good |
| Fee Tpk over Greeley Street | 1993 | 78,063 | Good |
| Fee Tpk over Souhegan River | 1953 | 75,081 | Good |
| Fee Tpk over Baboosic Brook | 1954 | 75,081 | Good |
| US 3 Fee Tpk NB over Nashua River | 1955 | 73,979 | Fair |
| US 3 Fee Tpk SB over Nashua River | 1959 | 71,221 | Good |
| I-293 Fee Tpk over N Br Piscataquog River | 2016 | 69,164 | Good |
| Fee Tpk NB Ramp 4 over Ramp 3B | 1997 | 66,228 | Good |
| I-293 Fee Tpk over S Br Piscataquog River | 2016 | 63,919 | Good |
| I-293 Fee Tpk over I-293 NB on Ramp | 2016 | 63,919 | Good |
Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory, 2025. Counts cover inventoried highway bridges over 20 feet; ratings are reported by the state DOT.
Every bridge in Hillsborough County → - all 385, busiest first, each with its own condition record.
All of New Hampshire: New Hampshire bridge conditions by county · every download on the data page.
Background: how bridge ratings work · what "poor" and "structurally deficient" actually mean · how often bridges are inspected.