In western Oklahoma, the section of Route 66 from Bridgeport to Hydro is considered distinctive since it marks a change in geography by providing the first glimpse of the western plains. The section also contains the William H. Murray Bridge, also known as the Pony Bridge (due to the truss system it uses). Completed in 1934, the bridge is one of the most distinctive bridges of the road in Oklahoma due to its massive length. (Photo by Historic Bridges)
Bridgeport Bridge (aka Pony Bridge & William H. Murray Bridge)
| City/Town: • Hinton |
| Location Class: • Government |
| Built: 1934 | Abandoned: 1934 |
| Historic Designation: • National Register of Historic Places (December 4, 2020) |
| Status: • Saved |
| Contributor: Preservation Oklahoma |
| Year(s) Listed: • 2015 • 2016 |