Low Clearance Bridges in Nevada
Nevada has 101 low-clearance bridges, tunnels, and overpasses in our database. The lowest railroad bridge in our database is in Moapa, at 7'0", and 10 structures are lower than 13'6", the height of a standard semi-trailer. Every height is checked by hand and tagged with the direction of travel it affects.
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The 15 lowest bridges in Nevada
Road and railroad structures with the least clearance, and the directions of travel each one affects. Footbridges over bike paths are left out. Open the map to see every structure by name and location.
| # | Structure | Location | Affects traffic | Clearance |
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| 1 | Railroad bridge | Moapa | W & E | 7'0" |
| 2 | Road overpass | Humboldt River Ranch | NW & SE | 9'11" |
| 3 | Railroad bridge | Moapa | NW & SE | 11'6" |
| 4 | Road overpass | Spring Valley | W & E | 12'0" |
| 5 | Truss bridge | Reno | SE & NW | 12'3" |
| 6 | Road overpass | Las Vegas | NE & SW | 12'6" |
| 7 | Road overpass | Nevada | SE & NW | 12'8" |
| 8 | Road overpass | Paradise | E & W | 13'0" |
| 9 | Road overpass | Incline Village | S & N | 13'4" |
| 10 | Road overpass | Sparks | N & S | 13'4" |
| 11 | Tunnel | Las Vegas | SE & NW | 13'6" |
| 12 | Road overpass | Sandy Valley | W & E | 13'6" |
| 13 | Road overpass | Reno | NE & SW | 13'6" |
| 14 | Road overpass | Nevada | NW & SE | 13'6" |
| 15 | Road overpass | Golconda | SE & NW | 13'6" |
Showing 15 of 101 structures. Clearances are posted or measured heights, verified by the Low Clearance Map team. Locations are the town or county the structure sits in.
How low do Nevada bridges go?
About 1 in 10 structures in Nevada is lower than 13'6", the height of a standard semi-trailer. Most RVs, box trucks, and rental moving trucks are between 10 and 13 feet tall, so anything in the red bars is a risk for them too.
Structures by clearance
Below 13'6"Nevada towns with the most low bridges
Plan a route through any of them and Low Clearance Map checks every structure against your vehicle height.
How to avoid low bridges in Nevada
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Enter your route
Type your start and destination into the Low Clearance Map web app.
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Set your vehicle height
Measure to the highest point, including roof air conditioners, antennas, and ladders. Rental trucks post it on the cab.
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Drive it with HeadRoom
Voice-guided directions on CarPlay and Android Auto that warn you before any structure too low for your direction. Get HeadRoom.
How many low clearance bridges are in Nevada?
Low Clearance Map lists 101 low-clearance bridges, tunnels, and overpasses in Nevada. 10 of them are lower than 13'6", the height of a standard semi-trailer. Reno, Las Vegas, and Elko have the most low structures.
What is the lowest bridge in Nevada?
The lowest railroad bridge in our database is in Moapa, at 7'0". Every clearance in our database is checked by a person and tagged with the direction of travel it affects, so you are only warned when it applies to you.
Does Google Maps avoid low bridges in Nevada?
No. Google Maps, Apple Maps, and Waze do not check your vehicle height against bridge clearances. Low Clearance Map checks your route against every verified structure in Nevada, then sends the safe route to Google Maps or Apple Maps, or to HeadRoom for voice-guided navigation.
How do I avoid low bridges in Nevada?
Plan your trip in Low Clearance Map with your vehicle height set. It flags every structure that is too low for you in your direction of travel and builds a route around them. Then drive it in HeadRoom, which gives voice guidance on Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and warns you before any low bridge.
How accurate is the Nevada bridge clearance data?
Each of the 101 structures in Nevada was verified by the Low Clearance Map team using public records, imagery, and driver reports, and carries Hazard Headings so alerts only fire for the affected direction of travel. The database was last updated in September 2026.
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