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Alabama
"Snitch" Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Timber stringer bridge over Commerce Street on the Geneva Walking Trail (an abandoned railroad line)
Open to pedestrians only
Choctawhatchee River Bridge   [Map]
Lost Pony truss bridge over Choctawhatchee River on County Rd. 45
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1925
Double Bridges Creek Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Steel stringer bridge over Double Bridges Creek on Sr 27 Mp 6.229
Open to traffic
Built 1962
Double Bridges Creek Bridge   [Map]
Steel stringer bridge over Double Bridges Creek on Spears Hill Road
Open to traffic
Built 1913; rehabilitated 1992
Double Bridges Creek Bridge   [Map]
Lost Pony truss bridge over Double Bridges Creek on County Dirt Road
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1943
Doug Mock Road Bridge   [Map]
Pony truss bridge over Corner Creek Tributary on Doug Mock Road
Closed to all traffic
Built 1925
Old Co. Rd. 41 Bridge   [Map]
Abandoned pratt through truss bridge over Hurricane Creek on a former alignment of Co. Rd. 41
Abandoned
Abandoned when the current CR 41 bridge was built in 1958.
Pea River Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Steel stringer bridge over Pea River on AL-27 (S. Morris St.)
Open to traffic
Built 1948
Pea River Railroad Bridge   [Map]
Abandoned warren pony truss bridge over Pea River on an abandoned alignment of the Central of Georgia Railroad
Abandoned
Revels Farm Road Bridge   [Map]
Pony truss bridge over Double Bridges Creek on Revels Farm Road
Closed to all traffic
Built 1900; rehabilitated 2003; Closed 2010
Spears Creek Bridge   [Map]
Lost Rigid frame bridge over Spears Creek on County Rd. 45
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1910; rehabilitated 1984
Spears Hill Rd. Bridge   [Map]
Lost Pony truss bridge over Double Bridges Creek on Spears Hill Road
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1913
The Trussell   [Map]
Abandoned closed-spandrel arch bridge over Hurricane Creek on old Hartford and Slocomb Railroad about 300 yards south of Coe Road
Abandoned
Bridge is a concrete arch bridge built September 30, 1907 for the Hartford and Slocomb Railroad. H & S RR ended services in 1992. Bridge currently remains abandoned in place.