US 78

Apalachee River Bridge (Walton County, Georgia)
Built 1938
Open spandrel concrete arch bridge over Apalachee River on Ga. 10 / U.S. 78 Westbound
Intact but closed to all traffic

Bankhead Highway Proctor Creek Bridge (Fulton County, Georgia)
Built 1908
Concrete arch bridge over Proctor Creek on Bankhead Highway in Atlanta
Open to traffic

Boguefala Creek Bridge (Lee County, Mississippi)
Built circa 1930
Concrete tee beam bridge over Boguefala Creek on CR 1310
Open to traffic

Boguefala Creek Bridge (Lee County, Mississippi)
Built 1948
Steel stringer bridge over Boguefala Creek on Sr 178 (old Us 78)
Open to traffic

Boguegaba Creek Bridge (Lee County, Mississippi)
Concrete stringer bridge over Boguegaba Creek on CR 1310 (old US 78)
Open to traffic with 5 Ton Limit

Bull Mountain Creek Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1938; Replaced 2018
Steel stringer bridge over Bull Mountain Creek on Sr 178
Replaced by a new bridge

CR 278 Unknown Creek Bridge (Union County, Mississippi)
Built circa 1930
Concrete culvert bridge over Unknown Creek on CR 278 (old US 78)
Open to traffic

Cypress Creek Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1938; Replaced 2018
Steel stringer bridge over Cypress Creek on Sr 178
Replaced by a new bridge

Five Mile Viaduct (Charleston County, South Carolina)
Built 1926
Concrete tee beam bridge over S.C.L. Rr & S-39 on US 78
Replaced by a new bridge in 2015

Gum Creek Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1938; Replaced 2018
Steel stringer bridge over Gum Creek on Sr 178
Replaced by a new bridge

Hickory Creek Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1938; Replaced 2018
Steel stringer bridge over Hickory Creek on Sr 178
Replaced by a new bridge

Johns Creek Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1938; Replaced 2019
Steel stringer bridge over Johns Creek on Sr 178
Replaced by a new bridge

Johns creek Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1938
Steel stringer bridge overJohns creek on Sr 178
Open to traffic

Lick Skillet Creek Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1938; Replaced 2018
Steel stringer bridge over Lick Skillet Creek on Sr 178
Replaced by a new bridge

Little Cahaba River Bridge (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Built 1931
Slab bridge over Little Cahaba River on US 78
Open to traffic

Locust Fork Warrior River Bridge (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Built 1962
Girder bridge over Locust Fork Warrior River on US 78
Open to traffic

Mantachie Canal MS 178 Bridge (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1949; Renovated 2016
Through truss bridge over Mantachie Canal on MS 178
Open to traffic

Mantachie Creek/Bankhead Rd SW Bridge (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Abandoned warren pony truss bridge over Mantachie Creek on an abandoned section of Bankhead Rd (Old MS 178/US 78)
Derelict/abandoned

NS - Old US78 Overpass (Walker County, Alabama)
Built 1960
Deck plate girder bridge over Old US 78 on NS Railroad
Open

NS US78 Overpass (Shelby County, Tennessee)
Pony plate girder bridge over US 78 on Norfolk Southern Railway
Open to traffic

Old Creek Run Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1947
Concrete tee beam bridge over Old Creek Run on Sr 178
Open to traffic

Old Highway 78 Bridge (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Abandoned bridge over L&N Railroad (abandoned) on Old Highway 78 (Abandoned)
Abandoned and covered in kudzu

Old US 78 Bridge (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Concrete tee beam bridge over Cane Creek on Old US 78
Open to pedestrians only

Old US 78/AL 118 Bridge (Marion County, Alabama)
Abandoned bridge on an abandoned alignment of US 78/AL 118
Derelict/abandoned

Relief Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1931
Steel stringer bridge over Relief on Sr 178
Open to traffic

Relief Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1938
Steel stringer bridge over Relief on Sr 178
Open to traffic

Riverside Bridge (St. Clair County, Alabama)
Built 1930; rehabilitated 1972
Through truss swing bridge over Coosa River (Logan Martin Lake) on US 78 at Riverside
Open to traffic

Tippah River Bridge (Marshall County, Mississippi)
Built 1937
Wooden bridge over Tippah River on MS 178 (Old US 78) northwest of Potts Camp
Open to traffic

Tombigbee River Bridge (Old US 78) (Itawamba County, Mississippi)
Built 1931
Steel stringer bridge over Tombigbee River on Sr 178
Open to traffic

U.S. 78 Mulberry Fork Bridge (Walker County, Alabama)
Built 1940; replaced 2004
Lost through truss bridge over Mulberry Fork Warrior River on Northbound US 78
Replaced by modern bridge

US78 Cahaba River Bridge (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Built 1955
Concrete tee beam bridge over Cahaba River on US 78
Open to traffic

Wolf Creek Bridge (Lee County, Mississippi)
Built 1936
Concrete tee beam bridge over Wolf Creek on Sr 178 (old Us 78)
Open to traffic