Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
View Exhibit mapBig Hickory Creek Railroad Bridge (Warren County, Tennessee)
Warren deck truss with all verticals bridge over Big Hickory Creek on Caney Fork and Western RailroadOpen to traffic
Bridgeport Railroad Walking Bridge (Jackson County, Alabama)
Built 1887; four spans built 1900; Trusses modified in the 1930sWalking bridge, converted from a former L & N Railroad deck truss bridgeOpen to pedestrians
CFWR - Barren Fork Bridge (Warren County, Tennessee)
Originally built by the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad, later the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, later CSXPratt pony truss bridge over Barren Fork River on Caney Fork & Western Railroad in McMinnvilleOpen to traffic
CFWR - Rock Island Bridge (Warren County, Tennessee)
Warren deck truss bridge over Caney Fork River on Caney Fork & Western RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Boiling Fork Stone Arch Bridge (Franklin County, Tennessee)
Built 1851 as wooden trestle, replaced with stone arch bridge around turn of centurySpectacular stone arch bridge over Boiling Fork Creek on CSX RailroadOpen to traffic
CSX - Chattanooga Creek Trestle (Hamilton County, Tennessee)
Bridge built by N. C. & St. L Railway to Alton Park in Chattanooga, TNBridge over Chattanooga CreekDerelict/abandoned
CSX - Chetoogeta Mountain Tunnel (Whitfield County, Georgia)
Started July 1927, completed December 1928Tunnel under Chetoogeta Mountain on CSX Railroad (Formerly L & N Railroad, NC&StL Railroad ) in Tunnel HillOpen to rail traffic
CSX - Etowah River Bridge (Bartow County, Georgia)
Built in 1944 for Lake Allatoona ProjectDeck plate girder bridge over Cr 361- Etowah River (340432l)Open to traffic
CSX - Kentucky Lake Bridge (Humphreys County, Tennessee)
Built in 1945CSX railroad bridge over Kentucky Lake adjacent to Hwy 70 bridge in JohnsonvilleOpen for traffic
CSX - Mill Creek Bridge (Davidson County, Tennessee)
Abandoned deck plate girder bridge over Mill Creek on CSXAbandoned
CSX - Running Water Trestle (Marion County, Tennessee)
Built 1968Massive steel plate girder trestle over Running Water Creek and I-24 on CSX Railroad, west of ChattanoogaOpen to rail traffic
Johnsonville Railroad Bridge (Humphreys County, Tennessee)
Originally built 1867 as a timber Howe truss bridge; rebuilt or modified in 1873, 1893, 1900, and 1915; demolished 1945 with the creation of Kentucky LakeLost through truss swing bridge over Tennessee River on the NC&Stl Railway between Eva and (Old) JohnsonvilleNo longer exists
LN - Bridgeport Swing Bridge (Jackson County, Alabama)
Swing span built 1892; 114'6" (East) truss replaced 1910 w/ a 114' 8¼” riveted span; 145' (West) truss replaced 1912 w/ a 2nd-hand 143'-3¾" riveted span fabricated in 1905; Swing replaced 1981Camelback Warren through truss bridge over Tennessee River on CSX RailroadReplaced by a new bridge
LN - Calfkiller River Bridge (White County, Tennessee)
Built 1905Deck plate girder bridge over Calfkiller River on pedestrian trail (formerly NC&StL Railway)Open to pedestrians only
LN - Mill Creek Bridge (Quarry Spur) (Davidson County, Tennessee)
Abandoned pratt through truss bridge over Mill Creek on Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis RailwayDerelict/abandoned
LN - Stones River Bridge (Davidson County, Tennessee)
Only stone piers remain today. Appears in 1932 topo map, but not in a 1956 version.Lost bridge over Stones River on Former Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis RailroadRemoved
Old Pinnacle Road Bridge (Cheatham County, Tennessee)
The Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad installed the two truss spans in 1898 and the Virginia Bridge and Iron Co. fabricated the plate girder in 1911. In 1922 the County acquired the bridge for a roadway.Through truss bridge over Harpeth River in Kingston SpringsClosed to all traffic
Old Railroad Bed Road Bridge (Lincoln County, Tennessee)
Built 1889; rail line abandoned 1929Lost Warren pony truss bridge over Cold Water Creek on Old Railroad Bed Road (TN-274)Replaced by new bridge
Old White Bridge (Davidson County, Tennessee)
Built 1913 as a railroad crossing for the White Bridge Road. Bridge made part of the Richland Creek Greeway in April of 2009.Concrete deck girder bridge over Richland Creek and the old Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad on Richland Creek Greenway on a former alignment of White Bridge RoadOpen to pedestrians
RJCM - Cumberland River Swing Bridge (Montgomery County, Tennessee)
Built 1891 by the Pencoyd Bridge & Construction Co.Swing through truss bridge over Cumberland River on R.J. Corman Railroad/Memphis Line at ClarksvilleOpen to traffic
SQVR - Battle Creek Bridge (Marion County, Tennessee)
Built 1909Warren through truss bridge over Battle Creek on Sequatchie Valley RailroadOpen to traffic