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Oconee County

Chapman's Bridge 40-39-01x / 40-37-02x [Map]
Modified Howe through truss bridge over Clearwater Creek (Orignally built across the Keowee River) on Route 133 (Originally Route 288)
Destroyed by fire sparked by lightning.
Built 1917 on Route 288 near Jocasee, relocated to Keowee-Toxaway State Nature Area 1969, Struck by lightning & burned June 4th, 1974

Chau Ram County Park Swinging / Suspension Footbridge [Map]
Wire suspension bridge over Chauga River on pedestrian pathway
Open to pedestrians only

Chauga River Bridge [Map]
Abandoned bridge over Chauga River on old US 76
Derelict/abandoned
replaced by current bridge in 1965

Cobb Bridge [Map · Street View]
Camelback Warren through truss bridge over Chauga River on C-37-634. Relocated here 1962.
Open to traffic
Built 1940 at across the Tugaloo River; Re-erected here 1962

Middle Tunnel [Map]
Abandoned tunnel
Derelict/abandoned - Majority of tunnel was filled in in the early 1900s
Built 1953

NS - Chauga River Bridge [Map]
Bridge over Chauga River on Railroad
Open

NS - Coneross Creek Bridge [Map · Street View]
Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Coneross Creek on Norfolk Southern Railway, Greenville-Atlanta Subdivision
Open to traffic

NS - Lake Hartwell Bridge [Map · Street View]
Bridge over Seneca River/Lake Hartwell on Norfolk Southern Railway
Open to traffic

Old US123 Tugaloo River Bridge [Map · Street View]
Camelback through truss bridge over Tugaloo River
Open to pedestrians
Built 1940, middle span dismantled and reassembled as the Cobb Bridge in 1962 when new U.S. 123 bridge was built..

Prather Bridge [Map · Street View]
Lost Town lattice truss bridge over Tugaloo River on Cleveland Pike Road
Destroyed by fire
Built 1920; Burned April 9th 1978

Rogue's Ford Bridge [Map]
Lost through truss bridge over the Chattooga River, next to US 76
Removed
Built in 1895

Saddle Tunnel [Map]
Historic Railroad Tunnel
Inundated
Built 1853

Stumphouse Tunnel [Map]
Never finished pre-Civil War railroad tunnel
Open to pedestrians, bring a flash light!
contruction began in 1856, abandoned 1859

Tamassee Bridge [Map · Street View]
Pony truss bridge over West Fork Little River on S-37-32
Open to traffic
Built 1948; rehabilitated 1994