Central of Georgia Railway

Reporting mark: CG
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CCKY - Chattooga River Bridge (Chattooga County, Georgia)
Built around 1888...that is when this line was opened for traffic
Pratt through truss bridge over Chattooga River on Chattooga & Chickamauga Railway (Formerly Central of Georgia) in Trion
Open to traffic

Central of Georgia - Lyerly Bridge (Chattooga County, Georgia)
Built around 1888...that is when this line was opened for traffic
Abandoned Pratt through truss bridge over Chattooga River on former Central of Georgia Railway
Abandoned

CG - 1853 Brick Arch Viaduct (Chatham County, Georgia)
Built 1853
Four-span brick arch bridge over Ogeechee Canal and W. Boundary Street on the Central of Georgia Railway in Savannah
Rail line discontinued

CG - Cahaba River Bridge (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Built 1944-1945; Line abandoned c. 1970s
Lost Bridge over Cahaba River on Central of Georgia Railway (abandoned)
Demolished, but piers remain

CG - Choctawhatchee River Bridge (Geneva County, Alabama)
Bridge over Choctawhatchee River on Central of Georgia RR
No longer exists

CG - Hard Labor Creek Bridge (Morgan County, Georgia)
Abandoned warren deck truss with alternating verticals bridge over Hard Labor Creek on Central of Georgia Railway
Derelict/abandoned

CG - I-20 Overpass (Jefferson County, Alabama)
Abandoned deck plate girder bridge over I-20 on Central of Georgia Railway (abandoned)
Abandoned

CG - Oconee River Bridge (Laurens County, Georgia)
Built 1890
Deck plate girder swing bridge over Oconee River on Central of Georgia Railway
Replaced by a new bridge

CG - Oostanaula River Swing Bridge (Old) (Floyd County, Georgia)
Built in 1888; replaced in 1905
Lost Warren through truss with sub-panels bridge over Oostanaula River on Chattanooga Rome & Columbus Railroad
No longer exists

CG - Pea River Bridge (Geneva County, Alabama)
Abandoned warren pony truss bridge over Pea River on an abandoned alignment of the Central of Georgia Railroad
Abandoned, burned, and collapsed

CG - Small Stream Culvert (Effingham County, Georgia)
Abandoned brick culvert bridge over Small Stream on Central of Georgia Railroad
Derelict/abandoned

CG - Walker Street Overpass (Upson County, Georgia)
Built 1930
Steel stringer bridge over East Walker Street on Central of Georgia Railroad
Open to traffic

CHAT - Columbia Railroad Bridge (Houston County, Alabama)
Built mid-1970s to replace swing span immediately downstream
Warren through truss with sub-panels bridge over Chattahoochee River on Chattahoochee Bay Railroad
Open to traffic

College Street Bridge (Bibb County, Georgia)
Built in 1899; replaced in 2020 to improve RR clearances
Lost Brick arch bridge over NS RR on College Street
Replaced by a new bridge

County Road 49 Overpass (Coosa County, Alabama)
Built 1940
Steel stringer bridge over C of G Rr on CR 49
Open to traffic

Heritage Park Trail - Oostanaula River Bridge (Floyd County, Georgia)
Built 1905 by the American Bridge Company for the Central of Georgia Railway, later abandoned then refurbished by the City of Rome as a pedestrian bridge
Swing Warren through truss bridge over Oostanaula River on the former Central of Georgia Railway (Now used as a pedestrian bridge)
Open to pedestrians

NS - Bull Creek Arch Bridge (Muscogee County, Georgia)
Closed-spandrel arch bridge over Bull Creek on Railroad


NS - College Avenue Bridge (Clarke County, Georgia)
Built 1942
Steel stringer bridge over College Ave on NS RR
Open to traffic

NS - Coosa River Bridge (Childersburg) (Talladega County, Alabama)
Old spans at this locaiton (four 1906 pin-connected Pratt trusses) replaced by modern bolted trusses c. 2001
Parker through truss bridge over Coosa River on Railroads (NS)
Open to traffic

NS - CR 62 Overpass (Shelby County, Alabama)
Built 1926
Tunnel over a county road on the Central Georgia Railroad
Open to traffic

NS - Oak Mountain Tunnel (Shelby County, Alabama)
Tunnel on NS
Open to traffic

NS - Ocmulgee National Park Overpass (Bibb County, Georgia)
Brick arch bridge over Ocmulgee National Park Road on Norfolk Southern Railway
Open to traffic

NS - Oconee River Bridge (Wilkinson County, Georgia)
Built 1918
Bridge over Oconee River on Norfolk Southern Railway (Nee Central of Georgia)
Open to traffic

NS over NS Railroad Bridge (Fulton County, Georgia)
Pony truss bridge on NS Railroad or NS Railroad
Open to traffic

Silver Creek Trail - Etowah River Bridge (Floyd County, Georgia)
Dedicated to the memory of Robert L. (Bob) Moore, Sr., Rome native and bicycle shop owner
Pratt through truss bridge over Etowah River in Rome, Georgia
Open to pedestrians only

Sixth Street Bridge (Spalding County, Georgia)
Built 1912; rehabilitated 1958
Through truss bridge over the Norfolk Southern Railroad on Sixth Street in Griffin
In storage or disassembled

The Trussell (Geneva County, Alabama)
Built September 30, 1907 for the Central of Georgia Railway; Abandoned 1992 when Hartford & Slocomb Railroad ended service.
Abandoned closed-spandrel arch bridge over Hurricane Creek on old Hartford and Slocomb Railroad about 300 yards south of Coe Road
Abandoned

Turner House Bridge (Chatham County, Georgia)
Built 1860; Building built under an arch in the 60s; Converted to pedestrian use ca. 2000
Four-span brick arch bridge over Ogeechee Canal, West Boundary Street, & SCAD Old Arch Hall/Mail Center on SCAD walkway in Savannah
Open to SCAD students

Wooden NS RR Overpass (Taylor County, Georgia)
Timber stringer bridge over NS Railroad on Private drive
Open to private and farm traffic