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Kentucky
Carrollton-Prestonville Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Through truss bridge over Kentucky River on US 42 in Carrollton
Open to traffic
Built 1952
CSX - Kentucky River Bridge (Worthville)   [Map]
Parker through truss bridge over Kentucky River on CSX Railroad (Formerly L&N Shortline)
Open to traffic
CSX - Mill Creek Tunnel   [Map · Street View]
Abandoned tunnel under hill
Intact but closed to all traffic
A tunnel that was bypassed in the 1990s and remains in place.
CSX Buffalo Creek Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Stone arch bridge over Buffalo Creek on CSX
Open to traffic
Csx Rr Over Gilgal Road Bridge   [Map]
Culvert bridge over Csx Rr Over Gilgal Road on Gilgal Branch Road
Built 1940
Friend Farm Road Bridge   [Map · Street View]
Pratt pony truss bridge over Lick Creek on Friend Farm Road
Open to traffic on a private lane
Little Kentucky River Bridge (1871)   [Map]
Lost Through truss bridge over Little Kentucky River on US-42, KY-36
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1871; Replaced 1927
Little Kentucky River Bridge (1927)   [Map]
Lost Through truss bridge over Little Kentucky River on US-42, KY-36
Replaced by a new bridge
Built 1927; Replaced 1985
McCool's Creek Bridge   [Map]
Bowstring pony truss bridge over Ravine on Carrollton Riverwalk
Open to pedestrians only
Built ca. 1869. Originally carried an old alignment of US 42 over McCool's Creek. Moved over a ravine between Two Rivers Campground and Point Park in Carrollton in August, 2013.
Old McCool's Creek Bridge   [Map]
Abandoned bowstring pony truss bridge over McCool's Creek on Old alignment of U.S. 42
Abandoned until 2013 August when it was relocated for pedestrian service.
Built in 1869, abandonded when Hwy42 alignment changed, prior to 1942
Old US 42 Kentucky River Bridge   [Map]
Lost Pennsylvania through truss bridge over Kentucky River on US 42 in Carrollton
Replaced by new bridge
Built 1900
Sanders Covered Bridge   [Map]
Lost Howe through truss bridge over Eagle Creek on KY 36
Destroyed by fire
One span collapsed by an overloaded truck in 1922. Remaining two spans lost to arson on August 23, 1948.