List of bridges documented by the Historic American Engineering Record in Alabama
This is a list of bridges documented by the Historic American Engineering Record in the U.S. state of Alabama.[1]
Bridges
Survey No. | Name (as assigned by HAER) | Status | Type[2] | Built | Documented | Carries | Crosses | Location | County | Coordinates |
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AL-7 | Bridges of the Upper Tombigbee River Valley | Demolished | 1978 | Tombigbee River | Cochrane | Pickens | ||||
AL-8 | Bridgeport Swing Span Bridge | Extant | Swing span | 1892 | 1983 | Louisville and Nashville Railroad | Tennessee River | Bridgeport | Jackson | 34°57′22″N 85°41′39″W / 34.95611°N 85.69417°W / 34.95611; -85.69417 (Bridgeport Swing Span Bridge) |
AL-12 | Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Bridge | Extant | Trestle | 1899 | 1992 | Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad | Black Warrior River | Tuscaloosa | Tuscaloosa | 33°12′49″N 87°34′36″W / 33.21361°N 87.57667°W / 33.21361; -87.57667 (Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad Bridge) |
AL-54 | Birmingham Southern Railroad Bridge | Steel built-up girder | 1993 | Birmingham Southern Railroad | US 78 | Birmingham | Jefferson | |||
AL-59 | Brookside Bridge | Abandoned | Pratt truss | 1993 | Main Street | Five Mile Creek | Brookside | Jefferson | 33°38′22″N 86°54′59″W / 33.63944°N 86.91639°W / 33.63944; -86.91639 (Brookside Bridge) | |
GA-61 | Fourteenth Street Bridge | Extant | Reinforced concrete closed-spandrel arch | 1922 | 1982 | 14th Street | Chattahoochee River | Phenix City, Alabama, and Columbus, Georgia | Russell County, Alabama, and Muscogee County, Georgia | 32°28′21″N 84°59′48″W / 32.47250°N 84.99667°W / 32.47250; -84.99667 (Fourteenth Street Bridge) |
AL-62 | Linn Crossing Trestle Bridge | Extant | Trestle | 1993 | Louisville and Nashville Railroad | CR 71 | Linn Crossing | Jefferson | 33°40′39″N 86°57′59″W / 33.67750°N 86.96639°W / 33.67750; -86.96639 (Linn Crossing Trestle Bridge) | |
AL-63 | Louisville & Nashville Railway, Cahaba River Bridge | Extant | Parker truss | 1992 | Louisville and Nashville Railroad | Cahaba River | Helena | Shelby | 33°18′29″N 86°51′37″W / 33.30806°N 86.86028°W / 33.30806; -86.86028 (Louisville & Nashville Railway, Cahaba River Bridge) | |
AL-68 | Twentieth Street Underpass | Extant | Reinforced concrete cast-in-place slab | 1931 | 1993 | Railroad Reservation | 20th Street | Birmingham | Jefferson | 33°30′47″N 86°48′17″W / 33.51306°N 86.80472°W / 33.51306; -86.80472 (Twentieth Street Underpass) |
AL-87 | Warrior Southern Railway Bridge | Extant | Warren truss | 1905[3] | 1992 | Warrior Southern Railway | Hurricane Creek | Holt | Tuscaloosa | 33°15′03″N 87°27′46″W / 33.25083°N 87.46278°W / 33.25083; -87.46278 (Warrior Southern Railway Bridge) |
AL-104 | Tensaw River Lift Bridge | Replaced | Vertical-lift bridge | 1926 | 1994 | US 90 | Tensaw River | Mobile | Mobile | 30°41′02″N 88°00′32″W / 30.68389°N 88.00889°W / 30.68389; -88.00889 (Tensaw River Lift Bridge) |
AL-134 | Southern Railroad Stone Arch Bridge | Stone arch | 1995 | Southern Railway | Huntsville | Madison | ||||
AL-139 | Keller Memorial Bridge | Replaced | Reinforced concrete open-spandrel arch | 1928 | 1990 | US 31 | Tennessee River | Decatur | Morgan and Limestone | 34°36′48″N 86°58′21″W / 34.61333°N 86.97250°W / 34.61333; -86.97250 (Keller Memorial Bridge) |
AL-201 | Swann Bridge | Extant | Lattice truss | 1933 | 2002 | Swann Bridge Road | Locust Fork of the Black Warrior River | Cleveland | Blount | 33°59′51″N 86°36′05″W / 33.99750°N 86.60139°W / 33.99750; -86.60139 (Swann Bridge) |
AL-202 | Birmingham Mineral Railroad Viaduct | Demolished | Trestle | 1903 | 2001 | Louisville and Nashville Railroad Cane Creek Branch | Newfound Creek | Birmingham | Jefferson | 33°39′32″N 86°53′55″W / 33.65889°N 86.89861°W / 33.65889; -86.89861 (Birmingham Mineral Railroad Viaduct) |
AL-203 | Horton Mill Bridge | Extant | Lattice truss | 1935 | 2002 | Covered Bridge Circle | Calvert Prong of the Little Warrior River | Oneonta | Blount | 34°00′28″N 86°26′55″W / 34.00778°N 86.44861°W / 34.00778; -86.44861 (Horton Mill Bridge) |
AL-204 | Tennessee River Railroad Bridge | Extant | Vertical-lift bridge | 1870 | 1989 | SR 43 (former) | Tennessee River | Florence and Sheffield | Lauderdale and Colbert | 34°46′58″N 87°40′08″W / 34.78278°N 87.66889°W / 34.78278; -87.66889 (Tennessee River Railroad Bridge) |
AL-205 | William B. Crumpton Bridge | Replaced | Warren truss | 1989 | SR 10 | Tombigbee River | Nanafalia | Marengo | 32°07′44″N 88°02′29″W / 32.12889°N 88.04139°W / 32.12889; -88.04139 (William B. Crumpton Bridge) | |
AL-206 | King Bridge | Replaced | Warren truss | 1989 | US 43 | Black Warrior River | Demopolis | Marengo | 32°32′43″N 87°50′08″W / 32.54528°N 87.83556°W / 32.54528; -87.83556 (King Bridge) | |
AL-207 | Tutwiler Bridge | Replaced | Warren truss | 1989 | SR 9 | Tombigbee River | Gainesville | Sumter | 32°49′30″N 88°09′24″W / 32.82500°N 88.15667°W / 32.82500; -88.15667 (Tutwiler Bridge) | |
AL-209 | Edmund Pettus Bridge | Extant | Steel arch | 1940 | 2012 | US 80 Bus. | Alabama River | Selma | Dallas | 32°24′20″N 87°01′07″W / 32.40556°N 87.01861°W / 32.40556; -87.01861 (Edmund Pettus Bridge) |
AL-214 | Ross Creek Culvert | Extant | Culvert | 1864 | 2017 | South and North Alabama Railroad | Ross Creek | Hoover | Jefferson | 33°23′10″N 86°52′05″W / 33.38611°N 86.86806°W / 33.38611; -86.86806 (Ross Creek Culvert) |
AL-214-A | Louisville & Nashville Railroad, Ross Creek Concrete Culvert | Extant | Culvert | 1908 | 2017 | Louisville and Nashville Railroad | Ross Creek | Hoover | Jefferson | 33°23′11″N 86°52′10″W / 33.38639°N 86.86944°W / 33.38639; -86.86944 (Louisville & Nashville Railroad, Ross Creek Concrete Culvert) |
AL-214-B | Ross Creek Stone Slab Culvert | Extant | Culvert | 1864 | 2017 | Ross Bridge Parkway | Ross Creek | Hoover | Jefferson | 33°22′58″N 86°52′02″W / 33.38278°N 86.86722°W / 33.38278; -86.86722 (Ross Creek Stone Slab Culvert) |
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- ^ Library of Congress. "Prints and Photographs Online Catalog: Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record/Historic American Landscapes Survey". Retrieved June 5, 2022.
- ^ Parsons Brinckerhoff; Engineering and Industrial Heritage (October 2005). "NCHRP Project 25-25, Task 15: A Context For Common Historic Bridge Types" (PDF). National Cooperative Highway Research Program, Transportation Research Council, National Research Council. Retrieved June 5, 2022.
- ^ Tate, Ben (June 9, 2011). "IC Hurricane Creek Bridge". Bridgehunter.com. Retrieved July 5, 2022.