Sulphur Fork Bridge-Port Royal State Park, TN
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member snfromky
N 36° 33.246 W 087° 08.425
16S E 487433 N 4045418
Located in the Port Royal State Park, a bridge used to carry the Clarksville to Springfield highway now carries only foot traffic.
Waymark Code: WM2H6R
Location: Tennessee, United States
Date Posted: 11/03/2007
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member 8Nuts MotherGoose
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The Sulphur Fork Creek Bridge was built in 1890 and looks as good today as it ever has. The bridge utilizes a Pratt truss design -- one of the first such bridges to do so in the United States. The Clarksville-to-Springfield highway was moved a few hundred yards south of here years ago.
Original Use: Vehicle - Car / Truck

Construction: Iron

Condition: Good

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Date Built: Not listed

Date Abandoned: Not listed

Bridge Status - Orphaned or Adopted.: Not listed
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