Harry Easterling Bridge - Peak SC
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member gpsblake
N 34° 14.582 W 081° 19.229
17S E 470488 N 3789149
An old Norfolk Southern railroad truss bridge that is now part of the Palmetto Trail.
Waymark Code: WMNG91
Location: South Carolina, United States
Date Posted: 03/10/2015
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Built in 1904, this steel truss bridge expands across the Broad River connecting the small town of Peak, SC to Fairfield County. It is 1,100 feet long

Several bridges have been built across this site including one that the confederates burned down themselves to slow Sherman's army passing through. Around 2009, the railroad turned this bridge over to the Palmetto trail and has been made safe to travel by foot or bicycle.

On the bridge you can see a great view of the Broad River and sometimes Bald eagles and other wildlife from the bridge.

For information on the Palmetto Trail
(visit link)
Parking Coordinates:: N 34° 14.617 W 081° 19.062

Date Built: 01/01/1904

Length of Span:
1100 feet long


www:
http://www.palmettotrail.org/Peak.asp


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