There’s no denying that most abandoned bridges have a somewhat eerie feeling about them. Maybe it’s because they’re in great despair. Or perhaps it’s because many of them are located in the middle of nowhere, without a single soul in sight. Whatever the reason, there are several abandoned bridges right here in Alabama that give off an eerie vibe—especially after the sun goes down. Let’s take a look at 10 of these abandoned bridges below.
- The Alabama Midland Railroad Bridge, which spans over the Pea River in Elba, Alabama, has been abandoned for many years.
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- Instead of in Elba, Alabama, this abandoned bridge spans over the Pea River in Enos, Alabama.
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- This abandoned bridge in Tallassee, Alabama connects Elmore and Tallapoosa counties.
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- On an abandoned section of County Road 421, in Dale County, you might stumble upon this truss bridge that spans over the Choctawhatchee River.
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- This 1969 vertical lift bridge, which spans over the Chattahoochee River, was once used by the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. It’s now abandoned.
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- This abandoned pony truss bridge spans over Bull Slough in Cohassett, Alabama.
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- Here in Talladega County, this abandoned truss bridge spans over Talladega Creek.
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- This abandoned 1915 Pratt pony truss bridge spans over Highpine Creek in Randolph County, Alabama.
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- Roe Bridge, which spans over the Pea River in Coffee County, is now abandoned.
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- This abandoned and derelict bridge, which leads to nowhere, is located in Covington, Alabama.
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Did you know there were so many abandoned bridges in Alabama? Is there an abandoned bridge in your town that gives off an eerie vibe?
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