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Rockdale County Bridge

Georgia's latest covered bridge isn't historic, but it exemplifies the interest the public still has in covered bridges. The bridge for this location was originally designed as a prestressed concrete bridge. However, county planners decided to make this bridge a landmark by adding a large wooden superstructure and rock facing to the underlying concrete bridge. Concerned about the possibility of fire led the county to install cameras, smoke detectors, and a sprinkler system. Total cost of the redesigned bridge: $880,000.

For more information, the city of Conyers has a page about the bridge on their website.

Facts:

  • County: Rockdale
  • Other names: Haralson Mill Covered Wooden Bridge
  • Length: 150 ft.
  • Width: 36 ft.
  • Built: 1997
  • Builder: APAC
  • Truss: decorative lattice
  • Stream: Mill Rock Creek
  • Road name: Haralson Mill Road
  • Traffic: Yes
  • WGCB Number:
  • Parking: Yes
  • Picnic area: No
  • Historic marker: No
  • Owner: Rockdale County

 

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