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Low Clearance and Bridge Information While it is our desire to provide the most accurate information, we rely on third party information; therefore, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. Please remember, you will need to pay special attention to bridge and tunnel height restrictions, wherever you travel. Not all States are available. State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height AL AL 1/US 31 Seale 13 0 AL AL 10 Greenville 10 0 AL AL 111 Wetumpka - at Coosa Rver Bridge 12 6 AL AL 251 Ardmore 11 0 AL AL 51 Opelika-South of Jct. I-85 13 4 AL AL 53 Ardmore-West, East of Jct I-65 10 8 AL Local Road Nectar-1 mile east, Locust Fork River, covered bridge 9 0 AL Swan Bridge Rd Cleveland-1 mile west at Locust Fork River Bridge 13 0 AL US 31 Montgomery - at Coosa River 13 4 AL US 90 Mobile-Bankhead Tunnel 12 0 AL US 98 WB Spanish Fort - 0.3 miles west 13 6 State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height AK None Available State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height AZ 6th AVE Tucson-mile point 66.73 10 11 AZ AZ 188 4 miles north of jct. AZ 88 at Salt River-mile point 262.44 12 3 AZ AZ 80 Douglas- mile point 366.10 12 10 AZ AZ 84 EB Casa Grande-mile point 177.66 13 6 AZ US 191 Morenci-Tunnel at mile point 169.90 12 10 State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height AR AR 106 Batesville-west, 2.43 miles West of AR 69 10 6 AR AR 134 Garland-Jct. US 82 13 5 AR AR 187 Beaver-between US Hwy 63 and AR Hwy 23, the Beaver Bridge at the White River/ 11 6 Tablerock Lake*(Reported by an individual, not listed on other maps) AR AR 247 Pottsville-0.11 miles South of US 64 11 1 AR AR 282 Mountainburg-Approx. 4.5 miles Southwest 13 1 AR AR 296 Mandeville-Approx. 0.5 miles Southwest 11 0 AR AR 307 Briggsville-2.5 miles South of Fourche LaFave River 13 0 AR AR 365 North Little Rock-0.4 miles West of US 70 13 0 Coach-Net Trip Planning © Coach-Net. All Rights Reserved. Low Clearance and Bridge Information Continued State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height AR AR 42 Turrell-0.01 miles east of AR 77 11 9 AR AR 43 Siloam Springs-Jct. US 12 13 6 AR AR 51 Arkadelphia-0.59 miles east of US 67 12 6 AR AR 69 Moorefield 12 6 AR AR 69 Trumann-0.82 miles East of US 63 9 0 AR AR 69 Trumann-0.19 miles Northeast of US 63 12 0 AR AR 7 Camden-North, 0.8 mi. Northwest of US 79 13 1 AR AR 75 Parkin 12 1 State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height CA CA 110 NB Los Angeles-College Street Overpass 13 6 CA CA 110 NB Los Angeles-Hill Street Overpass 14 0 CA CA 110 NB Los Angeles-Tunnel 0.5 miles Southwest of I-5 13 0 CA CA 110 SB Los Angeles-I-5 Overpass 14 0 CA CA 110 SB Los Angeles-0.2 miles Northeast of I-5 14 0 CA CA 129 WB River Oaks-2.8 miles west of US 101 14 0 CA CA 151 EB, WB Summit City - Coram Overpass 13 9 CA CA 160 NB Sacremento-0.6 miles South of American River 13 10 (16 St. ) CA CA 2 Angeles National Forest-West of CA 39 at Angeles Crest Tunnels 13 6 CA CA 238 SB Fremont-2.2 miles North of I-680 14 10 CA CA 33 NB, SB Ventura-Matilija Tunnels 13 0 CA CA 41 Atascadero-1.3 mile Northeast of US 101 13 2 CA CA 48 NB, SB Rio Vista-12 miles Northwest of Yolo County line 13 1 CA CA 70 Marysville-0.7 miles North of CA 20 14 0 CA CA 70 EB, WB Spanish Creek Tunnel South of Camp Alexander at milepost 35.55 13 0 CA CA 70 WB Belden-East of North Fork at Feather Ridge Bridge 13 3 CA I-80 San Francisco Oakland Bay Tunnel 13 10 CA US 101 Thousand Oaks-3.9 miles West of CA 23 14 0 State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height CO BR US 50 EB Pueblo - South of I-25/US85/87 at Arkansas River 13 10 (Santa Fe Ave) CO Bus. CO 24 Manitou Springs -Milepost 3.14 13 10 CO CO 14 Poudre Park - Tunnel 437 miles West, Milepost 107.25 14 5 CO CO 144 Fort Morgan - I-76 Overpass, Milepost 0.01 13 5 Coach-Net Trip Planning © Coach-Net. All Rights Reserved. Low Clearance and Bridge Information Continued State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height CO CO 265 Denver -1.2 miles North of I-70, Mile post 1.198 11 7 (Brighton Blvd) CO CO 95 NB Denver - I-70, Milepost 9.013 14 1 (Sheridan Blvd) CO CO 95 SB Denver - I-70, Milepost 9.013 14 1 (Sheridan Blvd) CO I-70 EB Idaho Springs -Milepost 238.689 14 4 CO I-70 EB Palisade- Beaver Tunnel, Milepost 50.38 14 1 CO US 36 Westminster - West 80 Ave. Overpass, Milepost 53.93 14 4 CO US 40/I-70/US Deer Trail - 4.92 miles West at Milepost 346.25 14 3 287 EB CO US 40/I-70/US Deer Trail - 4.92 miles West at Milepost 346.25 14 3 287 WB CO US 550/CO 789 Ouray-tunnel 1.17 miles South, Mile post 90.86 13 9 CO US 6 Eagle -0.67 miles East of Eagle River, Milepost 150.24 14 4 CO US 6 EB (6th Denver - 0.4 miles West of CO 88 (Federal Ave.) at Knox Ct. Overpass, Milepost 14 4 Ave) 283.58 CO US 6 EB (6th Denver - CO 88 (Federal Blvd) Overpass, Milepost 283.66 14 3 Ave) CO US 6 WB (6th Denver - 0.4 miles West of CO 88 (Federal Ave.) at Knox Ct. Overpass, Milepost 14 6 Ave) 283.58 CO US 6 WB (6th Denver - CO 88 (Federal Blvd) Overpass, Milepost 283.66 14 2 Ave) State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height CT Campbell Ave Between Elm Street and York Street (Reported by an individual, not listed on other 10 7 maps) CT CT 10 Farmington - US 6 Overpass 13 4 CT CT 10 Hamden 13 6 CT CT 10 Hamden - CT 15 Overpass 13 6 CT CT 104 Stamford - CT 15 Overpass 11 10 CT CT 106 New Canaan - 0.4 miles North of CT 15 11 7 CT CT 110 Stratford-0.2 miles North of I-95 11 2 CT CT 113 Stratford - 0.1 miles North of I-95 13 4 CT CT 115 Seymour - 0.2 miles East of CT 8 12 8 CT CT 12 Groton - CT 184 Overpass 12 2 CT CT 123 Norwalk - Norhtwest at CT 15 (Merritt Parkway) 12 4 CT CT 130 Bridgeport - I-95 Overpass 13 6 CT CT 130 Bridgeport - 0.1 mile North of I-95 11 1 CT CT 133 Brookfield - 0.2 miles East of US 1 12 1 CT CT 135 Fairfield -0.1 miles South of I-95 10 4 Coach-Net Trip Planning © Coach-Net. All Rights Reserved. Low Clearance and Bridge Information Continued State HWY # Location Height Inches Posted Height CT CT 136 Westport-0.1 miles South of I-95 10 8 CT CT 137 Stamford - CT 15 Overpass 12 3 CT CT 138 Lisbon - Southwest 1 mile West of CT 12 12 2 CT CT 146 Branford- West Between CT 142 and Branford Connector to I-95, Exit 53 9 6 CT CT 146 Branford- West Between CT 142 and Branford Connector to I-95, Exit 53 9 9 CT CT 146 Guilford - 1.25 miles Southwest 11 3 CT CT 146 Leetes Island 13 6 CT CT 159 Windsor - 0.1 miles Northeast of CT 305 12 9 CT CT 190 Stafford Springs - 1.4 miles Northwest 13 6 CT CT 243 New Haven - CT 15 Overpass 12 8 CT CT 275 Eagleville - 0.2 miles West of CT 33 12 0 CT CT 322 Milldale - CT 10 Overpass 12 7 CT CT 372 Berlin 1.5 miles West of US 5 11 2 CT CT 53 Bethel - 1.3 miles South of CT 302 11 1 CT CT 53 Norwalk - CT 15 Overpass 12 0 CT CT 533 Vernon 12 7 CT CT 58 Fairfield -CT 15 Overpass 11 8 CT CT 598 Hartford - Main Street Overpass 12 1 CT CT 598 Hartford - Columbus Blvd Overpass 13 6 CT CT 649 Groton - 1.2 miles East of CT 348 10 6 CT CT 67 Seymour 12 6 CT CT 71 Wallingford - CT 15 overpass 10 0 CT CT 719 Norwalk - CT 15 Overpass 13 4 CT CT 72 Pequabuck - 1 mile Southeast of US 6 13 3 CT CT 796 (Milford Milford - 0.2 miles North of I-95 13 6 Pkwy) CT CT 8 Derby - 1 mile North of CT 34 13 6 CT CT 81 Clinton - 0.1 miles North of US 1 11 10 CT CT 847 Waterbury 12 8 CT CT 847 Waterbury 12 10 CT I-95 Darien - 1.1 mile Northeast of Exit 9 13 6 CT I-95 Milford -0.2 miles West of Exit 38 13 6 CT Lake Ave Danbury - A Railroad Bridge off I-84 West bound on Lake Ave.
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