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Jurisdiction Route Name Crossing Type Year Built Year Deck Super Sub Culvert Func Struc Last Structure Structure Avg Daily Road Jurisdiction Route Name Crossing Type Built Cond Cond Cond Cond Obslt Defic Inspected Length (FT) Width (FT) Traffic System Henry County Parkway Drive 1714 220 Bypass Bridge 1983 7 7 7 N 8/23/2018 198.2 33.8 720 Secondary Henry County Kings Mtn Rd 174 Little Beaver Creek Culvert 1990 N N N 6 1/9/2019 32.0 115.0 14480 Primary Henry County Old Liberty Road 620 Leatherwood Creek Bridge 1964 6 7 7 N 12/4/2017 99.7 29.0 1995 Secondary Henry County Daniels Crk Rd 609 Daniels Creek Bridge 1962 6 6 6 N 10/30/2017 23.0 37.9 4827 Secondary Henry County Irisburg Road 650 Leatherwood Creek Bridge 1955 7 6 7 N FO 3/7/2019 133.5 25.9 1391 Secondary Henry County 58 Bypass WBL NS Railway Bridge 1990 7 7 7 N 2/19/2019 133.0 49.8 5476 Primary Henry County Camilla Dr 1270 Little Reed Creek Culvert 1989 N N N 6 1/23/2019 43.0 32.0 128 Secondary Henry County Joseph Martin Hwy Br. of Marrowbone Creek Culvert 1932 N N N 9 12/21/2015 13.2 59.0 1956 Secondary Henry County DILLONS FORK RD609 RTE 220 Bridge 1976 6 7 6 N 1/15/2018 200.1 38.1 6136 Secondary Henry County Eliza Reamy Av1110 Daniels Creek Culvert 1972 N N N 6 11/12/2015 12.1 70.0 329 Secondary Henry County 220 Bus Main St. NS RR & Rte 639 @ Rdgw Bridge 2010 7 8 7 N 6/28/2018 270.0 41.2 3846 Primary Henry County A. L. PHILPOTT HWY Mulberry Creek Culvert 1961 N N N 6 12/15/2016 14.8 200.0 10253 Primary Henry County A L Philpott HY 58 Grassy Creek Culvert 1949 N N N 6 7/5/2017 29.0 237.0 10392 Primary Henry County PHILPOTT DRIVE/674 SMITH RIVER Bridge 1961 7 6 6 N 8/14/2017 235.9 28.9 969 Secondary Henry County Dillons Fork Rd/609 Branch of Rangeley Creek Bridge 1932 7 7 6 N FO 2/26/2019 10.0 27.9 6136 Secondary Henry County 58 Bypass EBL Leatherwood Creek Bridge 1992 6 7 6 N 9/20/2018 167.1 45.8 7700 Primary Henry County Old Sand Rd 782 Marrowbone Creek Bridge 1962 6 6 6 N 3/26/2018 105.0 30.8 815 Secondary Henry County MITCHELL RD/636 SMITH RIVER Bridge 1998 7 7 7 N 5/8/2018 352.4 28.0 204 Secondary Henry County SBL ROUTE 0220 REED CREEK Bridge 1976 7 7 6 N 1/23/2018 122.0 54.0 7907 Primary Henry County A L Philpott Hy 58 Br of Spencers Mill Crk Culvert 1952 N N N 6 8/10/2016 10.5 196.0 6940 Primary Henry County Meeks Road 632 Stuart Creek Bridge 1979 7 7 7 N 10/30/2017 27.5 29.4 387 Secondary Henry County Carver Road 684 Jordan Creek Bridge 1973 6 7 7 N 12/19/2018 62.0 38.1 2326 Secondary Henry County Dyer Road/1210 Little Reed Creek Bridge 1976 6 6 6 N 9/26/2018 32.2 31.9 1116 Secondary Henry County US 58 Br Leatherwood Creek Culvert 1992 N N N 7 10/5/2016 7.9 187.0 7647 Primary Henry County Lee Ford Camp R688 Marrowbone Creek Bridge 1986 6 6 6 N 12/17/2018 32.2 29.9 320 Secondary Henry County Geo. Taylor Rd 695 North Mayo River Bridge 1958 7 7 7 N 2/19/2018 189.7 27.2 223 Secondary Henry County College Drive 714 Beaver Creek Bridge 1967 8 8 6 N FO 8/17/2017 41.0 25.0 5261 Secondary Henry County Dillons Fork Rd/609 Branch of Rangeley Creek Culvert 1985 N N N 6 8/17/2017 37.1 96.0 2303 Secondary Henry County Cox Road/Rte.632 Turkeycock Creek Bridge 1993 6 6 6 N 9/28/2017 28.0 30.0 162 Secondary Henry County NBL ROUTE 0220 JORDAN CK; 684 & QUAR RD Bridge 1976 6 7 6 N 4/10/2018 287.0 42.0 7640 Primary Henry County COFFMAN DR 1160 Daniels Creek Culvert 1965 N N N 8 8/20/2015 6.0 30.0 361 Secondary Henry County Wheeler Ave/728 Daniels Creek Bridge 1966 7 7 6 N FO 7/10/2018 30.8 25.9 2747 Secondary Henry County SBL220_& 57EBL RTES 57 & 220 BUS Bridge 1976 6 6 6 N 9/20/2017 247.0 54.0 7907 Primary Henry County Figsboro Road 108 Branch of Beaver Creek Bridge 1938 6 6 7 N FO 4/17/2018 19.0 25.9 4050 Primary Henry County Club House Rd/602 Preston Branch Culvert 1985 N N N 6 1/24/2018 20.0 86.0 107 Secondary Henry County SBL ROUTE 0220 QUARRY RD; 684 & JORDAN Bridge 1976 7 7 6 N 4/11/2018 287.0 42.0 7640 Primary Henry County Chatham Road 57 Leatherwood Creek Culvert 1969 N N N 7 2/4/2019 25.5 70.0 3055 Primary Henry County A L Philpott Hwy 58 Horse Pasture Creek Bridge 1994 7 8 7 N 2/27/2018 109.9 43.3 3470 Primary Henry County Odell Road/635 Turkeycock Creek Bridge 1964 7 7 6 N 1/23/2019 27.9 25.9 83 Secondary Henry County DYERS STORE ROAD BR W FORK LEATHERWOOD CR Culvert 2019 N N N 9 2/26/2019 14.4 38.0 2303 Secondary Henry County Cameron Rd 752 58 WBL 220 NBL Bypass Bridge 1977 7 7 7 N 2/28/2019 147.0 30.0 697 Secondary Henry County BarrowMillRd./663 Hairston Branch Culvert 1963 N N N 6 12/19/2016 7.7 50.0 1004 Secondary Henry County Crestview Dr./ 779 Blackberry Creek Bridge 1932 7 7 7 N FO 7/10/2018 31.5 24.0 424 Secondary Henry County NBL ROUTE 0220 SMITH RIVER & NS RAILWAY Bridge 1976 6 6 6 N 11/29/2017 384.8 42.0 7481 Primary Henry County Hidden Valley Road/665 Reed Creek Bridge 1962 6 6 6 N 2/4/2019 43.0 27.0 549 Secondary Henry County Virginia Av 220Bus Beaver Creek Bridge 1940 6 6 6 N 6/27/2018 85.0 67.9 19857 Primary Henry County Old Sand Rd 782 58 Bypass Bridge 1990 7 7 7 N 1/9/2019 226.0 35.9 815 Secondary Henry County Spruce Street / 650 Mulberry Creek Culvert 1983 N N N 6 1/22/2018 58.4 108.0 6049 Secondary Henry County Melrose Dr./ 993 Reed Creek Bridge 1999 7 7 7 N 2/26/2019 94.2 25.6 202 Secondary Henry County 220 Bypass Grassy Creek Culvert 1976 N N N 6 11/28/2017 16.7 282.0 15279 Primary Henry County Green Hill Dr. 655 Br W Fk Leatherwood Cr Culvert 1996 N N N 7 2/15/2017 12.0 63.0 239 Secondary Henry County Soapstone Rd./ 687 Marrowbone Creek Bridge 1993 7 7 7 N 4/10/2019 122.0 43.8 1229 Secondary Henry County SBL ROUTE 0220 RTE 58 Bridge 1976 6 6 7 N 3/27/2018 238.8 42.0 7640 Primary Henry County Irisburg Road 650 Cobbs Creek Culvert 2015 N N N 9 8/20/2015 12.0 69.0 1774 Secondary Henry County Oak Level Road Little Reed Creek Bridge 1989 7 7 7 N 12/6/2017 54.0 27.5 269 Secondary Henry County John Henry Rd 780 Blackberry Creek Bridge 1966 9 9 6 N 4/22/2019 33.8 25.0 247 Secondary Henry County A. C. PHILPOTT HWY Branch of Grassy Creek Culvert 1949 N N N 6 5/7/2019 6.9 161.0 10392 Primary Henry County Geo. Taylor Rd 695 Crooked Creek Bridge 1957 6 7 6 N 2/14/2018 115.5 27.2 192 Secondary Henry County Field Ave. Smith River Bridge 2010 7 8 7 N 8/6/2018 232.0 36.7 7400 Secondary Henry County A.L.PhilpottHwy/58 Branch Leatherwood Creek Culvert 1962 N N N 6 3/9/2017 19.0 204.0 10253 Primary Henry County Old Liberty Dr 620 58 Bypass Bridge 1992 7 7 7 N 11/20/2018 211.9 31.8 721 Secondary Henry County Log Manor Rd 630 North Mayo River Bridge 1922 8 8 6 N 10/17/2018 134.0 15.4 95 Secondary Henry County Daniels Ck Rd 609 Reed Creek Bridge 1981 6 6 6 N 6/13/2017 32.0 27.5 276 Secondary Henry County JOESPH MRTN HWY641 58 & 220 Bridge 1977 7 7 7 N FO 1/11/2019 208.0 32.0 1956 Secondary Henry County VIRGINIA AVE. 220 Daniels Creek Culvert 1995 N N N 6 12/19/2016 7.7 380.0 9693 Primary Henry County FairystonePkHwy 57 Branch of Smith River Culvert 1939 N N N 6 3/23/2017 6.1 203.0 12653 Primary Henry County Geo. Taylor Rd/695 South Mayo River Bridge 1958 7 7 7 N 2/20/2018 189.7 27.2 192 Secondary Henry County Applachian Dr. 57 Beaver Creek Bridge 1922 7 7 6 N 11/9/2017 112.4 30.0 2938 Primary Henry County IRISBURG RD.
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