Choctaw County, AL

128 public highway bridges

Choctaw County Bridge Snapshot

According to the Federal Highway Administration's 2024 National Bridge Inventory, Choctaw County, Alabama contains 128 public highway bridges. Roughly 39.1% are rated “Good,” 55.5% “Fair,” and 5.5% “Poor.” Poor means the lowest applicable deck, superstructure, substructure, or culvert rating is 4 or below on the 0–9 NBI scale. It is a condition category, not a live safety or closure decision.

Responsible agencies inspect covered bridges on risk-based intervals under current NBIS rules and submit inventory data to FHWA annually. The list below shows every NBI-tracked bridge in the county. Use the “Sort by” controls to change the ordering, and click any row for its reported inspection date, traffic count, and condition fields.

Source: FHWA National Bridge Inventory. See methodology for full definitions.

128
Total Bridges
39.1%
Good
55.5%
Fair
5.5%
Poor Condition

Condition Distribution

Good
39.1% (50)
Fair
55.5% (71)
Poor
5.5% (7)

All Bridges (128)

CO.RD.9

Good

Over: SURVEYORS CREEK

1.3 MI W INT CR 25, Choctaw, AL

Built 2003 Load: 45.2 t ADT: 128

COUNTY ROAD 42

Good

Over: KINTERBISH CREEK

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Built 2006 Load: 45.3 t ADT: 100

SR 17

Good

Over: TUCKABUM CREEK

3.1 MI S OF JACHIN, Choctaw, AL

Built 2004 Load: 45.5 t ADT: 1,160

SR 10

Good

Over: BOGUE CHITTO CREEK

1 MI E. OF LISMAN, Choctaw, AL

Built 2020 Load: 49.7 t ADT: 3,280

CO RD 18

Good

Over: OKATUPPA CREEK

0.4 MI W INT RT 113 * 105, Choctaw, AL

Built 2003 Load: 55.0 t ADT: 280

CO RD 18

Good

Over: OKATUPPA CREEK RELIEF

0.1 MI W INT 113 * 105, Choctaw, AL

Built 2003 Load: 55.0 t ADT: 280

SR 10

Good

Over: TUCKABUM CREEK

8.1 ml. west of Lisman, Choctaw, AL

Built 2020 Load: 55.0 t ADT: 3,040

SR 10

Good

Over: GILMER CREEK

6 MI E OF BUTLER, Choctaw, AL

Built 1999 Load: 55.1 t ADT: 3,200

CUNTY ROAD 42

Good

Over: KINTERBISH CREEK

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Built 2006 Load: 55.1 t ADT: 100

CNTY. RD. #9

Good

Over: JACK BRANCH

3.3 MI N INT RT 226 * 215, Choctaw, AL

Built 1953 Load: 56.8 t ADT: 340

SR 10

Good

Over: PICKETT CREEK

BUTLER, Choctaw, AL

Built 2000 Load: 65.0 t ADT: 4,110

SR 17

Good

Over: TUCKABUM CREEK REL.

2.4MI S OF JACHIN, Choctaw, AL

Built 1998 Load: 66.0 t ADT: 1,160

SR 156

Good

Over: Mill Creek

3.7 ml. east of jachin, Choctaw, AL

Built 2020 Load: 67.3 t ADT: 1,860

CO.RD. 11

Good

Over: BOGUELOOSA CREEK

1.2 MI S INT RT 144* 142, Choctaw, AL

Built 1985 Load: 71.6 t ADT: 700

SR 156

Good

Over: CREEK

6 MI. E. OF JACHIN, Choctaw, AL

Built 1985 Load: 86.8 t ADT: 1,460

CO RD 31

Good

Over: SEYOUYAH CREEK

0.1 MI S INT RT 241 * 231, Choctaw, AL

Built 1967 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 375

SOUWILPA ROAD

Good

Over: SOUWILPA CREEK

0.1 MI W INT AL 17*RT 47, Choctaw, AL

Built 1984 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 275

SR 10

Good

Over: DRY CREEK

4.1MI E BUTLER, Choctaw, AL

Built 2000 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 3,400

SR 10

Good

Over: PACENCHA CREEK

1.6MI E BUTLER, Choctaw, AL

Built 2000 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 4,110

SR 10

Good

Over: SUCARBOWA CREEK

2.9MI E OF BUTLER, Choctaw, AL

Built 2000 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 3,400

CR-35

Good

Over: BRANCH

0.8 MI N INT AL 156, Choctaw, AL

Built 2022 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 200

JOHNNY B JOHNSONR

Poor

Over: BLACK CREEK

0.5 MI N INT RT40 *RT41, Choctaw, AL

Built 1971 ADT: 90

Timberlane Rd.

Poor

Over: Spear Creek

1.6 MI W JCT AL10/AL17, Choctaw, AL

Built 1986 ADT: 200

CO RD 30-CYRIL RD

Poor

Over: BOGUELICHITTO CREEK

0.1 MI S INT RT 197 * 154, Choctaw, AL

Built 1929 Load: 1.8 t ADT: 100

CO RD 21

Poor

Over: SOUWILPA CREEK

0.6 MI N INT RT 241 * 42, Choctaw, AL

Built 1955 Load: 1.8 t ADT: 1,000

BRASWELL HILL RD

Poor

Over: SMALL CREEK

0.5 MI W INT RT 111 * 110, Choctaw, AL

Built 1900 Load: 3.6 t ADT: 125

CO RD 24

Poor

Over: SPEAR CREEK

0.5 MI W INT AL 17 * 151, Choctaw, AL

Built 1973 Load: 6.4 t ADT: 1,725

CO RD 21

Poor

Over: BLACK CREEK

0.5 MI N INT AL 84 * 241, Choctaw, AL

Built 1955 Load: 7.3 t ADT: 1,100
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