Coosa County, AL

108 public highway bridges

Coosa County Bridge Snapshot

Coosa County, Alabama contains 108 public highway bridges in the FHWA National Bridge Inventory. Roughly 19.4% are rated “Good,” 74.1% “Fair,” 4.6% “Poor,” and 4.6% are classified as structurally deficient — the federal designation for spans whose deck, superstructure, or substructure has been rated 4 or below on the 0–9 NBI scale. Structurally deficient does not mean unsafe to cross; it means the bridge is on the priority list for repair or replacement.

Inspections in AL are conducted by certified engineers from the state Department of Transportation on a 24-month cycle, and results are reported back to the FHWA each spring. The list below shows every NBI-tracked bridge in the county, sorted by inventory load rating. Use the “Sort by” controls to surface the lowest-rated spans first, and click any row for full inspection history, traffic counts, and condition trends.

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

108

Total Bridges

19.4%

Good

4.6%

Poor

4.6%

Structurally Deficient

Condition Distribution

Good

19.4% (21)

Fair

74.1% (80)

Poor

4.6% (5)

SD

4.6% (5)

All Bridges (108)

Sort:

CR-18

Over: Unnamed Branch

0.31 MI N OF CR-14, Coosa, AL

Built 1959 Load: 38.8 t ADT: 159

CR-33

Over: Bethesda Creek

0.37 Mi S SR-9, Coosa, AL

Built 1950 Load: 38.9 t ADT: 32

CR-56

Over: Paint Creek

1.58 Miles E of CR-5, Coosa, AL

Built 1963 Load: 39.1 t ADT: 327

SR21 / US231

Over: SWAMP CREEK

6 MI N ELMORE CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1938 Load: 40.1 t ADT: 2,636

SR21 / US231

Over: HATCHET CREEK

3.5 MI N ROCKFORD, Coosa, AL

Built 1939 Load: 41.6 t ADT: 3,012

CR-63

Over: Branch

1.87 Mi S of SR-22, Coosa, AL

Built 1984 Load: 41.7 t ADT: 318

CR-459

Over: Proctor Creek

0.80 MI. S. AL 22, Coosa, AL

Built 1971 Load: 43.1 t ADT: 306

CR-74

Over: Weogufka Creek

0.65 MI SE of CR-150, Coosa, AL

Built 1993 Load: 43.5 t ADT: 245

SR21 / US231

Over: HOSTLER CREEK

.15MI S TALLADEGA CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1939 Load: 47.2 t ADT: 5,133

SR 22

Over: PROCTOR CREEK

8.6 MI E COOSA CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1985 Load: 48.7 t ADT: 1,054

CR-18

Over: Hachemedega Creek

0.92 Mi W OF CR-40, Coosa, AL

Built 1986 Load: 49.7 t ADT: 156

CR-5

Over: Peckerwood Creek

1.10 Mi S Tall Co Line, Coosa, AL

Built 1964 Load: 52.3 t ADT: 463

CR-18

Over: Swamp Creek

2.84 MILES NW OF CR-14, Coosa, AL

Built 1991 Load: 52.5 t ADT: 159

SR 22

Over: BRANCH

1 MI E SWAMP CREEK, Coosa, AL

Built 1930 Load: 52.8 t ADT: 1,175

CR-1

Over: Proctor Creek

0.3 MI. W. CO. 19, Coosa, AL

Built 1965 Load: 58.1 t ADT: 270

CR-66

Over: Unnamed Branch

1.4 MI. E. MT. OLIVE, Coosa, AL

Built 1954 Load: 59.4 t ADT: 398

CR-16

Over: Mill Branch

Junction CR-16/CR-29, Coosa, AL

Built 1991 Load: 59.7 t ADT: 184

CR-29

Over: Mill Branch

0.08 Mi NE of CR-16, Coosa, AL

Built 1991 Load: 61.8 t ADT: 685

SR 38 / US280

Over: VARDAMAN CREEK

6.4 MI E TALLADEG CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1972 Load: 62.2 t ADT: 11,926

AL 9

Over: BAKER CREEK

2.5 MI N JCT US 280/AL9, Coosa, AL

Built 1986 Load: 67.0 t ADT: 3,559

CR-74

Over: Weogufka Creek

0.22 Mi S of CR-150, Coosa, AL

Built 1989 Load: 68.6 t ADT: 245

SR21 / US231

Over: HAMILTON BRANCH

1.1 MI N ELMORE CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1995 Load: 68.9 t ADT: 2,631

CR-42

Over: Jacks Creek

1.97 Miles NE of CR-40, Coosa, AL

Built 1990 Load: 72.0 t ADT: 119

CR-18

Over: Little Sam Jack Creek

4.08 MILES NW OF CR-14, Coosa, AL

Built 1959 Load: 81.6 t ADT: 159

SR21 / US231

Over: BRANCH

3.5 MI N HANOVER, Coosa, AL

Built 1939 Load: 82.6 t ADT: 3,500

CR-511

Over: Wildcat Creek

3.8 MI E CLAY CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1939 Load: 86.0 t ADT: 1,708

SR21 / US231

Over: LYBRAND CREEK

3 MI N ELMORE CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1938 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 2,561

SR21 / US231

Over: HACHEMEDEGA CREEK

7 MI N ELMORE CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1938 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 2,475

CR-57

Over: Pinchoulee Creek

0.36 MI. N. CR-459, Coosa, AL

Built 1960 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 105

CR-37

Over: Proctor Creek

1.2 MI. S. ALA. 22, Coosa, AL

Built 1971 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 270

SR 38 / US 280

Over: SHELTON CREEK

.7 MI E. TALLADEG CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1973 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 13,113

SR21 / US231

Over: SPEED CREEK

2.2 MI N ELMORE CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1995 Load: 88.9 t ADT: 2,631

CR-107

Over: Hatchet Creek

4 MI. N. W.ROCKFORD, Coosa, AL

Built 1980 Load: 24.8 t ADT: 176

SR 22

Over: SWAMP CREEK

9.2 MI E COOSA CO LINE, Coosa, AL

Built 1985 Load: 26.8 t ADT: 1,054

CR-29

Over: Stewart Branch

0.44 MI S CR-35, Coosa, AL

Built 1997 Load: 31.9 t ADT: 746

CR-29

Over: Weogufka Creek

2.5 MI. S. WEOGUFKA, Coosa, AL

Built 1982 Load: 32.6 t ADT: 775

CR-41

Over: Ditch Branch

0.23 Miles NE of CR-29, Coosa, AL

Built 1992 Load: 33.1 t ADT: 747

CR-66

Over: Hatchet Creek

1.8 MI. E MT. OLIVE, Coosa, AL

Built 2005 Load: 36.7 t ADT: 398

CR-118

Over: Jones Creek

2.91 Miles NE of Lyle, Coosa, AL

Built 1989 Load: 40.8 t ADT: 115

SR 9

Over: LITTLE SOCAPATOY CK. REL

7 MI N JCT SR 22, Coosa, AL

Built 1938 Load: 43.0 t ADT: 1,819

CR-56

Over: Weogufka Creek

0.76 Miles E of Weogufka, Coosa, AL

Built 2019 Load: 44.7 t ADT: 107

CR-56

Over: Spear Branch

0.82 Miles E of Weogufka, Coosa, AL

Built 2019 Load: 45.0 t ADT: 107

CR-49

Over: NS Railroad

94 ft north of CR-511, Coosa, AL

Built 2019 Load: 45.8 t ADT: 238

SR 9

Over: TRIB. TO ELKAHATCHEE CK

3 MI NO JCT SR 22, Coosa, AL

Built 1928 Load: 46.0 t ADT: 1,776

CR-15

Over: Weogufka Creek

1.22 Miles North of CR-29, Coosa, AL

Built 2019 Load: 46.4 t ADT: 69

Cook Road

Over: Parker Creek

1.10 Miles North of CR 2, Coosa, AL

Built 2016 Load: 47.5 t ADT: 21

CR-78

Over: Jennings Branch

0.9 MI. E CR-29, Coosa, AL

Built 1999 Load: 48.9 t ADT: 511

CR-70

Over: Guy Branch

0.74 MI. W. CR-41, Coosa, AL

Built 1991 Load: 51.9 t ADT: 574

CR-125

Over: Paint Creek

1.85 miles south of CR-5, Coosa, AL

Built 2018 Load: 54.4 t ADT: 20

CR-15

Over: Finikochika Creek

2.0 MI. NW CR-29, Coosa, AL

Built 2007 Load: 55.1 t ADT: 69

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Reviewed byPlainbridges Editorial, Plain Bridges Editorial Team · June 6, 2026