Total Bridges
13,471
Public highway bridges in Alabama
State profile · Below median Poor share
Alabama bridge safety
Condition ratings, load ratings, and Poor-condition data for every public highway bridge in Alabama, based on the FHWA National Bridge Inventory.
- 13,471
- Public bridges
- 35.0%
- Good condition
- 3.3%
- Poor condition
Data updated May 2026
Good Condition
35.0%
4,721 bridges rated 7-9
-15.0pp vs 50% benchmark
Poor Condition
3.3%
451 bridges whose lowest applicable component is rated 0-4
-3.6pp vs national avg 7.0%
Alabama vs national bridge condition
Alabama - Good condition share 35.0%
National avg
Share of bridges rated 7-9 on the FHWA 0-9 scale (deck, superstructure, substructure all good).
Alabama - Poor-condition share 11.2%
National avg
Lower is better. Bar maxes at 30% (worst-state ceiling). National average sits at 7.0%.
Condition Distribution
Counties (67)
Autauga 101 Baldwin 319 Barbour 155 Bibb 108 Blount 149 Bullock 115 Butler 153 Calhoun 334 Chambers 155 Cherokee 138 Chilton 153 Choctaw 128 Clarke 131 Clay 105 Cleburne 137 Coffee 179 Colbert 146 Conecuh 177 Coosa 108 Covington 264 Crenshaw 146 Cullman 211 Dale 189 Dallas 180 DeKalb 242 Elmore 169 Escambia 164 Etowah 204 Fayette 159 Franklin 161 Geneva 172 Greene 180 Hale 137 Henry 105 Houston 204 Jackson 269 Jefferson 885 Lamar 146 Lauderdale 211 Lawrence 175 Lee 170 Limestone 256 Lowndes 126 Macon 148 Madison 586 Marengo 171 Marion 207 Marshall 142 Mobile 502 Monroe 124 Montgomery 503 Morgan 225 Perry 130 Pickens 203 Pike 138 Randolph 143 Russell 165 Shelby 293 St. Clair 156 Sumter 206 Talladega 198 Tallapoosa 128 Tuscaloosa 406 Walker 224 Washington 148 Wilcox 137 Winston 72
Alabama vs nearby ranks
Adjacent states by Poor-condition share (lower share = better)
States are ranked by the share of bridges whose lowest applicable component rating is 4 or below. This describes recorded condition; it does not measure funding effectiveness or live crossing safety. States here sit immediately above and below Alabama on the same metric.
FL
Florida
2.75% top marginal rate
VA
Virginia
3.03% top marginal rate
AL
Alabama
3.35% top marginal rate
MN
Minnesota
3.63% top marginal rate
CT
Connecticut
3.95% top marginal rate
Bridges Needing Most Attention in Alabama
Six lowest-condition bridges in Alabama, ranked by the portal's composite display score. Inspection intervals are risk-based under current NBIS rules.
AIRPORT ROAD
PoorOver: COLDWATER CREEK
Airport Rd/.2 MI S US 78, Calhoun, AL
Built 1974 Load: 1.8 t ADT: 1,000
CO RD 30-CYRIL RD
PoorOver: BOGUELICHITTO CREEK
0.1 MI S INT RT 197 * 154, Choctaw, AL
Built 1929 Load: 1.8 t ADT: 100
CO RD 21
PoorOver: SOUWILPA CREEK
0.6 MI N INT RT 241 * 42, Choctaw, AL
Built 1955 Load: 1.8 t ADT: 1,000
WATERSHED RD
PoorOver: WHITE OAK CREEK
1.5 M SW CRAGFORD SCHOOL, Clay, AL
Built 1966 Load: 1.8 t ADT: 14
CO 84
PoorOver: TALLAPOOSA RIVER
CR 84 TALLAPOOSA RIVER, Cleburne, AL
Built 1951 Load: 1.8 t ADT: 60
CO 450
PoorOver: CANE CREEK
CR 450 CANE CREEK, Cleburne, AL
Built 1955 Load: 1.8 t ADT: 10
All Bridges in Alabama
SR 69
FairOver: BRANCH
4.6 MI. N. OF JACKSON, Clarke, AL
Built 1950 Load: 76.8 t ADT: 1,240
AL 17
FairOver: UT BODKA CREEK
1.1 MI. N. OF S.R.116, Sumter, AL
Built 1940 Load: 76.8 t ADT: 950
US 29
FairOver: BETHEA MILL CREEK
0.5 MI N CO RD 22, Escambia, AL
Built 1986 Load: 77.0 t ADT: 1,606
I10 SR8
FairOver: Perdido River
Alabama-Florida Line, Baldwin, AL
Built 1966 Load: 77.1 t ADT: 18,000
I-65
FairOver: COBB CREEK
4.3 MI S SHELBY CO LINE, Chilton, AL
Built 1960 Load: 77.1 t ADT: 19,495
CO. HWY. 42
FairOver: S. FORK CAMP BRANCH
0.2 MI E ST. 25, Shelby, AL
Built 1992 Load: 77.1 t ADT: 1,588
AL. 229
FairOver: LEWIS CREEK
1.0 MI. S. OF TALLASSEE, Elmore, AL
Built 1993 Load: 77.2 t ADT: 8,960
US 331
FairOver: STREAM
4.4 MI.S. OF AL 94 INTERS, Montgomery, AL
Built 1928 Load: 77.2 t ADT: 3,880
S.R. 158
FairOver: SEABURY CREEK
300' E. OF SCHILLINGER RD, Mobile, AL
Built 2007 Load: 77.3 t ADT: 15,163
COUNTY ROAD 50
FairOver: POND CREEK TRIBUTARY
LIVE OAK RD., Crenshaw, AL
Built 1957 Load: 77.4 t ADT: 210
SR 17
FairOver: MILL CREEK
1 MI. S.OF GILBERTOWN, Choctaw, AL
Built 1970 Load: 77.6 t ADT: 3,180
CO RT 13
FairOver: SPRING CREEK
6 MI S SKINNERTON, Conecuh, AL
Built 1958 Load: 77.6 t ADT: 150
US 82
FairOver: UT BEAR CREEK
0.6 MI W OF BIBB COLINE, Tuscaloosa, AL
Built 1942 Load: 77.6 t ADT: 3,175
GREENBRIAR DR
FairOver: BRANCH
2 MI E OF AL 21, Calhoun, AL
Built 1965 Load: 77.7 t ADT: 4,500
US 82
FairOver: PEA RIVER
2.9 MI.E.OF AL 51 JCT, Bullock, AL
Built 1928 Load: 77.9 t ADT: 2,270
SR1 / US 431
FairOver: JACKSON CREEK
7.5 MI W JCT SR 9, Cleburne, AL
Built 1930 Load: 77.9 t ADT: 6,632
I10 SR8
FairOver: Perdido River
Alabama-Florida Line, Baldwin, AL
Built 1966 Load: 78.0 t ADT: 18,000
US 431
FairOver: STREAM
0.7 MI N RUSSELL CO. LINE, Lee, AL
Built 1976 Load: 78.0 t ADT: 20,410
US 29
FairOver: CROSSWAY CREEK
0.1 MI S CO RD 69, Escambia, AL
Built 1988 Load: 78.4 t ADT: 1,606
US 431
FairOver: BRANCH
5.2 MI S FLINT RIVER, Madison, AL
Built 1957 Load: 78.4 t ADT: 15,939
AL. 81
FairOver: BRANCH
1.5MI.N.I85, Macon, AL
Built 1993 Load: 78.6 t ADT: 1,660
AL 41
FairOver: BRANCH
2.9 MI.N.AL 89, Dallas, AL
Built 1942 Load: 79.2 t ADT: 1,060
SR 21
FairOver: BRANCH
0.4 MI N JCT CO 36, Calhoun, AL
Built 1948 Load: 79.3 t ADT: 21,236
RAMP SR35 TO I59
FairOver: BRANCH
JCT I59 * SR 35, DeKalb, AL
Built 1959 Load: 79.3 t ADT: 2,497
COUNTY ROAD 16
FairOver: TRIB. TO WHITSITT CREEK
0.6 MI. E. OF WHITSITT, Hale, AL
Built 1990 Load: 79.3 t ADT: 300
AL 25
FairOver: MACK BRANCH
0.5 MI N PONDVILLE, Bibb, AL
Built 1954 Load: 79.4 t ADT: 600
AL 22
FairOver: CAINE CREEK
5.9 MI.W.OF ORRVILLE, Dallas, AL
Built 1929 Load: 79.6 t ADT: 1,790
US 11
FairOver: Banks Creek
0.1 MI N TUSC CO LINE, Bibb, AL
Built 1945 Load: 79.7 t ADT: 4,650
CRAB TREE ROAD
FairOver: DUCK CREEK
1.3 MI W OF JCT ALA 69, Tuscaloosa, AL
Built 1900 Load: 79.7 t ADT: 700
CO RD 54
FairOver: EAST BRNCH WOLF CREEK
2.2 MILES EAST OF AL199, Macon, AL
Built 1976 Load: 80.0 t ADT: 400
SR 5
FairOver: BRANCH
2.7 MI. N. OF THOMASVILLE, Clarke, AL
Built 1940 Load: 80.1 t ADT: 6,860
I-65
FairOver: POND CREEK
3.4 MI N JCT SR 21, Escambia, AL
Built 1959 Load: 80.2 t ADT: 23,996
AL-18
FairOver: Luxapallilia Crk Relief
3.2 MI W of Fayette, Fayette, AL
Built 1994 Load: 80.5 t ADT: 3,312
SR 17
FairOver: COX CREEK
0.1 M N JCT SR 17 & SR133, Lauderdale, AL
Built 1958 Load: 80.7 t ADT: 8,080
AL-44
FairOver: Branch
0.2 MI W JCT SR 253, Marion, AL
Built 1949 Load: 80.7 t ADT: 1,758
DAVIDSON SCHOOL D
FairOver: BOLTON BRANCH
INT MICHAEL BLVD/DAVIDSON, Mobile, AL
Built 1967 Load: 80.7 t ADT: 14,610
GEORGE NEWELL RD.
FairOver: HURRICANE CREEK
.7 MI NE OF JCT CO RT 59, Tuscaloosa, AL
Built 1992 Load: 80.9 t ADT: 500
CR-18
FairOver: Little Sam Jack Creek
4.08 MILES NW OF CR-14, Coosa, AL
Built 1959 Load: 81.6 t ADT: 159
SR 50
FairOver: KELLEM HILL CREEK
TOWN OF LAFAYETTE, Chambers, AL
Built 1975 Load: 81.7 t ADT: 3,564
SR 17
FairOver: BRIER CREEK
3.6 MI. N.OF MILLRY, Washington, AL
Built 1970 Load: 81.9 t ADT: 1,690
SR 5
FairOver: BRANCH
.5 MI.S.OF CATHERINE, Wilcox, AL
Built 1938 Load: 81.9 t ADT: 1,950
AL-14
FairOver: Mount Olive Branch
1.0 MI E MISS ST LINE, Pickens, AL
Built 1953 Load: 82.5 t ADT: 1,054
SR 17
FairOver: COOPER CREEK
3.3 MI.N.OF BUTLER, Choctaw, AL
Built 1927 Load: 82.6 t ADT: 1,670
SR21 / US231
FairOver: BRANCH
3.5 MI N HANOVER, Coosa, AL
Built 1939 Load: 82.6 t ADT: 3,500
SR 24
FairOver: CREEK
4.3 M E JCT SR24 & SR243, Franklin, AL
Built 1998 Load: 82.7 t ADT: 4,530
US 82 MP 226.140
FairOver: STREAM
.6 MI.E.BARBOUR CO#79, Barbour, AL
Built 1929 Load: 82.9 t ADT: 1,690
LEACH DR
FairOver: BRANCH
LEACH DR * CHURCHHILL DR, Jefferson, AL
Built 1919 Load: 83.3 t ADT: 400
GREENWOOD DRIVE
FairOver: TIAWASEE CREEK
400 FT. W. HARTNESS CIR., Baldwin, AL
Built 1985 Load: 83.4 t ADT: 572
SR 10
FairOver: CREEK
3.9MI.E.OF DIXONS MILL, Marengo, AL
Built 1988 Load: 83.5 t ADT: 1,850
SR 77
FairOver: PIGEON ROOST CREEK
6.5 MI W JCT US 431, Chambers, AL
Built 1941 Load: 83.6 t ADT: 1,455
Showing 7,651-7,700 of 13,471 bridges
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