Total Bridges
15,216
Public highway bridges in Georgia
State profile · Below median Poor share
Georgia bridge safety
Condition ratings, load ratings, and Poor-condition data for every public highway bridge in Georgia, based on the FHWA National Bridge Inventory.
- 15,216
- Public bridges
- 63.0%
- Good condition
- 1.5%
- Poor condition
Data updated May 2026
Good Condition
63.0%
9,580 bridges rated 7-9
13.0pp vs 50% benchmark
Poor Condition
1.5%
226 bridges whose lowest applicable component is rated 0-4
-5.5pp vs national avg 7.0%
Georgia vs national bridge condition
Georgia - Good condition share 63.0%
National avg
Share of bridges rated 7-9 on the FHWA 0-9 scale (deck, superstructure, substructure all good).
Georgia - Poor-condition share 5.0%
National avg
Lower is better. Bar maxes at 30% (worst-state ceiling). National average sits at 7.0%.
Condition Distribution
Counties (159)
Appling 6 Atkinson 14 Bacon 23 Baker 4 Baldwin 44 Banks 73 Barrow 67 Bartow 213 Ben Hill 38 Berrien 73 Bibb 246 Bleckley 29 Brantley 54 Brooks 104 Bryan 78 Bulloch 139 Burke 25 Butts 47 Calhoun 43 Camden 95 Candler 61 Carroll 172 Catoosa 88 Charlton 71 Chatham 269 Chattahoochee 63 Chattooga 105 Cherokee 165 Clarke 111 Clay 21 Clayton 185 Clinch 74 Cobb 452 Coffee 126 Colquitt 194 Columbia 67 Cook 65 Coweta 166 Crawford 48 Crisp 101 Dade 75 Dawson 45 DeKalb 448 Decatur 75 Dodge 57 Dooly 74 Dougherty 103 Douglas 93 Early 85 Echols 41 Effingham 74 Elbert 86 Emanuel 121 Evans 48 Fannin 108 Fayette 85 Floyd 209 Forsyth 97 Franklin 119 Fulton 955 Gilmer 102 Glascock 22 Glynn 84 Gordon 134 Grady 104 Greene 68 Gwinnett 322 Habersham 110 Hall 157 Hancock 63 Haralson 98 Harris 100 Hart 74 Heard 60 Henry 142 Houston 113 Irwin 69 Jackson 124 Jasper 71 Jeff Davis 58 Jefferson 65 Jenkins 60 Johnson 49 Jones 54 Lamar 64 Lanier 28 Laurens 169 Lee 33 Liberty 95 Lincoln 32 Long 47 Lowndes 131 Lumpkin 53 Macon 78 Madison 71 Marion 46 McDuffie 52 McIntosh 57 Meriwether 138 Miller 45 Mitchell 111 Monroe 91 Montgomery 42 Morgan 106 Murray 84 Muscogee 220 Newton 101 Oconee 60 Oglethorpe 50 Paulding 90 Peach 39 Pickens 62 Pierce 66 Pike 41 Polk 121 Pulaski 45 Putnam 60 Quitman 20 Rabun 119 Randolph 50 Richmond 187 Rockdale 44 Schley 25 Screven 77 Seminole 35 Spalding 89 Stephens 70 Stewart 53 Sumter 82 Talbot 72 Taliaferro 41 Tattnall 72 Taylor 71 Telfair 71 Terrell 52 Thomas 185 Tift 112 Toombs 76 Towns 46 Treutlen 71 Troup 173 Turner 70 Twiggs 45 Union 85 Upson 62 Walker 150 Walton 115 Ware 110 Warren 55 Washington 76 Wayne 85 Webster 26 Wheeler 53 White 81 Whitfield 131 Wilcox 68 Wilkes 66 Wilkinson 72 Worth 125
Georgia 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 Georgia on the same metric.
DC
District of Columbia
1.26% top marginal rate
AZ
Arizona
1.44% top marginal rate
GA
Georgia
1.49% top marginal rate
UT
Utah
2.43% top marginal rate
VT
Vermont
2.62% top marginal rate
Bridges Needing Most Attention in Georgia
Six lowest-condition bridges in Georgia, ranked by the portal's composite display score. Inspection intervals are risk-based under current NBIS rules.
CAIN CREEK DRIVE
PoorOver: CSX RAILROAD
2 MI SOUTH OF WOODBURY, Meriwether, GA
Built 1940 Load: 0.9 t ADT: 121
DENNIS MILL ROAD
PoorOver: ROCK CREEK
5.6 MI SE OF CHATSWORTH, Murray, GA
Built 1933 Load: 0.9 t ADT: 366
SHALLOWFORD BR
PoorOver: TOCCOA RIVER
6.4 MI S OF MORGANTON, Fannin, GA
Built 1918 Load: 2.7 t ADT: 100
FISHER FIELD
PoorOver: NOTTELY RIVER
8.5 MI SE OF BLAIRSVILLE, Union, GA
Built 1980 Load: 2.7 t ADT: 90
VANILLA LANE
PoorOver: BIG TURNIPTOWN CREEK
4.9 MI NE OF ELLIJAY, Gilmer, GA
Built 1980 Load: 3.6 t ADT: 103
RIDGEWAY ROAD
PoorOver: BOYD BRANCH TRIB
5.5 MI SE OF WAVERLY HALL, Harris, GA
Built 1950 Load: 3.6 t ADT: 220
All Bridges in Georgia
SR 113 MAIN STREET
FairOver: TRUCK TUNNEL-MINING PITS
1.7 MI E OF CARTERSVILLE, Bartow, GA
Built 1979 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 18,800
MACEDONIA ROAD
FairOver: JONES BRANCH
2.5 MI N OF TAYLORSVILLE, Bartow, GA
Built 1949 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,290
MISSION ROAD
FairOver: NANCY CREEK
IN W CARTERSVILLE, Bartow, GA
Built 1968 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 5,490
OLD DIXIE HIGHWAY
FairOver: OOTHKALOOGA CREEK TRIB
1.8 MI N OF ADAIRSVILLE, Bartow, GA
Built 1929 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 1,358
HARDIN BRIDGE RD
FairOver: TWO RUN CREEK
IN SE KINGSTON, Bartow, GA
Built 1979 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 903
TUCKER ROAD
FairOver: ROCKY CREEK TRIB
2 MI W OF MACON CTY LMTS, Bibb, GA
Built 1937 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 10,300
US 301
FairOver: SATILLA RIVER
4 MI N OF NAHUNTA, Brantley, GA
Built 1958 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,940
US 301
FairOver: LITTLE SATILLA RIVER
1 MI S OF HORTENSE, Brantley, GA
Built 1958 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,940
US 301 /SR 23
FairOver: LITTLE SATILLA RIVER O/F
8 MI S OF HORTENSE, Brantley, GA
Built 1958 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,940
TALLOKAS RD
FairOver: MULE CREEK
APP 7 MI NE OF BARWICK, Brooks, GA
Built 1957 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 610
I-16 EBL
FairOver: LUKE SWAMP BRANCH
9.8 MI S OF BROOKLET, Bulloch, GA
Built 1974 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 31,700
US 17 OCEAN HWY
FairOver: WHITEOAK CREEK
5 MI N OF WOODBINE, Camden, GA
Built 1955 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 1,690
COLESBURG-THOMPKIN
FairOver: WALKER SWAMP
3 MI SW OF WOODBINE, Camden, GA
Built 1950 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 400
OLLIFFTOWN ROAD
FairOver: FIFTEEN MILE CREEK TRIB.
9.6 MI N OF METTER, Candler, GA
Built 1971 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 140
GARRETT CREEK RD
FairOver: GARRETT CREEK
2 MI E OF BOWDON, Carroll, GA
Built 1971 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 540
DAVENPORT MILL ROA
FairOver: TURKEY CREEK
2.5 MI SW OF MT. ZION, Carroll, GA
Built 1993 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 103
SR 23
FairOver: MIMS CREEK
1 MI S OF ST. GEORGE, Charlton, GA
Built 1955 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 1,190
WASHINGTON AVE
FairOver: TOWN BRANCH
IN SUMMERVILLE, Chattooga, GA
Built 1930 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,180
UPPER BETHANY RD
FairOver: BLUFF CREEK
5 MI W OF BALL GROUND, Cherokee, GA
Built 1940 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 1,140
CR 205 FRANK SESSO
FairOver: SUWANNEE CREEK
APP 9 MI N OF HOMERVILLE, Clinch, GA
Built 1962 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 740
LENOX-BROOKFIELD R
FairOver: NEW RIVER
APP 3 MI NE OF LENOX, Cook, GA
Built 1970 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 390
LINE CREEK ROAD
FairOver: LINE CREEK
5 MI SE OF SENOIA, Coweta, GA
Built 1979 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 510
BRIARCLIFF ROAD
FairOver: CSX RAILROAD
6.4 MI SW OF CHAMBLEE, DeKalb, GA
Built 1939 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 11,000
ROCKBRIDGE ROAD
FairOver: STONE MOUNTAIN CREEK
5.2 MI SE OF STONE MTN, DeKalb, GA
Built 1958 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 8,800
PEACHCREST ROAD
FairOver: COBB CREEK
3.2 MI SE OF DECATUR, DeKalb, GA
Built 1960 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 4,180
MILL CREEK ROAD
FairOver: NANCY CREEK
IN BROOKHAVEN, DeKalb, GA
Built 1965 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 3,040
CREEKDALE DRIVE
FairOver: S FORK PEACHTREE CREEK
0.75 MI W OF CLARKSTON, DeKalb, GA
Built 1956 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 710
FAIRINGTON DRIVE
FairOver: POLE BRIDGE CREEK
2.5 MI SW OF LITHONIA, DeKalb, GA
Built 1964 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,004
US 280
FairOver: HEART OF GEORGIA RR
2.7 MI E OF RHINE, Dodge, GA
Built 1938 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 970
SR 72 (EBL)
FairOver: DOVE CREEK
6 MI SW OF ELBERTON, Elbert, GA
Built 1959 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 5,840
WINNS MILL ROAD
FairOver: SOUTH BEAVERDAM CREEK
1.3 MI N OF BOWMAN, Elbert, GA
Built 1921 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 50
SR 297
FairOver: OHOOPEE RIVER
4.1 MI SW OF NUNEZ, Emanuel, GA
Built 1975 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 1,450
CR 86
FairOver: BULL CREEK
2 MI SE OF CLAXTON, Evans, GA
Built 1950 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 40
SR 1 - US 27
FairOver: OOSTANAULA RIVER
IN NORTH ROME, Floyd, GA
Built 1958 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 28,600
WAYSIDE ROAD
FairOver: DYKES CREEK
8.6 MI E OF ROME, Floyd, GA
Built 1945 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 170
I-285 CB OFF RAMP
FairOver: PROCTOR CREEK
IN W ATLANTA, Fulton, GA
Built 1968 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 7,980
OLD ALABAMA ROAD
FairOver: JOHNS CREEK TRIB
5.5 MI SE OF ALPHARETTA, Fulton, GA
Built 1956 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 13,000
COLLIER ROAD
FairOver: PEACHTREE CREEK TRIB
IN N ATLANTA, Fulton, GA
Built 1936 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 9,980
JONES BRIDGE ROAD
FairOver: LINE CREEK
4 MI NW OF FAIRBURN, Fulton, GA
Built 1984 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 60
CAPPS FERRY ROAD
FairOver: CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER
FULTON-DOUGLAS CO LINE, Fulton, GA
Built 1971 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 11,279
US 41/ SR 3
FairOver: CSX RAILROAD (340516G)
IN NORTHSIDE OF CALHOUN, Gordon, GA
Built 1935 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 9,420
SR 136
FairOver: COOSAWATTEE RIVER
5 MI E OF NICKELSVILLE, Gordon, GA
Built 1966 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,530
PLEASANT HILL CH R
FairOver: BLALOCK CREEK
4 MI S OF TALLAPOOSA, Haralson, GA
Built 1991 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 103
"K" STREET
FairOver: BEAVER CREEK
3 MI NE OF HAMILTON, Harris, GA
Built 1955 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 30
DAILEY MILL ROAD
FairOver: WALNUT CREEK
1 MI NW OF McDONOUGH, Henry, GA
Built 1960 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 3,650
SR 16
FairOver: MURDER CREEK
7.2 MI E OF MONTICELLO, Jasper, GA
Built 1937 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,460
SR 83
FairOver: SHOAL CREEK
3.8 MI NE OF MONTICELLO, Jasper, GA
Built 1963 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 2,730
US 23 NBL
FairOver: OCMULGEE RIVER OVERFLOW
5.6 MI NW OF HAZLEHURST, Jeff Davis, GA
Built 1967 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 6,730
SHEPARD RAY ROAD
FairOver: BULLARD CREEK
9.5 MI NE OF HAZLEHURST, Jeff Davis, GA
Built 1980 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 121
US 129 (NBL)
FairOver: SAND CREEK
4.9 MI SW OF GRAY, Jones, GA
Built 1979 Load: 23.5 t ADT: 17,600
Showing 3,551-3,600 of 15,216 bridges
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