Deep River Camelback Bridge
Landmark And Historical Building
Why pick this one
Deep River Camelback Bridge is a 1901 National Register-listed camelback truss bridge open to pedestrian traffic only.
Best for
- Viewing a National Register-listed historic bridge
- Pedestrian crossings over the Deep River
- Exploring historic structures in a rural setting
Look elsewhere if
- Vehicle crossings requiring a drivable historic bridge
- Motorists seeking access across the historic structure
Specialties
- Camelback truss bridge
- Historic bridge landmark
Certifications
- National Register of Historic Places listing
What makes them different
- Constructed about 1901
- Steel camelback truss design
- Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995
- Spans the Deep River between Gulf and Cumnock
- Open to pedestrian traffic only
- Serves
- Gulf, Cumnock
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Contact & Location
Services
- Historic landmark
- Pedestrian bridge crossing