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Dry Fork Bridge

Dry Fork Bridge

The Dry Fork Bridge carried the Red Creek Turnpike (today’s WV CR 32/8) over Red Creek in Dry Fork, West Virginia.


The Dry Fork Bridge was constructed in 1903 by the Brackett Bridge Company of Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 The pin-connected Pratt through truss served the Red Creek Turnpike between Parsons and Davis. Much of the Red Creek Turnpike was incorporated into modern-day WV Route 32, with this bridge bypassed with a new alignment in 1934. The 1903-era bridge was repaired in 1972, 1978, 1982, and 1985.

The Dry Fork Bridge was bypassed and closed to traffic in 1992.

Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge
Dry Fork Bridge

Information

  • State: West Virginia
  • Route: CR 32/8
  • Type: Pratt Through Truss
  • Status: Abandoned / Closed


Sources

  1. “Red Creek Truss.” West Virginia Historic Bridge Inventory Form, 2013.

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