8th Street BridgeOne of just a few concrete pony arch bridges in the area, this one over Beaver Creek on 8th Street in Bristol
Open to traffic
Built 1926
Airport Highway BridgePennsylvania-Petit (Pratt)Truss bridge over South Holston River on State Highway 75
Open to traffic, but scheduled to be torn down when replacement bridge is built
Built 1938
Hammond BridgeThree-span concrete arch bridge over South Holston River on State Highway 36; also Concrete Deck I-Beam Bridge beside it
Both Bridges Open to Traffic
Built ca. 1930
North Fork Holston River CSX Railroad BridgeHowe Truss Railroad bridge over North Fork Holston River on CSX Railroad in Kingsport
Open to rail traffic
Construction started in 1907 by the South and Western Railroad Co., and finished in 1908 by its successor, the Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad Company (now CSX)
Old Hickory Tree River BridgeAbandoned through truss bridge over Holston River, South Fork on Formerly carried Hickory Tree Road (new bridge now carries State Highway 44)
Abandoned
Dates back to the early 1900's, abandoned and closed off when new Highway 44 bridge was built upriver
Old South Eastman Road River BridgeAbandoned through truss bridge over Holston River, South Fork Sluice that formerly carried South Eastman Road in Kingsport
Abandoned
One of two truss bridges over the Holston River South Fork--first longer one sunk in river after overweight 18-wheeler caved it in--county later closed this two-span bridge 8 blocks south
Pickens BridgeConcrete deck girder bridge over South Holston River on Pickins Bridge Road
Open to traffic
South Fork Holston River CSX Railroad BridgeHowe Truss railroad bridge over the South Fork Holston River on the CSX (formerly Clinchfield) Railroad
Open to rail traffic
Built in 1907 as part of first segment of the South & Western RR, later the Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio, later the Clinchfield, now the CSX Railroad
South Holston River BridgeThrough truss bridge over South Holston River on U.S. 421 (State Highway 34)
Open to traffic
Built 1950