Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge

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Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge, Concrete deck arch bridge in Williamson County, Tennessee, US.

The Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge spans 1,572 feet across Birdsong Hollow, rising 145 feet above State Route 96 through dense woodland.

The bridge, completed in March 1994, represents the first segmentally constructed concrete arch bridge in the United States, using 122 hollow box segments.

The National Park Service maintains this engineering structure as part of the Natchez Trace Parkway, connecting Nashville to Natchez through three states.

Visitors can observe the bridge from two designated areas: a parking space north of the structure or a lower perspective point on Tennessee Highway 96.

The bridge features a cathedral arch design without spandrel columns, concentrating the deck weight at the arch crown for a clean architectural appearance.

Location: Tennessee

Inception: March 22, 1994

Official opening: March 22, 1994

Length: 479.1 m

GPS coordinates: 35.98660,-86.99230

Latest update: March 5, 2025 08:02

Natural and historic places in Tennessee

Tennessee contains natural areas and historical sites. The landscape includes caves, waterfalls, and lakes. Historical places feature plantations, Civil War sites, and Native American settlements. Parks display geological formations and natural habitats. Historical museums document life in the 19th century.

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