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Smith Bridge, Spanning Nottely River on Dooley Road (County Road 83), Blairsville

Smith Bridge, Spanning Nottely River on Dooley Road (County Road 83), Blairsville, Union County, GA. Surveyed as HAER GA,146-BLAIR.V,1-, with a 239-word written history.

From the record

“The Smith Bridge is a steel pin-connected Pratt .^i through truss.”

Written record, HAER GA,146-BLAIR.V,1- survey. Machine-read text.

Surveyed by the federal HAER program as HAER GA,146-BLAIR.V,1- · the record runs 239 words · one of 1 surveyed structures published for this county.

Sources: the survey record at the Library of Congress

Significance

135 words

Source document Quoted word for word from HAER GA,146-BLAIR.V,1-. Not written, edited or summarised by this site.

The Smith Bridge is a steel pin-connected Pratt .^i through truss. It is in length and in width. The bridge was constructed c. probably by the Champion Bridge Company, due to the present two holes on the northeast inclined end post. The Champion Bridge Company affixed their bridge plates in this manner as evidenced on other bridges in the State. The bridge is in poor condition. The Smith Bridge is one of thirty-five Pratt through trusses identified on the Georgia Historic Bridge Inventory, one of four found within a twenty-one county area in northeast Georgia, and one of two Pratt through trusses recorded in Union County. Smith Bridge is representative of Pratt through trusses constructed between and Transmitted by: Jean P. Yearby, HAER, from data compiled by Jayne H.

Maxwell, Georgia Department of Transportation, #

In context

Blairsville, Georgia The place record: every map, photograph and survey of this town.
Union County, Georgia 104 topographic sheets across the county.
Library of Congress record The original filed report as the survey filed it.

Provenance

  • Written history. Quoted verbatim from HAER GA,146-BLAIR.V,1-. United States federal work, no copyright under 17 U.S.C. 105.
  • Text capture. Machine-read from the scanned typescript filed with the survey, so spelling and spacing follow the original page.
  • How this page is made. Documentary passages are quoted from the linked federal record; page labels and counts are clearly marked as site presentation or calculations.