Jekyll Island Causeway Bridge
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GatoRx
N 31° 02.845 W 081° 25.479
17R E 459480 N 3434934
The remains of an old drawbridge crossing over to Jekyll Island.
Waymark Code: WM319C
Location: Georgia, United States
Date Posted: 01/24/2008
Views: 87
Jekyll Island is a small barrier island on the southeast coast of Georgia. The only vehicle access to the island is along a causeway running through several miles of salt marsh. The old drawbridge, replaced in the early 1990's by a much taller bridge, is still in place, though its draw span has been removed. Parking is available at both the east and west ends of the bridge, and it is used today for fishing.
Original Use: Vehicle - Car / Truck
Construction: Concrete
Condition: Fair
Date Built: Not listed
See this website for more information: Not listed
Date Abandoned: Not listed
Bridge Status - Orphaned or Adopted.: Not listed
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