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Browse Bridge Database

9,504 bridges in the FHWA National Bridge Inventory in South Carolina.

National Bridge Inventory Database

Browse 9,504 bridges from the Federal Highway Administration National Bridge Inventory. Filter by state, condition rating, or search by name and location.

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BridgeLocationConditionYear BuiltLengthADT
LITTLE PINE TREE CREEK South Carolina Good 1978 9.1 m 4,000
BRUSHY CREEK South Carolina Good 2009 18.3 m 4,000
OBED CREEK South Carolina Fair 1968 27.4 m 4,000
PACOLET RIVER South Carolina Poor 1968 128.0 m 4,000
STREAM South Carolina Good 1965 6.4 m 4,000
CSX RR South Carolina Fair 1959 54.9 m 4,000
I-85 South Carolina Fair 1959 68.9 m 4,000
BRICKYARD SWAMP South Carolina Fair 1940 10.4 m 3,900
BRIDGE CREEK South Carolina Fair 1922 10.1 m 3,900
BRIDGE CREEK South Carolina Fair 1922 6.4 m 3,900
FOUR HOLE SWAMP South Carolina Fair 1975 54.9 m 3,900
SOUTH EDISTO RIVER South Carolina Good 2020 88.4 m 3,900
BULL SWAMP CREEK South Carolina Fair 1927 6.4 m 3,900
I-26 South Carolina Fair 1960 71.6 m 3,900
SOUTH TYGER RIVER South Carolina Fair 1985 73.2 m 3,900
HUFF CREEK South Carolina Good 1988 27.4 m 3,900
RICHLAND CREEK South Carolina Fair 1970 18.3 m 3,900
TRIB TO RICHLAND CREEK South Carolina Good 2015 21.3 m 3,900
I-85 South Carolina Poor 1976 115.2 m 3,900
BR TO SCOTTS CREEK South Carolina Good 1975 8.8 m 3,900
TRIB N TYGER RIVER South Carolina Fair 1967 36.6 m 3,900
I-26 South Carolina Fair 1960 64.0 m 3,900
SC 153 South Carolina Good 2000 62.5 m 3,850
CSXT &NS RR South Carolina Good 2000 69.8 m 3,850
CSXT & NS RR South Carolina Good 2000 69.8 m 3,850
SC 153 South Carolina Good 2000 62.5 m 3,850
CANE CREEK South Carolina Good 2005 45.7 m 3,800
BLACK CREEK South Carolina Fair 1925 6.4 m 3,800
FILLY BRANCH South Carolina Fair 1938 6.4 m 3,800
SC 22 South Carolina Fair 2000 88.3 m 3,800
P AND N RAILROAD South Carolina Fair 1969 29.0 m 3,800
SHOALS CREEK South Carolina Fair 1931 6.3 m 3,800
FILBIN CREEK South Carolina Fair 1992 186.4 m 3,800
OOLENOY RIVER South Carolina Poor 1938 45.7 m 3,800
LITTLE BACK RIVER South Carolina Fair 1925 605.6 m 3,800
LAURA HILL SWAMP South Carolina Fair 1925 129.0 m 3,800
SAVANNAH RIVER OVERFLOW South Carolina Fair 1925 106.7 m 3,800
BEACH HILL CANAL South Carolina Fair 1940 60.5 m 3,800
SAVANNAH RIVER SWAMP South Carolina Fair 1940 64.0 m 3,800
CANE CREEK South Carolina Good 2006 45.7 m 3,800
LONG BRANCH South Carolina Fair 1940 6.4 m 3,800
RED BANK CREEK South Carolina Fair 1940 53.6 m 3,800
BROAD SWAMP South Carolina Good 1995 73.2 m 3,800
TARGET CREEK South Carolina Poor 1950 6.5 m 3,800
HORSE CREEK South Carolina Fair 2000 40.0 m 3,800
BR TO CATAWBA RIVER South Carolina Good 1987 45.7 m 3,800
NS RAILROAD South Carolina Good 1991 49.7 m 3,800
GRIER SWAMP South Carolina Fair 1977 13.7 m 3,800
MILL BRANCH South Carolina Fair 1970 9.1 m 3,800
MILL BRANCH South Carolina Fair 1970 9.1 m 3,800

Frequently Asked Questions

The National Bridge Inventory (NBI) is a federal database maintained by the Federal Highway Administration containing inspection data for all bridges on public roads in the U.S. with a span of more than 20 feet. Bridge owners must inspect each structure at least every 24 months.

ADT stands for Average Daily Traffic — the average number of vehicles crossing the bridge per day. Bridges are sorted by ADT by default because high-traffic bridges in poor condition pose the greatest risk to the most people.

Yes. Use the search field above to find bridges by name, location, or features crossed. You can also combine the search with state and condition filters to narrow your results.