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Bridge Statistics for Dayton, Alabama (AL)
Condition, Traffic, Stress, Structural Evaluation, Project Costs


  • National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
  • 11Number of bridges
  • 135ft / 41.0mTotal length
  • $12,753,000Total costs
  • 5,005Total average daily traffic
  • 726Total average daily truck traffic
  • 6,459Total future (year 2033) average daily traffic
  • National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Registered Bridges for Dayton
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New bridges in Dayton, AL - historical statistics
  • New bridges - historical statistics
  • 21960-1969
  • 31980-1989
  • 41990-1999
  • 22000-2009
Average Bridge Truck Traffic in Dayton, AL
Bridge Condition - Deck
  • Bridge Condition - Deck
  • 66.7%Good
  • 33.3%Satisfactory
Bridge Condition - Channel
  • Bridge Condition - Channel
  • 54.5%Very good
  • 18.2%Good
  • 9.1%Satisfactory
  • 18.2%Fair
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Structure Number: 10039,  Location: 5.6 MI N AL 20 (Lat: 32.317358,  Lng: -87.695081),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 39,  Year Built: 1969,  Status: Posted for load,  Structure Length: 9.33m (30.61ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 130 (year 1988),  Truck Traffic: 15%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 185 (year 2040),  Design Load: H 15,  Features Intersected: CHICKASAW BOGUE RELIEF
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 5.599,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Tee Beam,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 9,  Length of Maximum Span: 10.4m (34.1ft),  Curb-To-Curb Width: 7.3m (24.0ft),  Out-to-Out Width: 8.2m (26.9ft)

Condition: Deck: Satisfactory,  Superstructure: Good,  Substructure: Good,  Channel: Good,  Operating Rating: 39.6 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 23.8 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Equal to present minimum criteria,  Deck Geometry: Somewhat better than minimum adequacy,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Bridge Posting: Required (Relationship of Operating Rating to Maximum Legal Load: 10.0 - 19.9% below),  Length Of Structure Improvement: 10.29m (33.76ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Other Special Inspection Frequency: Every 12 months,  Inspection Date: December 2020,  Other Special Inspection Date: December 2021,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $1,834,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $183,000,  Total Project Cost: $2,017,000 ( Estimate for 2022),  Deck Structure Type: Concrete Cast-file-Place
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Structure Number: 1004,  Location: 5.95 N AL 28 (Lat: 32.318781,  Lng: -87.689419),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 39,  Year Built: 1969,  Status: Posted for load,  Structure Length: 5.18m (16.99ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 130 (year 1988),  Truck Traffic: 15%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 185 (year 2040),  Design Load: H 15,  Features Intersected: CHICKASAW BOGUE RELIEF
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 5.950,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 7.3m (24.0ft),  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Tee Beam,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 5,  Length of Maximum Span: 10.4m (34.1ft),  Curb-To-Curb Width: 7.3m (24.0ft),  Out-to-Out Width: 8.2m (26.9ft)

Condition: Deck: Satisfactory,  Superstructure: Good,  Substructure: Good,  Channel: Satisfactory,  Operating Rating: 39.6 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 23.8 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Equal to present minimum criteria,  Deck Geometry: Somewhat better than minimum adequacy,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Bridge Posting: Required (Relationship of Operating Rating to Maximum Legal Load: 10.0 - 19.9% below),  Length Of Structure Improvement: 6.20m (20.34ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Other Special Inspection Frequency: Every 12 months,  Inspection Date: December 2020,  Other Special Inspection Date: December 2021,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $1,106,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $111,000,  Total Project Cost: $1,217,000 ( Estimate for 2022),  Deck Structure Type: Concrete Cast-file-Place
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Structure Number: 13652,  Location: 3.9 MILES E AL. 25 (Lat: 32.364964,  Lng: -87.594058),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 44,  Year Built: 1985,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 1.31m (4.30ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 125 (year 1988),  Truck Traffic: 35%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 175 (year 2041),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: DRY CREEK
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 3.899,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Culvert,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 4,  Length of Maximum Span: 3.0m (9.8ft),  Curb-To-Curb Width: 12.2m (40.0ft),  Out-to-Out Width: 12.5m (41.0ft)

Condition: Channel: Very good,  Culverts: Good,  Operating Rating: 88.9 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 69.9 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Deck Geometry: Superior to present desirable criteria,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Equal to present minimum criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 1.98m (6.50ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: January 2021,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $458,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $46,000,  Total Project Cost: $504,000 ( Estimate for 2022)
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Structure Number: 14069,  Location: 3.9 MI. N. OF THOMASTON (Lat: 32.321550,  Lng: -87.630267),  Route carried "on" structure: State highway 25,  Year Built: 1987,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 6.22m (20.41ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 1,110 (year 2013),  Truck Traffic: 22%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 1,472 (year 2033),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: DRY CREEK REL.
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 40.185,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: State Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 12.2m (40.0ft),  Material/Design: Prestressed concrete continuous,  Design/Construction: Stringer/Multi-beam,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 6,  Length of Maximum Span: 10.4m (34.1ft),  Curb-To-Curb Width: 12.2m (40.0ft),  Out-to-Out Width: 12.7m (41.7ft)

Condition: Deck: Good,  Superstructure: Good,  Substructure: Good,  Channel: Very good,  Operating Rating: 51.4 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 30.8 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Deck Geometry: Better than present minimum criteria,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 7.26m (23.82ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: Febuary 2022,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $2,041,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $204,000,  Total Project Cost: $2,245,000 ( Estimate for 2022),  Deck Structure Type: Concrete Cast-file-Place
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Structure Number: 14227,  Location: 3.8 MI. N. OF THOMASTON (Lat: 32.320050,  Lng: -87.629867),  Route carried "on" structure: State highway 25,  Year Built: 1987,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 8.29m (27.20ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 1,110 (year 2013),  Truck Traffic: 22%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 1,472 (year 2033),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: DRY CREEK
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 40.024,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: State Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 12.2m (40.0ft),  Material/Design: Prestressed concrete continuous,  Design/Construction: Stringer/Multi-beam,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 8,  Length of Maximum Span: 10.4m (34.1ft),  Curb-To-Curb Width: 12.2m (40.0ft),  Out-to-Out Width: 12.7m (41.7ft)

Condition: Deck: Good,  Superstructure: Good,  Substructure: Good,  Channel: Good,  Operating Rating: 57.2 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 33.9 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Deck Geometry: Better than present minimum criteria,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 9.29m (30.48ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: Febuary 2022,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $2,611,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $261,000,  Total Project Cost: $2,872,000 ( Estimate for 2022),  Deck Structure Type: Concrete Cast-file-Place
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Structure Number: 15597,  Location: 0.60 MI E OF CO RT 51 (Lat: 32.408389,  Lng: -87.653925),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 12,  Year Built: 1992,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 1.16m (3.81ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 400 (year 1992),  Truck Traffic: 10%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 400 (year 2041),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: LITTLE DRY CREEK
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 0.599,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Culvert,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 3,  Length of Maximum Span: 3.7m (12.1ft)

Condition: Channel: Very good,  Culverts: Good,  Operating Rating: 74.1 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 44.5 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Better than present minimum criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 1.84m (6.04ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: January 2021,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $382,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $38,000,  Total Project Cost: $420,000 ( Estimate for 2022)
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Structure Number: 15599,  Location: 1 3 MI E CO RT 51 (Lat: 32.408478,  Lng: -87.641286),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 12,  Year Built: 1992,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 0.91m (2.99ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 400 (year 1992),  Truck Traffic: 10%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 400 (year 2041),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: LITTLE DRY CREEK
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 1.299,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Culvert,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 2,  Length of Maximum Span: 4.3m (14.1ft)

Condition: Channel: Very good,  Culverts: Good,  Operating Rating: 65.6 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 39.4 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Waterway Adequacy: Superior to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Better than present minimum criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 1.58m (5.18ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: January 2021,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $383,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $38,000,  Total Project Cost: $421,000 ( Estimate for 2022)
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Structure Number: 15605,  Location: 1.4MI E CO RT 51 (Lat: 32.408478,  Lng: -87.638967),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 12,  Year Built: 1992,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 1.34m (4.40ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 400 (year 1992),  Truck Traffic: 10%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 400 (year 2041),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: LITTLE DRY CREEK
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 1.399,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Skew: 3 degrees,  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Culvert,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 3,  Length of Maximum Span: 3.7m (12.1ft)

Condition: Channel: Very good,  Culverts: Good,  Operating Rating: 88.9 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 88.9 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Better than present minimum criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 2.02m (6.63ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: January 2021,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $861,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $86,000,  Total Project Cost: $947,000 ( Estimate for 2022)
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Structure Number: 15609,  Location: 06.5 MI E US 43 (Lat: 32.350353,  Lng: -87.681636),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 44,  Year Built: 1992,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 1.24m (4.07ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 280 (year 1991),  Truck Traffic: 5%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 410 (year 2041),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: BRANCH LITTLE DRY CREEK
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 6.499,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 9.1m (29.9ft),  Skew: 3 degrees,  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Culvert,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 3,  Length of Maximum Span: 4.1m (13.5ft)

Condition: Channel: Very good,  Culverts: Good,  Operating Rating: 88.9 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 69.9 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Equal to present minimum criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 1.92m (6.30ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: January 2021,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $475,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $48,000,  Total Project Cost: $523,000 ( Estimate for 2022)
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Structure Number: 18749,  Location: 0.8 MILES W OF DAYTON (Lat: 32.354242,  Lng: -87.655200),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 115,  Year Built: 2003,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 2.93m (9.61ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 460 (year 2002),  Truck Traffic: 5%,  Average Future Daily Traffic: 680 (year 2042),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: LITTLE DRY CREEK,  Facility Carried by Structure: COUNTY ROAD 44
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 0.000,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Skew: 3 degrees,  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Channel Beam,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 3,  Length of Maximum Span: 9.8m (32.2ft),  Curb-To-Curb Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Out-to-Out Width: 8.5m (27.9ft)

Condition: Deck: Good,  Superstructure: Good,  Substructure: Good,  Channel: Fair,  Operating Rating: 78.9 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 47.4 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Deck Geometry: Somewhat better than minimum adequacy,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Equal to present minimum criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 3.83m (12.57ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: January 2022,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $710,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $71,000,  Total Project Cost: $781,000 ( Estimate for 2022),  Deck Structure Type: Concrete Precast Panels
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Structure Number: 1875,  Location: 1.0 MILES WEST OF DAYTON (Lat: 32.355294,  Lng: -87.658206),  Route carried "on" structure: County highway 114,  Year Built: 2003,  Status: Open,  Structure Length: 3.11m (10.20ft),  Average Daily Traffic: 460 (year 2002),  Average Future Daily Traffic: 680 (year 2042),  Design Load: HS 20,  Features Intersected: TRIB OF LITTLE DRY DREEK,  Facility Carried by Structure: COUNTY ROAD 44
Minimum Vertical Clearance: 30+ m (98+ ft),  Kilometerpoint: 0.000,  Lanes on structure: 2,  Owner: County Highway Agency,  Approaching Roadway Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Material/Design: Concrete,  Design/Construction: Channel Beam,  Number Of Spans In Main Unit: 3,  Length of Maximum Span: 10.4m (34.1ft),  Curb-To-Curb Width: 8.5m (27.9ft),  Out-to-Out Width: 8.5m (27.9ft)

Condition: Deck: Good,  Superstructure: Good,  Substructure: Good,  Channel: Fair,  Operating Rating: 75.3 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Operating Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Inventory Rating: 45.2 metric tons,  Method Used To Determine Inventory Rating: Load Factor (LF),  Structural Evaluation: Better than present minimum criteria,  Deck Geometry: Somewhat better than minimum adequacy,  Waterway Adequacy: Equal to present desirable criteria,  Approach Roadway Alignment: Equal to present minimum criteria,  Length Of Structure Improvement: 3.96m (12.99ft),  Designated Inspection Frequency: Every 24 months,  Inspection Date: January 2022,  Bridge Improvement Cost: $733,000,  Roadway Improvement Cost: $73,000,  Total Project Cost: $806,000 ( Estimate for 2022),  Deck Structure Type: Concrete Precast Panels
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