Concord Covered Bridge
Cobb County, near Smyrna. Built 1872, 132 ft over Nickajack Creek. A queen post design reinforced with iron rods.
1872
Year Built
National Register
Queen Post
County
Cobb
1872
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Crosses
Nickajack Creek
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Queenpost
Length (feet)
132ft
The Concord Covered Bridge crosses Nickajack Creek near Smyrna in Cobb County, Georgia. Built in 1872, the 132 foot span uses a queen post truss reinforced with iron rods. It is one of the very few historic covered bridges in Georgia that still carries daily vehicle traffic. The bridge is the centerpiece of the Concord Covered Bridge Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It remains an active crossing and a cherished local landmark.
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