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The Red Bridge: Sulpher Creek Road, McGaha, KY



2016-10-10 - Sulpher Creek Road, McGaha, District 1, Adair County, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com (c).
The upper bridge at McGaha has a fresh coat of red paint. Here, coming from the Millerfields, motorist have a choice, across the bridge, of taking a right to McGaha central district, or a left to Chestnut Corners. The bridge was completed in 2011, and mark a change in construction style in Adair County. This bridge has a flat bed with no siderail concrete curb and weepholes; instead steel rails were installed to protect motorists. The change dramatically reduced pooling on the deck of the bridge. The bridge was one of 20 built - of the county's 80 bridges - during the administration of CJE Ann Melton. - EW


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