Looking for famous bridges in Georgia? We’ve got one of the most wonderful pieces of architecture in the state picked out for you! The Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge in Georgia is just 12 miles north of Warm Springs. This old bridge is still standing and more than worth taking a trip to if you are on a quest to see covered bridges in Georgia. If you need a little bit more of a push, here are eight reasons why this record-holding covered bridge should be explored.

1. This beautiful bridge was built over 170 years ago. It's been well-maintained over time, so it's still able to carry traffic across.
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2. Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge in Georgia was built by freed slave Horace King. This noted bridge builder was born in 1807 and died in 1885.
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3. The bridge has a fascinating design that will enchant covered bridge lovers. The Town lattice plan consists of crisscrossing planks at 45 to 60 degree angles.
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4. Approximately 2,500 wood pegs were used when constructing this magnificent structure.
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5. Horace King is credited with building many covered bridges in Georgia. He was particularly active in the western half of the state. Sadly, Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge is the last surviving bridge designed by him.
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6. At 391 feet in length, this structure is the oldest and longest of all the wooden covered bridges in Georgia.
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7. This architectural gem is sometimes called the Imlac Covered Bridge. It spans over Red Oak Creek in the small community of Imlac, not far from Woodbury.
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8. What makes this covered bridge stand out above the rest is the workmanship that it showcases. When you consider it was built centuries ago, it's truly amazing it's still able to accomplish its job today!
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Have you ever been to the Big Red Oak Creek Bridge in Georgia before? Or got another favorite covered bridge in Georgia you’d like us to feature? Share your ideas with us in the comments!

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Red Oak Creek Covered Bridge, Covered Bridge Rd, Woodbury, GA 30293, USA