Rockdale County Covered Bridge


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Rockdale County Bridge (formerly known as Haralson Mill Bridge) is in Conyers, Georgia. Georgia's latest covered bridge isn't historic, but exemplifies the interest the public still has in covered bridges. Originally designed as a pre-stressed concrete bridge, county planners decided to make this bridge a landmark, adding a large wooden superstructure and rock facing to the underlying concrete bridge. Total cost of the redesigned bridge: $880,000. Concerned about the possibility of fire, this bridge is equipped with cameras, smoke detectors, and a sprinkler system. For more information, the city of Conyers has a page about the bridge on their website.

General Info County: Rockdale Other names: Haralson Mill Covered Bridge Length: 150 ft. Width: 36 ft. Built: 1997 Builder: APAC Truss: Decorative lattice	Stream: Mill Rock Creek Road name: Haralson Mill Road Traffic: Yes Parking: Yes Picnic area: No Historic marker: No Owner: Rockdale County

Directions: From Atlanta, take I-20 east to Exit 40 at Sigman Road to Hwy. 20 north, go east on Bethel road and north on Haralson Mill Road. In Panola Mountain State Conservation Park in the Historic Park Travel Region. Call 770-532-6206.

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