Stovall Mill Covered Covered Bridge


	Discover Georgia's Historic Covered Bridges The Covered Bridge Trail of Georgia, Inc. was founded in 1998 to preserve and promote the last 15 of the many covered bridges that once existed in Georgia. Some are still open to car traffic. Covered Bridges Interactive Map. Return to Covered Bridges.	Click here for a Printable Map


Watson Mill Bridge is in Comer, Georgia. Framed above a fall of sparkling water and rock shoals, this "King" of the wooden bridge era is a photographer's delight. The bridge is featured as the main attraction in Watson Mill Bridge State Park, named after Gabriel Watson. Also located within the Park's Bridge and Mill Historic District are remnants of a mill complex and hydroelectric plant.

General Info County: Oglethorpe & Madison Border Other names: Carlton Bridge Length: 228.6 ft. Built: 1885 Builder: Washington W. King Truss: Town lattice	Stream: South fork of the Broad River Road name: Covered Bridge Road Traffic: Yes Parking: Yes Picnic area: Yes Historic marker: Yes Owner: Watson Mill State Park

Directions: Take 78 east from Athens to Route 22. Turn north for about 11.5 miles, then onto Watson Mill Road (east) into the park. In the Watson Mill State Park in the Northeast Mountains Travel Region in Oglethorpe County.

Georgia's Online Outdoor Recreation and Adventure Guide - www.n-georgia.com