The Crowley Island Bridge is a glulam-girder/glulam-deck project. It consists of four 48' spans. Its superstructure is made from penta-treated Southern Pine glulams, while its substructure consists of CCA-treated hemlock cribs filled with stones. It was constructed by a local crew of three.

Specifications

• Year Constructed: 1995
• Length: 192 ft.
• Width: 16 ft.
• Design Live Load: HS25
• Wood Species: Southern Pine Glulams, Hemlock
• FRP Tensile Strength: NA
• FRP Tensile Modulus: NA
• FRP Material Suppliers: NA

Sponsored by: local funding (private firm)