Highway 17 Bypass Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Dismal Swamp Canal Route Bridges
Highway 17 Bypass Bridge: crosses the Dismal Swamp ICW Route at Statute Mile 32.5, just north of the small village of South Mills
36 27.462 North/076 19.964 West
Fixed
65 feet of vertical clearance.
South Mills Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
South Mills Bridge: crosses the Dismal Swamp ICW Route at Statute Mile 32.6, immediately north of the South Mills Lock
36 26.753 North/076 19.621 West
Bascule
Closed vertical clearance 4 feet
VHF Hailing Frequency – Channel #13
Telephone number – 252-771-5906
Openings coordinate with lock openings at 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m.
South Mills Lock
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
South Mills Lock
Interrupts the Dismal Swamp Canal Route of the ICW at Statute Mile 33, hard by the charted village of South Mills.
36 26.375 North/076 19.442 West
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Lock normally operates at 8:30 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m.
As of 7/26/11, lock opening have been restricted to only two a day, at 9:00 am and 3:00 pm, due to low water levels
NC Railway Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
NC Railway Bridge: crosses the Dismal Swamp ICW Route at Statute Mile 48, south of charted Sawyers Creek
36 19.226 North/076 10.872 West
Swing
Closed vertical clearance 3 feet, usually open unless a train is due.
Elizabeth City – Highway 158 Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Elizabeth City–Highway 158 Bridge: crosses the Dismal Swamp ICW Route at Statute Mile 51, in the heart of downtown Elizabeth City
36 18.072 North/076 13.029 West
Bascule
Closed vertical clearance 2 feet
Restricted opening
VHF Hailing Frequency – Channel #13
Telephone Number – 252-331-4772
Does not open weekdays between the hours of 7:00 am and 9:00 am, and from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, except for openings at 7:30 am, 8:30 am, 4:30 pm and 5:30 pm. At all other times of the day and week, this span opens on demand
Coinjock Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
North Carolina – Virginia Cut Bridges
Coinjock Bridge – spans the canal like section of the Waterway at Statute Mile 50, between Coinjock Bay and North River
36 20.451 North/075 57.266 West
Fixed
65 feet
Alligator River Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
ICW Bridges from Albemarle Sound to South Carolina
Alligator River Bridge: crosses the Alligator River section of the ICW at Statute Mile 84, south of flashing daybeacon #12
35 54.037 North/076 00.509 West
Swing
14 feet of closed vertical clearance
Open on demand
VHF Hailing Frequency – Channel #13
Telephone Number – 252-796-7261
Opens on demand UNLESS WIND AND WIND GUSTS EXCEED 35 KNOTS (or so), WHEN IT DOES NOT OPEN AT ALL!
Fairfield Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Fairfield Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 114, west of the charted Fairfield Canal
35 35.610 North/076 13.959 West
Fixed
65 feet of vertical clearance
Wilkerson Creek Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Wilkerson Creek Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 126, east of unlighted daybeacon #27
35 33.323 North/076 26.329 West
Fixed
64 feet of vertical clearance
Hobucken Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Hobucken Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 157, north of flashing daybeacon #21
35 14.773 North/076 35.491 West
Fixed
65 feet of vertical clearance
Core Creek Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Core Creek Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 196, north of flashing daybeacon #19
34 49.518 North/076 41.469 West
Fixed
65 feet of vertical clearance
Morehead City – Newport River Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Morehead City–Newport River Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 204, immediately north of the Morehead City Turning Basin, south of unlighted can buoy #39
34 43.256 North/076 41.607 West
Fixed
65 feet of vertical clearance
Morehead City Railway Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Morehead City Railway Bridge: crosses the ICW immediately at Statute Mile 204, south of the bridge described above
34 43.230 North/076 41.605 West
Bascule
4 feet of closed vertical clearance, usually open unless a train is due
Atlantic Beach Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Atlantic Beach Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 206.5, west of unlighted daybeacon #3A
34 43.042 North/076 44.112 West
Fixed
65 feet of vertical clearance
Emerald Isle Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Emerald Isle Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 226, west of unlighted daybeacon #42
34 40.451 North/077 03.935 West
Fixed
65 feet of vertical clearance
Onslow Beach Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Onslow Beach Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 241, northeast of flashing daybeacon #64,
34 34.364 North/077 16.306 West
Swing
12 feet of closed vertical clearance
Restricted opening
VHF Hailing Frequency – Channel #13
Telephone Number – 910-450-7376
Opens only on the hour and half-hour, year-round, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., seven days a week, opens on demand during the nighttime hours
Topsail Island Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Topsail Island Bridge: crosses the ICW at Statute Mile 252.5, west-southwest of unlighted daybeacon #25
34 29.989 North/077 25.762 West
Fixed
65 feet of vertical clearance
Surf City – S.R. 50 Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Surf City – S.R. 50 Bridge: crosses the Waterway at Statute Mile 261, southwest of unlighted daybeacon #69
34 25.873 North/077 32.983 West
Swing
12 feet of closed vertical clearance
Restricted opening
VHF Hailing Frequency – Channel #13
Telephone Number – 910-328-4291
Opens only on the hour, year-round, seven days a week between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., opens on demand during the evening, night, and early morning hours
Figure Eight Island Bridge
Posted by admin | Posted on 03-28-2007
Figure Eight Island Bridge: spans the ICW at Statute Mile 278, southwest of unlighted daybeacon #120![]()
34 16.483 North/077 45.600 West
Swing
20 feet of closed vertical clearance
Restricted opening
Opens only on the hour and half-hour, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., year-round, 24 hours a day



























