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    Haunted Bridge Locations in United States

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    Bellamy Bridge

    MariannaUnited States1914

    Bellamy Bridge, located in the swampy woodlands along the Chipola River near Marianna, Florida, is a historic steel-truss bridge constructed in 1914. Renowned as Florida's most famous haunted bridge, the structure rests on the site of an earlier 1840 wooden bridge along the historic Bellamy Road. The bridge is famous for the tragic ghost story of Elizabeth Jane Croom Bellamy, a young bride who died from horrific burns shortly after her 1837 wedding. Visitors hiking the secluded swamp trail report seeing a flaming female figure, strange blue glowing orbs, and disembodied weeping echoing across the dark river waters.

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    Bunny Man Bridge

    CliftonUnited States1906

    Located near Clifton in Fairfax County, Virginia, Bunny Man Bridge is a narrow single-lane railway overpass constructed in 1906 along Colchester Road. The site gained international fame as one of America's premier urban legends following bizarre 1970 police reports of an axe-wielding man dressed in a white bunny suit attacking motorists. Over decades, local folklore evolved into elaborate ghost stories of asylum escapees, mutilated rabbits, and spectral attacks at midnight on Halloween.

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    Cotter Bridge

    CotterUnited States1930

    The Cotter Bridge, also known as the R.M. Ruthven Bridge, is a historic concrete open-spandrel arch bridge spanning the White River in Cotter, Arkansas. Built in 1930, this engineering marvel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and serves as an iconic symbol of the Ozarks. Alongside its architectural prestige, the bridge carries a eerie reputation for paranormal activity, including phantom cries of a spectral baby, disembodied footsteps along the pedestrian walkway, and ghost sightings of a woman chased by spectral hounds through the river mist.

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    Cry Baby Hollow

    HartselleUnited StatesEarly 20th Century

    Cry Baby Hollow, situated along a secluded rural stretch near Hartselle in Morgan County, Alabama, is one of the region's most famous urban legends. The site centers on an old wooden and iron bridge crossing a dark, heavily wooded creek bed. According to regional folklore dating back to the early twentieth century, an infant tragically perished at the creek during a horse-drawn wagon or early automobile accident. Drivers crossing the bridge at night frequently report hearing disembodied baby cries echoing through the trees, sudden stalling of car engines, and strange phantom headlights following closely behind.

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    Crybaby Bridge

    AndersonUnited StatesLate 19th century–present

    Crybaby Bridge in Anderson, South Carolina, is one of the state's most famous and enduring urban legends. Situated along a quiet, rural stretch of road spanning Highpointe Creek, the old bridge is tied to tragic local folklore of a mother and her infant child. Visitors driving to the bridge at night report hearing the heartbreaking sound of a baby crying, phantom footsteps walking along the wooden planks, glowing light orbs, and unexplained handprints appearing on dusty car windows when vehicles are parked in neutral with their engines turned off.

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    Dead Woman's Crossing

    WeatherfordUnited States1905

    Dead Woman's Crossing, located along a secluded stretch of Deer Creek northeast of Weatherford in Custer County, Oklahoma, is the site of one of the state's most infamous unsolved murder mysteries. On July 28, 1905, young schoolteacher Katie DeWitt James vanished after boarding a wooden buggy with local woman Fannie Norton. Weeks later, Katie's decapitated body was discovered hidden in the tall weeds along the creek bed. Spurred by the gruesome crime and subsequent suicide of the primary suspect, the remote creek bridge became a notorious site for ghost sightings, disembodied screams, and phantom lights.

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