The Florida Keys Overseas Highway is a 113 mile long highway carrying U.S. Route 1 the entire length of the Florida Keys.
History of the Florida Keys Overseas Highway
Florida Keys Overseas Highway Bridges
Bridge Name (mile marker)
Jewfish Creek Bridge (107.8)
Marvin D. Adams Waterway Bridge (103.5)
Tavernier Creek Bridge (90.8)
Snake Creek Bridge (85.6)
Whale Harbor Channel Bridge (84)
Tea Table Relief Bridge (79.7)
Tea Table Channel Bridge (79.1)
Indian Key Channel Bridge (78)
Lignumvitae Channel Bridge (77.5)
Channel 2 Bridge (72.6)
Channel 5 Bridge (70.8)
Long Key Channel Bridge (63.1)
Tom’s Harbor Cut Bridge (61.5)
Tom’s Harbor Channel Bridge (60.5)
Vaca Cut Bridge (53.1)
Seven Mile Bridge (40-47)
Little Duck Missouri Channel Bridge (39.5)
Ohio Missouri Channel Bridge (39)
Ohio Bahia Honda Channel Bridge (38.3)
Bahia Honda Channel Bridge (35.2)
Spanish Harbor Channel Bridge (33)
North Pine Bridge (29.4)
South Pine Bridge (28.6)
Torch Channel Bridge (27.9)
Torch Ramrod Bridge (27.5)
Niles Channel Bridge (25.5)
Kemp Channel Bridge (23.5)
Bow Channel Bridge (20.1)
Park Channel Bridge (18.7)
North Harris Channel Bridge (17.7)
Harris Gap Channel Bridge (17.6)
Harris Channel Bridge (16.2)
Lower Sugarloaf Bridge (15.2)
Saddlebunch 2 Bridge (14.4)
Saddlebunch 3 Bridge (14.1)
Saddlebunch 4 Bridge (13.1)
Saddlebunch 5 Bridge (12.8)
Shark Channel Bridge (11.3)
Rockland Channel Bridge (9.6)
Boca Chica Bridge (6.0)
Cow Key Channel Bridge (4.1)
Salt Run Bridge (2.4)
Read Walter Logan’s New York Times article, “Across 42 Bridges through the Florida Keys.”
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