The Clays Ferry Interstate Bridge is a truss bridge over the Kentucky River in Richmond, United States. Constructed in 1949, the bridge is a part of I-75 and connects Madison County and Garrard County. The bridge has five trestle spans, two through truss spans, and one continuous bridge; the deck system is a combination of steel stringers and beams. The overall length of the bridge is 1,051 feet. The Clays Ferry Bridge is an important part of the Kentucky River transit system and provides a direct route for long-distance shipping. The bridge is one of the most photographed structures in Madison County, offering spectacular views of the river and surrounding area. The beauty of the Clays Ferry Bridge is enhanced by its dramatic Dixie Highway-style approach which meanders through a peaceful valley.
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