This is looking north on unopened US 119 at the bridge crossing Raccoon Creek and KY 1441.
KYTC employees carry the sign to be unveiled naming the bridge after the family that gave up property for the highway.
Looking down between the bridges at KY 1441.
Looking back to the south along new US 119. Over the moutain in the background is the end of the existing four-lane at the Burning Fork Road interchange.
Members of the Pinson family unveil the sign to be erected at the bridge.
Looking down at the valley below from new US 119.
Side view of the bridge's northbound lanes.
Another view.
And let another angle.
The fences are designed to keep coal from flying off trucks on US 119 to the highway below.
Looking at the bridge's curvature.
Looking down between the spans. The bridge is made with a box girder design. The metal girders are 10 feet tall and hollow inside. They are tall enough for a person to stand inside.
Another shot.
And yet another.
Looking back south on US 119 at the dedication site and the end of the bridges.
A better view of the box girder.
Closer view of the catch fences.
Members of the Pinson family go down to check out the hollow box girders. On the right is Heather Haley from WYMT-TV in Hazard.
Looking up between the spans with a good view of the box girders.
A different angle, This is at the north end of the bridge, looking south.
The Pinson Family Bridge sign erected for the northbound lanes.
This is looking north on new US 119 at the Winns Branch Bridge.
The Winns Branch Bridge as seen from the northbound lanes.
Another shot of the Winns Branch Bridge.
Looking back south up the hill from the northbound lanes at the Winns Branch Bridge.
Looking down the hill with the Johns Creek Bridge and KY 194 interchange in the background.
The Johns Creek Bridge crossing KY 194. A grade-separated interchange with a connector route linking US 119 and KY 194 is in the background. The day this photo was taking, paving was taking place.
Looking north at the Johns Creek Bridge.
Another angle with the interchange in the background.
This is looking north from the overpass at the interchange.
Another shot looking north.
Looking south from the overpass, back at the bridge crossing Johns Creek and KY 194.
A different angle.
Clolser view of the bridge from the overpass.
A closer look at the Johns Creek Bridge, looking south.
A broader view.
And yet another.
And another.
This is looking down the access road that will link KY 194 and US 119.
Another shot looking down the access road. The US 119 road cuts can be seen at left.
Looking at the Johns Creek Bridge from the connector ramp.
One of the bridge piers.
Another shot of the bridge.
Looking toward the overpass at the grade-separated interchange.
A view of the interchange from a distance.
The bridge and the ramp from southbound US 119.
Another angle.
This shows the ramp from north US 119 to the KY 194 connector, and the ramp from the connector to northbound US 119.
Signage at the end of KY 302 in Floyd County at the intersection of KY 302, KY 80, US 23 and US 460, with the new-style Mountain Parkway sign visible.
Closeup view of the new Mountain Parkway sign that currently is installed only in a few places in Floyd County.
Another angle of the sign.
New Mountain Parkway sign at the exit from US 23 north to KY 114.
New Mountain Parkway sign at the off-ramp from US 23 to Ky 114.
KY 114 and new-style Mountain Parkway sign near KY 404 west of Prestonsburg.