The Old US277 crossing through the Amistad Reservoir was actually as set of bridges with interconnecting roadway for the North and South San Pedro Creeks. The creek bridges are the formed concrete type as seen in the photo above .The crossing was covered during the flooding of the reservoir. If the lake level is low enough then the full existing crossing would be exposed. Recreational areas are available on both sides of the lake.

Page Size Raw Image	Photo #1 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson If you are traveling north on US277/US377 you will come to this fork. Old US277 continues straight from this point. The "new" US277 makes its sweep to the left.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #2 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Continuing north on Old US277 you come to small rise before dropping into the river valley.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #3 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson On our way into the valley we catch a glimps of the Amistad Reservoir and Old US277 on the other side.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #4 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Getting closere. to the water. The white fencing marks the boundry the park area.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #5 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Inside the fencing we can the floating dock at the end of the roadway.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #6 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Looking east at the floating dock and rails of one of the old bridges.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #7 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson A long range view across the lake gives you a view of the other side.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #8 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson The park side marking the park area on the side side of the lake.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #9 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson This is the end post on the west side of the old bridge. Notice the evidence of the reflective markings..
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #10 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Standing on the end of the dock looking into the water at the old bridge. Notice how clear the water is.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #11 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Looking back to the south along the west side of the bridge.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #12 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Standing on the old road looking north along the west side of the bridge.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #13 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Standing on the dock you can see the "new" US277/US377 bridge.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #14 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Standing on the dock looking south.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #15 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Looking south up the rise at Old US277.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #16 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Back at the intersection of Old US277 and US277/US377 looking south towards Del Rio.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #17 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Northbound on US277/US377 on the north side of the reservoir. The turn for Old US277 is to the right.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #18 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Looking south at Old US277 North's split from US277/US377.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #19 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Traveling south on Old US277 North towards the north side of the reservoir.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #20 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson The park sign for the northern section.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #21 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson The white fence marks the entrance to the park area.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #22 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson On this side of the reservoir the road makes a more gradual decent into the lake.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #23 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Looking across the reservoir at the south section.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #24 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Looking back to the north from the water.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #25 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Looking north through the park area.
Page Size Raw Image	Photo #26 Taken 22-Jul-04 by Ron Jackson Looking north at the intersection with US277/US377.