I bought 100' of 12" diameter culvert pipe 10 years ago, it was $600 for all 100'. This is heavy plastic. All these pieces are 12" under ground for draining my neighbors land to the north of me, in the spring thaw the water really flows. 20' long pieces X 5 pieces = 100', All 5 pieces connect together with a plastic collar Just a thought here.....Could you buy say 5 pieces of 18" diameter culvert and pack all 5 in under the "road"? How wide and deep is this creek normally? Remember that the further down the culvert pipe is the more weight it will take. Could you make a bridge with heavy steel I-beam over the creek? And then weld side pieces so the cars/trucks dont go over the side. Sounds like a construction crew, bridge building, maybe put in a small hydro-electric dam too.
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