This small through truss bridge crosses the North River near the town of Palmyra. It is located in a rural setting, just south of township road #332.
The bridge is of simple construction. It features a 7 panel, pinned connected Pratt Through Truss. It is set onto large concrete abutments.
This bridge likely replaced a simple wooden trestle. The North River is not a large body of water, and does not require a large structure.
Despite this, the bridge does feature massively large built up members. The entire bridge can be summed up as massive, featuring almost overtly heavy pieces of bracing.
The author has ranked the bridge as moderately significant. This is due to the simple and common construction for the area. Despite the historical integrity, this design is rather common (relatively speaking) for the region.
The bridge is identical to many other types of trusses used by the CB&Q. The photo above is an overview.