While not as well known as the nearby Bass Point High Bridge, this bridge is also quite large.
Originally built in 1915 to replace an older wooden truss bridge, the bridge has changed little since being built.
However there is an exception. The north two spans were rebuilt in 1923, and likely rebuilt due to flooding issues, or even possibly to fill a trestle approach.
The bridge contains 8 main spans, set onto concrete substructures.
This bridge sits near a YMCA Camp, and can be accessed from this area.
Historic photo of the previous bridge. Credit to Photolibrarian on Flickr
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design and more modern age.
The photo above is an overview of the bridge.
| Upstream | C&NW Des Moines River Bridge (Stratford) |
| Downstream | New Kate Shelley High Bridge |