This small through truss bridge crosses the Thornapple River, south of the small town of Murry, in rural Rusk County.
The bridge contains a single, 4 panel, riveted Pratt Through Truss. This truss have been moderately reconstructed, although it still bears many of the original components.
In addition to the trusses being heavily rebuilt in 2006, the bridge is approached by concrete arches. On the south end, only a single arch stands; while the north end contains a trio of the arch spans.
On the north end, the arch spans are each 23' in length, while the south end has a 37' span.
The entire bridge rests on concrete substructures.
The author has ranked the bridge as being moderately significant, due to the age of the structure, but the heavy alterations detract from it.
The photo above is an overview.