This large through truss bridge crosses the Heart River in Mandan.
Originally built in 1910, the bridge features a single pin connected Pratt Through Truss span.
With no approaches, the bridge sits on concrete abutments. Using a standardized design, the bridge features 8 panels.
Overall, the bridge remains in very good condition. The structure has changed very little since it was first constructed in 1910.
The author has ranked this bridge as being moderately significant, due to the lack of historic railroad truss bridges in North Dakota.
The photo above is an overview. The bridge can be accessed by walking down the railroad, which also appears to serve as a nature trail for Mandan residents.