This simply constructed bridge is built of a through girder design.
The bridge was reportedly built in 1902, likely to replace an earlier truss bridge.
It is simply constructed with a pair of through girder spans. These spans are set onto concrete substructures.
While simply built, the design is extremely economical and was built heavy. The bridge remains in good condition.
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the standardized nature of this structure.
The photo above is looking north along the bridge. The bridge can be accessed from nearby roads.
| Upstream | Fredonia Rail Bridge |
| Downstream | Confluence with Verdigris River |