This standard through girder bridge is the western of three identical structures crossing Soldier Creek on the Fort Dodge Nature Trail.
Built in 1909 using a single through girder, this bridge features a single through girder span, set onto concrete and stone substructures.
These structures feature ballasted decks, and stone substructures. The bridge remains in an overall good condition.
While rather ordinary, the bridge does feature one notable feature. Graffiti has been painted on the bridge, similar to a Lionel Model Railrod bridge.
This graffiti does make the bridge a local landmark of sorts.
The author has ranked the bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design of the bridge.
However, the bridge does gain some significance from the graffiti on the bridge.
The photo above is an overview. It can be accessed from a park.