Located east of Strasburg at the intersection of Missouri Highway 58 and Clark Road, this small concrete arch crosses an unnamed tributary of Plum Creek.
Likely built around 1905, the bridge features a single span of concrete arch, with typical sloped wing walls. While this route did not use these spans as extensively as other railroads, these types of culverts can still be seen around America.
Overall, the bridge is in fair condition. Despite this, there is a large crack through the south face that has formed. It is unknown if this crack goes through the entire structure.
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.