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This six panel bridge features an unusual bottom chord that angles upward at the last panel. Some other bridges have been found that have this design, but it is nevertheless uncommon. The lattice railings have an unusual detail as well, where the top of the bars that form the lattice extend beyond the angles to give it a slightly decorative appearance.
Perhaps this bridge's most memorable feature is its setting, where it is possible to climb down to the bottom of the gully and take beautiful photos looking up at the bridge.
The bridge appears to be a sturdy bridge, but a lack of care has resulted in this bridge receiving a condemning structural evaluation in the National Bridge Inventory. However, it is likely that a restoration project could correct any problems and put the bridge back in service likely for less than the cost of demolition and replacement. However, instead, this bridge was demolished and replaced. The lack of maintenance this bridge experienced prior to demolition, as well as the needless and costly demolition and replacement are both examples of typical practice in the United States and Canada. These practices waste taxpayer dollars and destroy beautiful bridges with heritage value that could have been preserved.
This bridge is tagged with the following special condition(s): Unorganized Photos
This historic bridge has been demolished. This map is shown for reference purposes only.
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