Located between the Ralston Rail Crossing and 72nd Street, this small concrete culvert crosses an access driveway.
Built in 1911, the bridge follows a standard design for a concrete box culvert. Typically, spans smaller than 20 feet long are considered to be box culverts, as opposed to slabs.
This span measures at 12 feet long. It features typical wing walls, and appears to be in good condition.
It is believed it was built for an industry, which has since been replaced by self storage units. Most likely, an arrangement was made with the railroad to provide a small culvert to allow access without crossing the tracks at grade.
The author has ranked the bridge as being minimally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.