This bridge is a simply built through girder bridge, with concrete modular stringer approaches.
It sits parallel to the Eastbound Bridge, which was built in 1940.
This structure currently consists of the long through girder span. Several similar spans have been seen around this region crossing similar creeks.
Interestingly enough, this span appears to have been constructed significantly later than the reported date. However, a plaque confirms the date.
It is approached by a concrete modular girder span on either side. These were added in 1998 likely to replace older trestle approaches.
The bridge rests on concrete substructures. The main piers of the bridge are constructed of steel piles, and likely date to 1998.
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design. However, the main span of the bridge does remain in very good condition.
The photo above is an overview.