This large bridge crosses the Brule River near Tyran, Wisconsin. It lies in a heavily rural area, surrounded by dense forest.
TBuilt in 1901, the bridge features a single riveted Double Intersection Warren Deck Truss. In 1915, concrete piers were added to the bridge and the deck girder approaches were added.
In addition, the bridge is approached by a deck girder span on either end.
The bridge overall appears to be in excellent condition with little structural deterioration noted. The bridge is quite a hike, but can be accessed from the trail at Second Crossing Road.
The bridge has been ranked as being moderate significant by the author due to the more modern age of the structure. However, the structure is still an exemplary example of this design.
The build date is a likely build date, based on two identical trusses (one in Minnesota and one in Iowa).
The photo above is an overview.