Located northeast of Manly, this highly deteriorated concrete arch bridge crosses Beaver Creek near 370th Street.
Reportedly built in 1907, the bridge consists of two concrete arch spans, set onto concrete substructures. It is likely that this bridge replaced an older wooden trestle.
Unfortunately, like many CGW bridges and arches, this one is highly deteriorated. Much of the facings of both arches have fallen off, and the arches also have holes in the roof. In the 1970s, the bridge appeared in a newspaper article and was still highly degraded.
It is unknown why so many CGW structures seem to have such high levels of failure. It is possible substandard materials or craftsmanship are to blame.
Overall, the bridge is in serious condition, although it does not appear to be in danger of collapse. The arch is easily accessed from 370th Street, and appears to be a local hangout place.
The author has ranked the bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.