This through girder bridge crosses the Whitewater River between Weaver and Kellogg.
Built in 1910, the bridge consists of a pair of through girder spans. These large spans are approached by three deck girders and a concrete slab to the south, and several concrete slabs to the north. The entire bridge rests on concrete substructures. Two of the deck girder spans were twinned and reused from the previous bridge at this location. It is currently unknown when they were built.
The bridge was also built for two tracks, although only one track is currently used. It appears that some of the approach spans have been replaced since the initial construction.
Overall, the bridge appears to be in fair condition. The author intends to have a closer inspection of the bridge in the near future.
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.