Located near the town of Cordova, this small stone arch bridge crossed an unnamed stream.
Built in 1866, little is known about this bridge. It consisted of a single stone arch culvert span, with wooden cribbing bracing the bridge inside.
The cribbing inside, rebuilt wing walls and a concrete reinforcement all pointed to this bridge being in poor condition.
Unfortunately, the bridge was replaced by metal pipe culverts in early 2019.
Overall, the bridge appeared to be in fair to poor condition at the time of replacement, with widespread deterioration.
The author has ranked this bridge as locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.