| Name | DM&E Whitewater River Bridge #2 |
| Built By | Chicago & North Western Railway |
| Contractor | American Bridge Company of New York |
| Currently Owned By | Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railway |
| Length | 45 Feet Total |
| Width | 1 Track |
| Height Above Ground | 5 Feet (Estimated) |
| Superstructure Type | Through Plate Girder |
| Substructure Type | Stone Masonry |
| Date Built | 1904 |
| Traffic Count | 5 Trains/Day (Estimated) |
| Current Status | In Use |
| DM&E Bridge Number | M-94 |
| Significance | Local Significance |
The bridge is a single span through girder, resting on stone abutments. However, the east abutment has been encased in concrete.
A missing American Bridge Company plaque tells of the builder of the structure.
The author has rated the structure as locally significant, because it is a very common design through this area.
The photo above is an overview.
Source Type |
Source |
| Build Date | Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Bridge Records |
| Railroad Line History Source | ICC Valuation Information, Compiled by Richard S. Steele |
