Utilizing a common design, this bridge crosses over Little Bear Creek between Carnforth and Victor.
Built in 1892, the bridge is one of the larger crossings of Little Bear Creek. While the girders date to 1892, each span contains four girder lines, typically indicative of a secondhand or strengthened bridge. It is unknown if that is the case here.
The substructures of the bridge utilize both stone and concrete. These have likely been rebuilt since 1892.
Overall, the bridge remains in a good condition.
Despite being a common design, the author has ranked the bridge as being moderately significant due to the older age of the bridge.
The photo above is an overview. The bridge can be accessed from nearby roads.