Located along White Pole Road (County G30) west of Adair, this deck girder bridge crosses Turkey Creek.
Built in approximately 1950 to replace a similar bridge, this structure consists of recycled spans, dating to approximately 1900. It is unknown where these spans come from. Currently, the bridge consists of three deck girder spans, on concrete substructures.
Girder bridges like this were common to cross streams and rivers. These particular girders appear to be of standard design.
Overall, the bridge appears to be in good condition, and was well maintained in the Rock Island days.
The author has ranked this bridge as locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview.