Originally built in 1939, this large bridge crosses the South Fork Crow River.
Built with a trio of deck girder spans, the bridge is approached by trestle spans. The entire bridge is set onto timber substructures.
The three deck girder spans have unknown origins. The Great Northern was known for some bridge relocation, and this could very well be the case here.
Overall, the bridge remains in good condition. The bridge was converted to trail usage in 2012.
The author ranks this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design.
The photo above is an overview. The bridge can be easily accessed from a parallel road.