This common style overpass crosses Missouri Highway 5 between Keytesville and Salisbury, near US-24.
The bridge was originally constructed in 1912 with a single concrete slab span to cross a pedestrian and wagon path.
In 1929, a through girder span would be added to the structure. This span was added to the east end of the bridge.
The substructures are all constructed of concrete. The through girder span crosses present day MO-5. The concrete slab span is no longer in use.
The author has ranked this bridge as being locally significant, due to the common design. Fortunately, the bridge remains in good condition.
A special thank you to James Holzmeier for finding information on this bridge!
The photo above is an overview.