Crossing Clear Creek in Coralville, this bridge was built in 2013 to replace an older bridge.
Consisting of 6 spans of I-Beam, the bridge cost $37 Million to construct. It was built in
The old bridge was replaced due to a major flood on Clear Creek in 2008. This flood destroyed a lot near the bridge, and the bridge was a major cause of flooding.
In response to the 2008 flood, many agencies worked together to build a new bridge that is about 10 feet higher than the old one.
Overall, the bridge remains in mint condition, having opened at the end of 2013. The substructures of the bridge are typical metal pile bents.
The author has ranked this bridge as having no significance, due to the common design and new age.
The photo above is an overview.