This bridge contains four Warren Pony Trusses over the Peshtigo River.
These trusses are of odd design, but are however very similar to another bridge at Miscauno Island.
The trusses are four panels each, and consist of very light members. Riveted connections hold it together, while it rests on concrete substructures.
The bridge appears to be in structurally sound condition, although significant deterioration of the concrete has begun.
The bridge was used as a trail bridge for several months in 2012 as the old highway bridge was replaced.
One is to wonder why this bridge cannot be continuously used as a trail bridge, as it seems to be a popular area for fishermen.
The bridge has been rated by the author as regionally significant, due to the fact that it is one of four remaining Wisconsin & Michigan Railroad bridges remaining.
In addition, the trusses are very unusual in design. These appear to be more like highway structures than railroad structures.
The photo above is an overview. Unfortunately, it got cloudy right before I got to this location.