This simple concrete arch bridge crosses a branch of Lime Creek, near the Vane Road Bridge.
It is simply built, containing a single reinforced concrete arch. It was built in 1923 during a line relocation.
Overall, it appears to be in good condition. During the summer months, it is not visible from Vane Road.
The author has ranked the bridge as being locally significant due to the common design and newer age. Despite this, it is actually a rather large example of this span type.
The photo above is an overview.