Crossing over West Indian Creek behind a neighborhood in Nevada is this massive stone arch.
It was originally built in 1890, and widened in 1899 due to an imminent double tracking project. Along the Chicago-Omaha route, this is believed to be the largest single span stone arch.
The bridge remains intact with virtually no significant alterations. The addition to a concrete barrier and some minor patch work are the only observable modifications.
The author has ranked the bridge as being moderately significant, due to the size of the arch.
The photo above is an overview.