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Maple Rd. / Huron River

MDOT Historic Bridge Washtenaw County Maple Rd. / Huron River


County: Washtenaw

City/Township: Ann Arbor Twp.

Location: Maple Rd. / Huron River

Year Built: 1876

About this Bridge:
This bridge is one of two metal truss bridges in Michigan dating from 1876, making it one of the oldest in the state. The builder, the Wrought Iron Bridge Company of Canton, Ohio, was one of the most prolific nineteenth century metal truss bridge companies in the midwest, with numerous Michigan bridges.
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