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Big Hill Rd. / Fawn River

MDOT Historic Bridge St. Joseph County Big Hill Rd. / Fawn River


County: St. Joseph

City/Township: Fawn River Twp.

Location: Big Hill Rd. / Fawn River

Year Built: 1905

About this Bridge:
With a main span of 84 feet, this is among the longest of the known surviving Pratt pony trusses built in Michigan after 1900, since only ten percent of them exceed eighty feet.
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