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Verne Rd. / Misteguay Creek

MDOT Historic Bridge Saginaw County Verne Rd. / Misteguay Creek


County: Saginaw

City/Township: Albee Twp.

Location: Verne Rd. / Misteguay Creek

Year Built: 1911

About this Bridge:
With a main span of 80 feet, this is among the longest known surviving Pratt pony trusses built in Michigan after 1900, since only ten percent exceed eighty feet.
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