Photo From Plumas County Project Page
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BH Photo #254266
Quite possibly a relocation date.
I'll add that I was surprised to see that it was riveted. How many bridges were riveted that late?
With the decent ratings and low ADT maybe they realized how stupid it would be to waste money to replace it!
As of today the bridge is still there with no signs of construction etc. Not denying that it may be doomed.
Bridge History
The existing Snake Lake (Gopher Hill) bridge was built in 1938 was originally used as the Rock Creek bridge before being moved to its present location in the mid 70's after the Rock Creek bridge was replaced with present concrete structure.
Existing Bridge Information
Snake Lake Bridge over Spanish Creek is a single-lane, clear span steel pony truss with high abutment walls comprised of precast concrete panels with tieback anchors and was constructed in 1969.
that's what the replacement page states, interesting that they don't have an exact year for relocation.