Even if it is concrete with a stone veneer, it really does demonstrate the concept of making even a small rural bridge look attractive.
Not only is this a beauty, but it is also skewed. If this is a true stone arch (as opposed to a concrete bridge with done facing), then this skew factor greatly adds to its significance.
Another unbelievably well-maintained stone arch bridge find today. Sure looks like someone has been taking care of this one last few decades, encouraging to see it in such great shape especially at such a busy intersection.
New photos show why the NBI lists it as a steel arch. It looks like the structure is corrugated steel culvert with stone railings and facings.