Unfortunately looks to have been replaced.
I never knew this bridge even existed until I saw it listed here. It's in a rather remote area on a road that only leads to some fields. A one-lane bridge with a 17-foot deck tells me that it was built primarily for farm equipment. It doesn't appear to be in the greatest of shape, but it looks to be built well. There's a lot of vandalism on the rusty steel, but it doesn't appear to be hurting anything. It's missing some railing and there are some odd pipes bolted to the portals that have been cut or torn off. These pictures were taken shortly after the floods retreated this spring.
This bridge, whose history likely predated its installation at this location, has certainly been replaced. Although not a UCEB, its replacement is a rather lackluster modern steel design, with a tar-and-chip-covered steel deck. It's not ugly, but it lacks the grace and aesthetics of a truss.