This bridge is gone.
It was only a couple miles off of I-44, so today I was driving by and had a bit of time so I stopped to visit it. It was replaced with a pair of large steel culverts. Based on the amount and type of vegetation, I'm guessing it has been in place for about a year.
It's sad to see even these little ones gone - especially when the replacement is as sloppy as this one is. There isn't a concrete wall to retain the roadbed fill, just a stack of large rocks. The roadbed is already eroded to well inside the guard rails welded to the culvert pipes. I have some photos. I'll upload one or two of them soon.
Nice to know our tax dollars are being spent so wisely. Why repair a historic bridge that serves 15 people a day when you can waste money demolishing and replacing it with culverts that will wash out every time there is a flood?