Traffic was heavy so I didn't get to the bridge until it was too dark for photos. Bother! But it is still there, with a timber deck overlayed with asphalt, and small trees growing _on_ the deck.
It was dark enough I didn't examine the bridge closely, but it looked complete and intact - ready to be moved to a new home where it could be appreciated and loved. At least it wasn't demolished. Yet.
If you visit, approach from the north. The road on the south has a gate and an extensive collection of No Trespassing signs. From the north, I could have driven onto the bridge except for the guardrail welded across the portal.
Still shows in the most current satellite view......which I know isn't 20 years old.
Looks like this is an old alignment of the highway that now runs to the West.
I went to find this bridge today for a photography assignment i had and could not find it, i asked a local and they said it has been gone for over 20 years!
I grew up playing on, under, and around this old bridge. The creek beneath it was a favorite hang out for my brothers and I. It's still standing, but I wouldn't trust it to anything besides foot traffic.