Little Niangua Suspension Bridge
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The Little Niangua Suspension Bridge is a Little Niangua River crossing in Camden County, Missouri on Route J. It is a two lane heavy vehicle bridge.
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[edit] History
The bridge was constructed in 1933 by the Clinton Bridge Works. It was designed as a self-anchored bridge.
[edit] Status of bridge
The bridge is still in use today and is in good condition; however it was closed in October 2007 for much needed repairs. These repairs included fixing movement underneath the deck.
[edit] Bridge Measurements
- Main Span- 225 Feet
- Side Spans- 112 Feet
- Deck Width- 20 Feet
