Highway 19 - Round Spring Valley Bridge
Shannon County, MO
The southernmost of the trio of bridges crosses a valley where Round Spring feeds into the Current River. The bridge is a two-rib, open spandrel concrete arch with one main 150-foot span with concrete deck girder approach spans on both ends for a total length of 523 feet. The bridge was built in 1930 for $70,152.85 and bears structure number J 420.
Round Spring Bridge arch viewed from the south
Guardrail wear
Round Spring Bridge arch viewed from the southeast
Round Spring Bridge arch viewed from the south
Deck girder
Spring water flow roadway under bridge
Water flow
Spring water
Arch viewed from the northeast
Roadway passing under south deck
Round Spring Bridge deck viewed from southeast
Deck viewed from the south
Deck viewed from the south
Deck
Nameplate
Deck and guardrails
Ozark Riverways map
Deck viewed from south