A truss bridge replacement that is going to preserve the truss

(Bridge Hunter, no Historic Bridges, Satellite)

Built in 1932, to be replaced by bypass bridge by 2016 and preserved as fishing pier. [Bridge Hunter]
MDOT
Construction videos (I hope MDasphalt doesn't break this link.)

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