Built in 1896 as a railroad bridge and put into service in this location in 1947 is Oklahoma’s oldest truss bridge. Located south of Maud near Konawa in Seminole County. This bridge is a pin-connected sub-divided Warren through truss, the only one of it’s kind in the state. Evidence of the widening of the bridge is clearly visible under the deck.
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