It was constructed entirely of timber in 1926–1927, and was a "causeway"-type structure, having a low, flat profile, with closely spaced piers.

A 2006 condition report determined that the bridge had reached the end of its effective life and should be replaced.

The road bridge consists of 34 spans supported by 185 treated timber piles (five timber piles to each pier), galvanised steel I beams and reinforced concrete deck.

It is a modern concrete bridge with 18-metre-long (59 ft) spans supported by one pile per pier.

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