The ULTIMATE New Hampshire Covered Bridge List

Tom Riley June 7, 2021
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New Hampshire is home to dozens of beautiful covered bridges that can be found all over the Granite State. Each covered bridge is unique in its design, location, and age. There is something magical about covered bridges as they represent a time gone by when things were built by hand with wood instead of modern steel bridges. In this blog post, we provide the ultimate New Hampshire Covered Bridge list which consists of 40+ covered bridges!

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Albany Covered Bridge

  • Town: Albany
  • Country: Carroll
  • Length: 120 Feet
  • Year Built: 1858
  • Style: Paddleford truss with added arches
  • Location: Here

Ashuelot Covered Bridge

  • Town: Winchester
  • Country: Cheshire
  • Length: 169 Feet
  • Year Built: 1864
  • Style: Town lattice truss patented by Connecticut architect Ithiel Town in 1820 and 1835.
  • Location: Here

Bartlett Covered Bridge

  • Town: Bartlett
  • Country: Carroll
  • Length: 166 Feet
  • Year Built: 1851
  • Style: Paddleford truss with added arches
  • Location: Here

Bath Covered Bridge

  • Town: Bath
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 374 Feet
  • Year Built: 1832
  • Style: Burr truss with supplemental arches
  • Location: Here

Bath-Haverhill Bridge

  • Town: Bath and Haverhill
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 256 Feet
  • Year Built: 1829
  • Style: Town lattice truss with arches (two pan) – salt box type
  • Location: Here

Bement Covered Bridge

  • Town: Bradford
  • Country: Merrimack
  • Length: 60 Feet
  • Year Built: 1854
  • Style: Long truss
  • Location: Here

Blacksmith Bridge (or Kenyon Bridge)

  • Town: Cornish
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 91 Feet
  • Year Built: 1881
  • Style: Multiple Kingpost truss
  • Location: Here

Blair Covered Bridge

  • Town: Campton
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 292 Feet
  • Year Built: 1829
  • Style: Long truss with arches
  • Location: Here

Blow Me Down Bridge

  • Town: Cornish
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 85 Feet
  • Year Built: 1877
  • Style: Multiple Kingpost truss
  • Location: Here

Bump Covered Bridge

  • Town: Campton
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 68 Feet
  • Year Built: 1877
  • Style: Queenpost
  • Location: Here

Carleton Bridge (or Carlton Bridge)

  • Town: Swanzey
  • Country: Cheshire
  • Length: 67 Feet
  • Year Built: 1869
  • Style: Queenpost
  • Location: Here

Cilleyville Covered Bridge / Bog Bridge

  • Town: Andover
  • Country: Merrimack
  • Length: 53 Feet
  • Year Built: 1887
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Clark’s Covered Bridge

  • Town: North Woodstock
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 116 Feet
  • Year Built: 1904
  • Style: Howe Truss
  • Location: Here

Coombs Covered Bridge

  • Town: Winchester
  • Country: Cheshire
  • Length: 106 Feet
  • Year Built: 1837
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Contoocook Railroad Covered Bridge

  • Town: Hopkinton
  • Country: Merrimack
  • Length: 157 Feet
  • Year Built: Built in 1850 and replaced in 1889
  • Style: Double Town-Pratt lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge

  • Town: Cornish
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 450 Feet
  • Year Built: 1866
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Dalton Covered Bridge / Joppa Road Bridge

  • Town: Warner
  • Country: Merrimack
  • Length: 76 Feet
  • Year Built: 1853
  • Style: Long truss with an auxiliary Queenpost system
  • Location: Here

Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge

  • Town: Cornish
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 78 Feet
  • Year Built: 1882
  • Style: Multiple Kingpost truss
  • Location: Here

Durgin Bridge

  • Town: Sandwich
  • Country: Carroll
  • Length: 96 Feet
  • Year Built: 1869
  • Style: Paddleford truss with added arches
  • Location: Here

Edgell Covered Bridge

  • Town: Lyme
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 132 Feet
  • Year Built: 1885
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Henniker Bridge

  • Town: West Hopkinton
  • Country: Merrimack
  • Length: 136 Feet
  • Year Built: 1972
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Honeymoon Covered Bridge

  • Town: Jackson
  • Country: Carroll
  • Length: 121 Feet
  • Year Built: 1876
  • Style: Paddleford truss
  • Location: Here

Keniston Covered Bridge

  • Town: Andover
  • Country: Merrimack
  • Length: 64 Feet
  • Year Built: 1882
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

McDermott Covered Bridge

  • Town: Langdon
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 81 Feet
  • Year Built: 1869
  • Style: Town lattice truss with light arches
  • Location: Here

Meriden Covered Bridge

  • Town: Plainfield
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 80 Feet
  • Year Built: 1880
  • Style: Multiple Kingpost Truss
  • Location: Here

Packard Hill Covered Bridge

  • Town: Lebanon
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 76 Feet
  • Year Built: Originally built in late 1700s, replaced in 1991
  • Style: Howe truss
  • Location: Here

Pier Covered Bridge

  • Town: Newport
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 216 Feet
  • Year Built: 1907
  • Style: Double Town-Pratt lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Pittsburg-Clarksville Covered Bridge

  • Town: Pittsburg
  • Country: Coos
  • Length: 88 Feet
  • Year Built: 1876
  • Style: Paddleford truss with added arches
  • Location: Here

Prentiss Covered Bridge

  • Town: Langdon
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 34 Feet
  • Year Built: 1791
  • Style: Town lattice truss with light arches
  • Location: Here

Rowell’s Covered Bridge

  • Town: West Hopkinton
  • Country: Merrimack
  • Length: 167 Feet
  • Year Built: 1852
  • Style: Combination of Long truss with Burr arches
  • Location: Here

Saco River Covered Bridge

  • Town: Conway
  • Country: Carroll
  • Length: 224 Feet
  • Year Built: 1890
  • Style: Paddleford truss with added arches
  • Location: Here

Sawyers Crossing Covered Bridge / Cresson Bridge

  • Town: Swanzey
  • Country: Cheshire
  • Length: 159 Feet
  • Year Built: 1859
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Sentinel Pine Covered Bridge

  • Town: Lincoln
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 60 Feet
  • Year Built: 1939
  • Style: Stringer
  • Location: Here

Stark Covered Bridge

  • Town: Stark
  • Country: Coos
  • Length: 134 Feet
  • Year Built: 1857
  • Style: Paddleford truss
  • Location: Here

Squam River Covered Bridge

  • Town: Ashland
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 61 Feet
  • Year Built: 1990
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Swift River Covered Bridge

  • Town: Conway Village
  • Country: Carroll
  • Length: 133 Feet
  • Year.Built: 1850
  • Style: Paddleford truss with added arches
  • Location: Here

Swiftwater Covered Bridge

  • Town: Bath
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 158 Feet
  • Year Built: 1849
  • Style: Paddleford truss with added arches
  • Location: Here

Turkey Jim’s Bridge

  • Town: Campton
  • Country: Grafton
  • Length: 60 Feet
  • Year Built: Originally built in 1874, replaced in 1958
  • Style: Queenpost
  • Location: Here

Waterloo Covered Bridge

  • Town: Warner
  • Country: Merrimack
  • Length: 76 Feet
  • Year Built: 1840
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

West Swanzey Bridge /Thompson Bridge

  • Town: Swanzey
  • Country: Cheshire
  • Length: 136 Feet
  • Year Built: 1832
  • Style: Town lattice truss
  • Location: Here

Wright’s Covered Bridge

  • Town: Newport
  • Country: Sullivan
  • Length: 124 Feet
  • Year Built: 1906
  • Style: Double Town-Pratt lattice truss with laminated arches
  • Location: Here
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