Lawrence L. Knoebel Covered Bridge

Roberts Covered Bridge

Rock Mill Covered Bridge

John Bright #2 Covered Bridge

Smolen-Gulf Covered Bridge

Hassenplug Covered Bridge

Fleming Bridge

Sheridan, Sheridan County. A wooden roof and siding were added over an existing steel bridge in 1994 to help retard rust, giving the Fleming Bridge over Little Goose Creek its covered-bridge look — Wyoming has no historic 19th-century covered bridges of its own.

Valley City Covered Bridge

Valley City, Barnes County. Built 1979, small roofed stringer bridge on 12th Street SW — North Dakota's best-documented example of the covered bridge form, in a state with no historic 19th-century tradition.

Spangler Bridge

Gila National Forest, about 4 miles north of Pinos Altos, Grant County. Built 1981, roofed concrete-slab span over a small forest brook — New Mexico never developed a historic wooden covered bridge tradition.

Chickaloon River Bridge

Matanuska-Susitna Borough, near Chickaloon. Built 1917 as a railroad bridge, relocated 1982, roofed afterward — Alaska's closest surviving example of a covered bridge, since none of the state's original seven remain.

Winnie's Covered Bridge

Crystal Bridge

Bartley Ranch Covered Bridge

Mineral Springs Park Covered Bridge

Riverside Covered Bridge

Liliʻuokalani Gardens Bridge

Coral Springs Covered Bridge

Burns Park Bridge