New Hampshire
Historic covered bridges of New Hampshire, the Granite State, home to the Cornish-Windsor Bridge, the longest wooden covered bridge in the United States.
New Hampshire
72 results
NRHP
Open to Traffic
New Hampshire
West Swanzey (Thompson) Covered Bridge
Main Street, West Swanzey, Cheshire County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to vehicular and foot traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Lattice Truss (2 spans)
NRHP
Open to Traffic
New Hampshire
Sawyers Crossing Covered Bridge
Sawyers Crossing Road, Swanzey, Cheshire County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Lattice Truss (2 spans)
NRHP
Open to Traffic
New Hampshire
Carlton Covered Bridge
Carlton Road, East Swanzey, Cheshire County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Queen Post Truss
NRHP
Open to Traffic
New Hampshire
Ashuelot Covered Bridge
Bolton Road, Ashuelot, Winchester, Cheshire County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Lattice Truss (2 spans, twin walkways)
New Hampshire
Henniker (New England College) Covered Bridge
New England College, Henniker, Merrimack County, NH
Bridge Status
Foot traffic (college campus)
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Modern timber covered footbridge
Long Truss
Open to Traffic
New Hampshire
Rowell Covered Bridge
Rowell Bridge Road, West Hopkinton, Merrimack County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Long Truss
Town Lattice
New Hampshire
Bog (Cilleyville) Covered Bridge
Off NH Route 11 / 4A, Cilleyville, Andover, Merrimack County, NH
Bridge Status
Foot traffic (bypassed)
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Lattice Truss
Open to Traffic
Town Lattice
New Hampshire
Keniston Covered Bridge
Bridge Road off US Route 4, Andover, Merrimack County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Lattice Truss
Open to Traffic
New Hampshire
Bement Covered Bridge
Bradford Center Road, Bradford, Merrimack County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Wooden covered bridge
Open to Traffic
Town Lattice
New Hampshire
Dalton Covered Bridge
Joppa Road, Warner, Merrimack County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Lattice Truss
NRHP
Open to Traffic
New Hampshire
Waterloo Covered Bridge
Newmarket Road, Waterloo, Warner, Merrimack County, NH
Bridge Status
Open to traffic
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Lattice Truss
NRHP
Pratt Truss
New Hampshire
Sulphite Railroad Covered Bridge
Off Central Street, Franklin, Merrimack County, NH
Bridge Status
Closed; derelict (out of service since 1973)
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Pratt Truss (deck / upside-down railroad, 3 spans)