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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.

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NRHP Town Lattice
New Hampshire

Contoocook Railroad Covered Bridge

Contoocook village, Hopkinton, Merrimack County, NH
Nepalese Covered Bridge
New Hampshire

Nepalese Covered Bridge

Mossy Glen, Randolph, Coos County, NH
River Road Covered Bridge
Queen Post
New Hampshire

River Road Covered Bridge

River Road, Pittsburg, Coos County, NH
Happy Corner Covered Bridge
Open to Traffic Paddleford Truss
New Hampshire

Happy Corner Covered Bridge

Hill Road, Pittsburg, Coos County, NH
Paddleford Truss
New Hampshire

Pittsburg-Clarksville (Bacon) Covered Bridge

Bacon Road, Pittsburg, Coos County, NH
NRHP Open to Traffic
New Hampshire

Mechanic Street Covered Bridge

Mechanic Street, Lancaster, Coos County, NH
Groveton Covered Bridge
Paddleford Truss
New Hampshire

Groveton Covered Bridge

State Street, Groveton, Northumberland, Coos County, NH
Howe Truss NRHP
New Hampshire

Columbia Covered Bridge

Columbia Bridge Road, Columbia, Coos County, NH
Open to Traffic Paddleford Truss
New Hampshire

Stark Covered Bridge

Northside Road, Stark, Coos County, NH
Jack O' Lantern Covered Bridge
New Hampshire

Jack O' Lantern Covered Bridge

Jack O' Lantern Resort, Woodstock, Grafton County, NH
Riverwalk Covered Bridge
New Hampshire

Riverwalk Covered Bridge

Downtown Littleton, Grafton County, NH
Brundage Covered Bridge
New Hampshire

Brundage Covered Bridge

Grafton, Grafton County, NH