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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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Saco River Covered Bridge
Open to Traffic Paddleford Truss
New Hampshire

Saco River Covered Bridge

East Side Road, Conway, Carroll County, NH
Yankee Barn Covered Bridge
New Hampshire

Yankee Barn Covered Bridge

Eastman community, Grantham, Sullivan County, NH
Multiple King Post NRHP
New Hampshire

Meriden (Mill) Covered Bridge

Colby Hill Road, Meriden, Plainfield, Sullivan County, NH
NRHP Town Lattice
New Hampshire

Prentiss Covered Bridge

Chester Turnpike, Langdon, Sullivan County, NH
NRHP Town Lattice
New Hampshire

Cold River (McDermott) Covered Bridge

Crane Brook Road area, Langdon, Sullivan County, NH
NRHP Town Lattice
New Hampshire

Wright's Railroad Covered Bridge

Sugar River Trail, Newport, Sullivan County, NH
NRHP Town Lattice
New Hampshire

Pier Railroad Covered Bridge

Sugar River Trail, Newport, Sullivan County, NH
Open to Traffic Town Lattice
New Hampshire

Corbin Covered Bridge

Corbin Road, Newport, Sullivan County, NH
Multiple King Post NRHP
New Hampshire

Kenyon (Blacksmith Shop) Covered Bridge

Town House Road, Cornish, Sullivan County, NH
King Post NRHP
New Hampshire

Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge

Root Hill Road, Cornish Mills, Sullivan County, NH
Multiple King Post NRHP
New Hampshire

Blow-Me-Down Covered Bridge

Lang Road, Cornish, Sullivan County, NH
NRHP Open to Traffic
New Hampshire

Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge

NH Route 12A at Bridge Road, Cornish, Sullivan County, NH