New Mexico
New Mexico never developed a historic wooden covered bridge tradition. Its rare surviving examples are modest 20th-century structures, including a small roofed concrete-slab span built in 1981 in the Gila National Forest near Silver City.
New Mexico never developed a historic wooden covered bridge tradition. Its rare surviving examples are modest 20th-century structures, including a small roofed concrete-slab span built in 1981 in the Gila National Forest near Silver City.