Wisconsin
Historic and authentic covered bridges of Wisconsin, home to five surviving truss-built spans — down from an estimated 40 the state once had — anchored by the 1876 Cedarburg Covered Bridge, the state's only true 19th-century survivor, alongside modern Town lattice and Howe truss bridges built to keep the tradition alive.
Wisconsin
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Wisconsin
Smith Rapids Covered Bridge
Rustic Road 105, Smith Rapids Picnic Area, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, near Fifield, Price County, Wisconsin
Bridge Status
Preserved, open to the public in the national forest
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Glue-Laminated Town Lattice Truss
Wisconsin
Springwater Volunteer Covered Bridge
Springwater, Waushara County, Wisconsin
Bridge Status
Preserved, owned by the Town of Springwater
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Truss
Wisconsin
Red Mill Covered Bridge
Rural, Town of Dayton, Waupaca County, Wisconsin
Bridge Status
Preserved, open to visitors at the Red Mill Gift Shop
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Truss
Wisconsin
Stonefield Village Covered Bridge
Stonefield Historic Site, Cassville, Grant County, Wisconsin
Bridge Status
Preserved at Stonefield Historic Site museum
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Howe Truss
Wisconsin
Cedarburg Covered Bridge
Covered Bridge Road, Cedarburg, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin
Bridge Status
Preserved, pedestrian use; NRHP listed
Bridge Type/Truss Design
Town Lattice Truss