List of covered bridges in Vermont

Below is a list of covered bridges in Vermont. There are just over 100 authentic covered bridges in the U.S. state of Vermont, giving the state the highest number of covered bridges per square mile in the United States. A covered bridge is considered authentic not due to its age, but by its construction. An authentic bridge is constructed using trusses rather than other methods such as stringers (a popular choice for non-authentic covered bridges).

List

Name	County	Location	Built	Length	Crosses	Ownership	Truss Type
Spade Farm	Addison	Ferrisburgh 44°14′15″N 73°13′56″W / 44.237513°N 73.232095°W / 44.237513; -73.232095 (Spade Farm Covered Bridge)	1850	85'	storm drainage ditch	Private	Town lattice
Pulp Mill^{[n 1]}	Addison	Middlebury 44°01′29″N 73°10′39″W / 44.024668°N 73.177485°W / 44.024668; -73.177485 (Pulp Mill Covered Bridge)	1820	199'	Otter Creek on Seymour St	Towns	Burr Arch
Halpin^{[n 2]}	Addison	Middlebury 44°03′00″N 73°08′27″W / 44.050136°N 73.140846°W / 44.050136; -73.140846 (Halpin Covered Bridge)	1850	66.2'	Muddy Branch (of the New Haven River) on Halpin Covered Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Rutland Railroad^{[n 3]}	Addison	Shoreham 43°51′34″N 73°15′21″W / 43.85933°N 73.255795°W / 43.85933; -73.255795 (Rutland Railroad Covered Bridge)	1897	108'	Richville Pond on an abandoned railroad bed	VT State Division for Historic Preservation	Howe truss
Paper Mill	Bennington	Bennington 42°54′46″N 73°14′00″W / 42.912883°N 73.233393°W / 42.912883; -73.233393 (Paper Mill Covered Bridge)	1889	131'	Walloomsac River on Murphy Road	Town	Town lattice
Silk	Bennington	Bennington 42°54′34″N 73°13′31″W / 42.909512°N 73.225304°W / 42.909512; -73.225304 (Silk Covered Bridge)	1840	88'	Walloomsac River on Silk Road	Town	Town lattice
Henry	Bennington	Bennington 42°54′46″N 73°15′17″W / 42.912643°N 73.254647°W / 42.912643; -73.254647 (Burt Henry Covered Bridge)	1840	121'	Walloomsac River on Murphy Road	Town	Town lattice
Chiselville	Bennington	Sunderland 43°04′20″N 73°07′59″W / 43.072215°N 73.133132°W / 43.072215; -73.133132 (Chiselville Covered Bridge)	1870	117'	Roaring Branch Brook on Sunderland Hill Road	Town	Town lattice
West Arlington	Bennington	Arlington 43°06′16″N 73°13′13″W / 43.104445°N 73.220315°W / 43.104445; -73.220315 (West Arlington Covered Bridge)	1852	80'	Batten Kill on Covered Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Greenbanks Hollow	Caledonia	Danville 44°22′39″N 72°07′19″W / 44.377628°N 72.122004°W / 44.377628; -72.122004 (Greenbanks Hollow Covered Bridge)	1886	74'	Joe's Brook on Greenbanks Hollow Road	Town	Queen post
Schoolhouse^{[n 4]}	Caledonia	Lyndon 44°30′58″N 72°00′37″W / 44.516174°N 72.010145°W / 44.516174; -72.010145 (Schoolhouse Covered Bridge)	1879	42'	South Wheelock Branch of Passumpsic River on Wheelock Road	Town(?)	Queen post
Chamberlin	Caledonia	Lyndon 44°31′00″N 72°00′59″W / 44.51659°N 72.01647°W / 44.51659; -72.01647 (Chamberlin Covered Bridge)	1881	66'	South Wheelock Branch of Passumpsic River on Chamberlin Bridge Road	Town(?)	Queen post
Sanborn^{[n 5]}	Caledonia	Lyndon 44°32′39″N 72°00′03″W / 44.544304°N 72.000875°W / 44.544304; -72.000875 (Sanborn Covered Bridge)	1867	117'	Passumpsic River	Private	Paddleford Truss
Millers Run	Caledonia	Lyndon 44°32′32″N 72°00′36″W / 44.542201°N 72.009898°W / 44.542201; -72.009898 (Millers Run Covered Bridge)	1878	56'	Millers Run on Center Street	Town(?)	Queen post
Old Burrington^{[n 6]}	Caledonia	Lyndon 44°33′13″N 71°58′10″W / 44.553644°N 71.969515°W / 44.553644; -71.969515 (Old Burrington Covered Bridge)	1865	68'	East Branch of Passumpsic River on Burrington Bridge Road	Private	Queen post
Holmes Creek	Chittenden	Charlotte 44°19′59″N 73°16′56″W / 44.333123°N 73.282301°W / 44.333123; -73.282301 (Holmes Creek Covered Bridge)	1870	41'	Holmes Creek on Lake Road	Town	King Post with tied arch
Seguin (or Sequin)	Chittenden	Charlotte 44°17′21″N 73°09′01″W / 44.289068°N 73.15032°W / 44.289068; -73.15032 (Seguin Covered Bridge)	1850	70'	Lewis Creek on Roscoe Road	Town	Burr Arch
Quinlan's	Chittenden	Charlotte 44°16′35″N 73°11′02″W / 44.27641°N 73.18388°W / 44.27641; -73.18388 (Quinlan's Covered Bridge)	1849	86'	Lewis Creek on Monkton Road	Town	Burr Arch
Browns River^{[n 7]}	Chittenden	Westford 44°36′45″N 73°00′29″W / 44.61259°N 73.008088°W / 44.61259; -73.008088 (Browns River Covered Bridge)	1837	97'	Browns River on Cambridge Road	Town	Burr arch
Browns River Closed to motor traffic.	Chittenden	Jericho 44°30′59″N 72°56′48″W / 44.516404°N 72.946590°W / 44.516404; -72.946590 (Mills Riverside Covered Bridge)	1967^[1]	Unknown Length	Browns River at Mills Riverside Park	Land-Trust	Burr arch
Shelburne Museum^{[n 8]}	Chittenden	Shelburne 44°22′37″N 73°13′46″W / 44.377002°N 73.229527°W / 44.377002; -73.229527 (Shelburne Museum Covered Bridge)	1845	168'	Burr Pond on grounds of Shelburne Museum	Private	Burr arch
Columbia^{[n 9]}	Essex	Lemington 44°51′12″N 71°33′06″W / 44.853245°N 71.551691°W / 44.853245; -71.551691 (Columbia Covered Bridge)	1912	146'	Connecticut River on Columbia Bridge Road	Town	Howe truss
Mount Orne^{[n 10]}	Essex	Lunenburg 44°27′37″N 71°39′10″W / 44.460243°N 71.652709°W / 44.460243; -71.652709 (Mount Orne Covered Bridge)	1911	266'	Connecticut River on Mount Orne Bridge Road	Town	Howe truss
Island Pond Footbridge^{[n 11]}	Essex	Island Pond 44°48′59″N 71°52′52″W / 44.816295°N 71.88105°W / 44.816295; -71.88105 (Island Pond Covered Footbridge)	2003	242'	railroad tracks	Town(?)	Howe truss
Hopkins	Franklin	Enosburg 44°55′14″N 72°40′23″W / 44.92062°N 72.673096°W / 44.92062; -72.673096 (Hopkins Covered Bridge)	1875	84'	Trout River on Hopkins Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Maple Street	Franklin	Fairfax 44°39′49″N 73°00′38″W / 44.663697°N 73.010432°W / 44.663697; -73.010432 (Maple Street Covered Bridge)	1865	57'	Mill Brook on Maple Street	Town	Town lattice
East Fairfield	Franklin	Fairfield 44°47′10″N 72°51′44″W / 44.78616°N 72.862294°W / 44.78616; -72.862294 (East Fairfield Covered Bridge)	1865	67'	Black Creek on Covered Bridge Road	Town	Queen post
Comstock	Franklin	Montgomery 44°53′59″N 72°38′41″W / 44.899637°N 72.644842°W / 44.899637; -72.644842 (Comstock Covered Bridge)	1883	69'	Trout River on Comstock Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
West Hill	Franklin	Montgomery 44°52′03″N 72°38′54″W / 44.867626°N 72.648318°W / 44.867626; -72.648318 (West Hill Covered Bridge)	1883	59'	West Hill Brook on Creamery Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Fuller	Franklin	Montgomery 44°54′12″N 72°38′24″W / 44.903349°N 72.640116°W / 44.903349; -72.640116 (Fuller Covered Bridge)	1890	50'	Black Falls Brook on South Richford Road	Town	Town lattice
Hectorville^{[n 12]}	Franklin	Montgomery 44°51′14″N 72°36′49″W / 44.853781°N 72.613599°W / 44.853781; -72.613599 (Hectorville Covered Bridge)	1883	54'	South Branch of Trout River on Gibou Road	Town	Town lattice and King post
Hutchins	Franklin	Montgomery 44°51′31″N 72°36′45″W / 44.858628°N 72.612551°W / 44.858628; -72.612551 (Hutchins Covered Bridge)	1883	54'	South Branch of Trout River on Hutchins Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Longley	Franklin	Montgomery 44°54′26″N 72°39′21″W / 44.90723°N 72.655946°W / 44.90723; -72.655946 (Longley Covered Bridge)	1863	85'	Trout River on Longley Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Grist Mill	Lamoille	Cambridge 44°38′12″N 72°49′31″W / 44.636689°N 72.82537°W / 44.636689; -72.82537 (Grist Mill Covered Bridge)	1872	85'	Brewster River on Canyon Road	Town	Burr arch
Poland	Lamoille	Cambridge 44°39′05″N 72°48′53″W / 44.651343°N 72.81465°W / 44.651343; -72.81465 (Poland Covered Bridge)	1887	153'	Lamoille River on Cambridge Junction Road	Town	Burr arch
Gates Farm	Lamoille	Cambridge 44°38′45″N 72°52′20″W / 44.645773°N 72.872314°W / 44.645773; -72.872314 (Gates Farm Covered Bridge)	1897	60'	Seymour River on farm access road	Private	Burr arch
Mill	Lamoille	Belvidere 44°44′37″N 72°44′29″W / 44.743731°N 72.741433°W / 44.743731; -72.741433 (Mill Covered Bridge)	1895	71'	North Branch of Lamoille River on Back Road	Town	Queen post
Morgan	Lamoille	Belvidere 44°44′37″N 72°43′41″W / 44.743575°N 72.728097°W / 44.743575; -72.728097 (Morgan Covered Bridge)	1887	62'	North Branch of Lamoille River on Morgan Bridge Road	Town	Queen post
Power House	Lamoille	Johnson 44°38′10″N 72°40′13″W / 44.636118°N 72.670414°W / 44.636118; -72.670414 (Power House Covered Bridge)	1872	63'	Gihon River on School Street	Town	Queen post
Scribner	Lamoille	Johnson 44°38′18″N 72°38′55″W / 44.638227°N 72.648559°W / 44.638227; -72.648559 (Scribner Covered Bridge)	?	48'	Gihon River on Rocky Road	Town	Queen post
Red	Lamoille	Morristown 44°31′07″N 72°40′40″W / 44.518698°N 72.67772°W / 44.518698; -72.67772 (Red Covered Bridge)	1896	64'	Sterling Brook on Cole Hill Road	Town	King post and Queen post
Emily's^{[n 13]}	Lamoille	Stowe 44°26′26″N 72°40′47″W / 44.440483°N 72.679831°W / 44.440483; -72.679831 (Emily's Covered Bridge)	1844	49'	Gold Brook on Covered Bridge Road	Town	Queen post
Village	Lamoille	Waterville 44°41′25″N 72°46′16″W / 44.690151°N 72.770983°W / 44.690151; -72.770983 (Village Covered Bridge)	1877	61'	North Branch of Lamoille River on Church Street	Town	Queen post
Montgomery	Lamoille	Waterville 44°42′21″N 72°45′37″W / 44.705735°N 72.760236°W / 44.705735; -72.760236 (Montgomery Covered Bridge)	1877	70'	North Branch of Lamoille River on Montgomery Road	Town	Queen post
Codding Hollow	Lamoille	Waterville 44°42′44″N 72°45′22″W / 44.712167°N 72.756247°W / 44.712167; -72.756247 (Codding Hollow Covered Bridge)	1877	62'	North Branch of Lamoille River on Codding Hollow Road	Town	Queen post
Fisher Railroad	Lamoille	Wolcott 44°31′57″N 72°25′40″W / 44.532487°N 72.427832°W / 44.532487; -72.427832 (Fisher Railroad Covered Bridge)	1908	98'	Lamoille River on Railroad line	State of Vermont	Double Web Town lattice with steel deck supports
Moxley	Orange	Chelsea 43°57′25″N 72°27′48″W / 43.957032°N 72.463401°W / 43.957032; -72.463401 (Moxley Covered Bridge)	1883	56'	First Branch of White River on Moxley Road	Town	Queen post
Kingsbury	Orange	Randolph 43°52′51″N 72°34′55″W / 43.880859°N 72.582008°W / 43.880859; -72.582008 (Kingsbury Covered Bridge)	1904	46'	Second Branch of White River on Kingsbury Road	Town	multiple King post
Gifford	Orange	Randolph 43°54′59″N 72°33′18″W / 43.916258°N 72.555052°W / 43.916258; -72.555052 (Gifford Covered Bridge)	1904	46'	Second Branch of White River on Hyde Road	Town	multiple King post
Braley	Orange	Randolph 43°55′43″N 72°33′18″W / 43.928528°N 72.555098°W / 43.928528; -72.555098 (Braley Covered Bridge)	1904	38'	Second Branch of White River on Braley Covered Bridge Road	Town	multiple King post
Union Village	Orange	Thetford 43°47′19″N 72°15′15″W / 43.788728°N 72.254071°W / 43.788728; -72.254071 (Union Village Covered Bridge)	1867	111'	Ompompanoosuc River on Academy Road	Town	multiple King post variation
Sayres	Orange	Thetford 43°49′56″N 72°15′10″W / 43.832139°N 72.25278°W / 43.832139; -72.25278 (Sayres Covered Bridge)	?	127'	Ompompanoosuc River on Tucker Hill Road	Town	Haupt truss variant with arch
Howe	Orange	Tunbridge 43°51′54″N 72°29′57″W / 43.864938°N 72.499031°W / 43.864938; -72.499031 (Howe Covered Bridge)	1879	75'	First Branch of White River on Belnap Brook Road	Town	multiple King post
Cilley	Orange	Tunbridge 43°52′59″N 72°30′14″W / 43.883036°N 72.5039°W / 43.883036; -72.5039 (Cilley Covered Bridge)	1883	68'	First Branch of White River on Howe Lane	Town	multiple King post
Mill	Orange	Tunbridge 43°53′31″N 72°29′30″W / 43.891827°N 72.49158°W / 43.891827; -72.49158 (Mill Covered Bridge)	1883; replicated in 2000	76'	First Branch of White River on Spring Road	Town	multiple King post
Larkin	Orange	Tunbridge 43°55′23″N 72°27′56″W / 43.923065°N 72.465506°W / 43.923065; -72.465506 (Larkin Covered Bridge)	1902	68'	First Branch of White River on Larkin Road	Town	multiple King post
Flint	Orange	Tunbridge 43°56′58″N 72°27′31″W / 43.949368°N 72.458621°W / 43.949368; -72.458621 (Flint Covered Bridge)	1845	87'	First Branch of White River on Bicknell Hill Road	Town	Queen post
Lord's Creek	Orleans	Irasburg 44°49′00″N 72°15′59″W / 44.816565°N 72.266487°W / 44.816565; -72.266487 (Lord's Creek Covered Bridge)	1881	50'	Black River on Covered Bridge Road	Private	Paddleford truss
Black River	Orleans	Irasburg 44°51′40″N 72°16′24″W / 44.860981°N 72.273321°W / 44.860981; -72.273321 (Black River Covered Bridge)	1881	87'	Black River on Hermanville Road	Town	Paddleford truss
Depot	Rutland	Pittsford 43°42′34″N 73°02′34″W / 43.709567°N 73.04268°W / 43.709567; -73.04268 (Depot Covered Bridge)	1853	126'	Otter Creek on Depot Hill Road	Town	Town lattice
Cooley	Rutland	Pittsford 43°41′26″N 73°01′43″W / 43.690459°N 73.028583°W / 43.690459; -73.028583 (Cooley Covered Bridge)	1849	51'	Furnace Brook on Elm Street	Town	Town lattice
Hammond^{[n 14]}	Rutland	Pittsford 43°43′15″N 73°03′13″W / 43.720703°N 73.053562°W / 43.720703; -73.053562 (Hammond Covered Bridge)	1843	145'	Otter Creek next to Kendall Hill Road	VT Division for Historic Preservation	Town lattice
Gorham	Rutland	Pittsford 43°40′48″N 73°02′15″W / 43.680041°N 73.037539°W / 43.680041; -73.037539 (Gorham Covered Bridge)	1842	115'	Otter Creek on Gorham Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Sanderson	Rutland	Brandon 43°47′23″N 73°06′42″W / 43.789661°N 73.111761°W / 43.789661; -73.111761 (Sanderson Covered Bridge)	1840	132'	Otter Creek on Pearl St Extension	Town	Town lattice
Kingsley	Rutland	Clarendon 43°31′26″N 72°56′28″W / 43.523869°N 72.941065°W / 43.523869; -72.941065 (Kingsley Covered Bridge)	1870	121'	Mill River on East Street	Town	Town lattice
Brown	Rutland	Shrewsbury 43°33′59″N 72°55′08″W / 43.566326°N 72.918915°W / 43.566326; -72.918915 (Brown Covered Bridge)	1880	112'	Cold River on Upper Cold River Rd	Town	Town lattice
Twin^{[n 15]}	Rutland	Rutland 43°38′55″N 72°58′22″W / 43.648645°N 72.972672°W / 43.648645; -72.972672 (Twin Covered Bridge)	1850	60'	dry land	Town	Town lattice
Coburn	Washington	East Montpelier 44°16′51″N 72°27′15″W / 44.280848°N 72.454198°W / 44.280848; -72.454198 (Coburn Covered Bridge)	1840s	69'	Winooski River on Coburn Road	Town	Queen post
Orton Farm^{[n 16]}	Washington	Marshfield 44°17′15″N 72°24′29″W / 44.287567°N 72.40818°W / 44.287567; -72.40818 (Martin Covered Bridge)	1890	45'	Winooski River on a farm access road	Town	Queen post
Stony Brook	Washington	Northfield 44°07′13″N 72°41′21″W / 44.120409°N 72.689189°W / 44.120409; -72.689189 (Stony Brook Covered Bridge)	1899	37'	Stony Brook on Stony Brook Road	Town	King post
Northfield Falls	Washington	Northfield 44°10′21″N 72°39′05″W / 44.172491°N 72.651469°W / 44.172491; -72.651469 (Northfield Falls Covered Bridge)	1872	137'	Dog River on Cox Brook Road	Town	Town lattice
Slaughter House	Washington	Northfield 44°10′07″N 72°39′16″W / 44.168569°N 72.65457°W / 44.168569; -72.65457 (Slaughter House Covered Bridge)	1872	60'	Dog River on Slaughterhouse Road	Town	Queen post
Lower Cox Brook	Washington	Northfield 44°10′22″N 72°39′11″W / 44.172788°N 72.653039°W / 44.172788; -72.653039 (Lower Cox Brook Covered Bridge)	1872	57'	Cox Brook on Cox Brook Road	Town	Queen post
Upper Cox Brook	Washington	Northfield 44°10′26″N 72°39′20″W / 44.173809°N 72.655565°W / 44.173809; -72.655565 (Upper Cox Brook Covered Bridge)	1872	52'	Cox Brook on Cox Brook Road	Town	Queen post
Pine Brook	Washington	Waitsfield 44°12′20″N 72°47′32″W / 44.205639°N 72.792132°W / 44.205639; -72.792132 (Pine Brook Covered Bridge)	1872	48'	Pine Brook on North Road	Town	King post
Great Eddy	Washington	Waitsfield 44°11′22″N 72°49′25″W / 44.189497°N 72.823608°W / 44.189497; -72.823608 (Great Eddy Covered Bridge)	1833	105'	Mad River on Bridge Street	Town	Burr arch
Warren	Washington	Warren 44°06′40″N 72°51′25″W / 44.111185°N 72.857037°W / 44.111185; -72.857037 (Warren Covered Bridge)	1880	55'	Mad River on Covered Bridge Road	Town	Queen post
Robbins Nest^{[n 17]}	Washington	Barre 44°10′43″N 72°28′15″W / 44.178703°N 72.470833°W / 44.178703; -72.470833 (Robbins Nest Covered Bridge)	1864	57'	Jail Branch of Winooski River on private drive	Private	Queen post
Kent's Corner	Washington	Calais 44°22′04″N 72°29′03″W / 44.367867°N 72.484287°W / 44.367867; -72.484287 (Kent's Corner Covered Footbridge)	1963	22'	Curtis Brook on homestead path	Private	King post
AM Foster^{[n 18]}	Washington	Cabot 44°25′25″N 72°16′06″W / 44.423546°N 72.268453°W / 44.423546; -72.268453 (AM Foster Covered Bridge)	1988	40'	pond	Private	Queen post
Creamery^{[n 19]}	Windham	Brattleboro 42°51′00″N 72°35′08″W / 42.849905°N 72.585664°W / 42.849905; -72.585664 (Creamery Covered Bridge)	1879	80'	Whetstone Brook at Guilford Street	Town	Town lattice
West Dummerston^{[n 20]}	Windham	West Dummerston 42°56′12″N 72°36′46″W / 42.936654°N 72.612757°W / 42.936654; -72.612757 (West Dummerston Covered Bridge)	1872	280'	West River on Covered Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Kidder Hill	Windham	Grafton 43°10′09″N 72°36′20″W / 43.169194°N 72.605459°W / 43.169194; -72.605459 (Kidder Hill Covered Bridge)	1870	67'	South Branch of Saxtons River on Kidder Hill Road	Town	Modified King post
Green River	Windham	Guilford 42°46′32″N 72°40′02″W / 42.775523°N 72.667238°W / 42.775523; -72.667238 (Green River Covered Bridge)	1870	104'	Green River at Jacksonville Stage Road	Town	Town lattice
Williamsville	Windham	Newfane 42°56′35″N 72°41′13″W / 42.943012°N 72.686848°W / 42.943012; -72.686848 (Williamsville Covered Bridge)	1870	118'	Rock River at Dover Road	Town	Town lattice
Hall^{[n 21]}	Windham	Rockingham 43°08′15″N 72°29′14″W / 43.137494°N 72.487243°W / 43.137494; -72.487243 (Hall Covered Bridge)	1870	121'	Saxtons River Hall Bridge Road	Town	Town lattice
Victorian Village^[2]^{[n 22]}	Windham	Rockingham 43°11′49″N 72°30′15″W / 43.196894°N 72.50412°W / 43.196894; -72.50412 (Victorian Village Covered Bridge)	1872	44'	Rock Brook at the Vermont Country Store	Private	Modified King post
Worrall Bridge	Windham	Rockingham 43°12′43″N 72°32′08″W / 43.211831°N 72.535558°W / 43.211831; -72.535558 (Worrall Covered Bridge)	1870	83'	Williams River on Williams Road	Town	Town lattice
Scott^{[n 23]}	Windham	Townshend 43°02′55″N 72°41′47″W / 43.048745°N 72.696388°W / 43.048745; -72.696388 (Scott Covered Bridge)	1870	276'	West River on Back Side Road	Town	Town lattice with added arch with Howe truss metal rods for verticals
High Mowing	Windham	Wilmington 42°53′03″N 72°50′55″W / 42.884085°N 72.848577°W / 42.884085; -72.848577 (High Mowing Farm Covered Bridge)	1949	21'	Stowe Brook	Private	Town lattice
Johnny Esau^{[n 24]}	Windham	Marlboro 42°52′09″N 72°43′11″W / 42.869226°N 72.719675°W / 42.869226; -72.719675 (Johnny Esau Covered Footbridge)	2004	15'	Unknown brook	Town(?)	Town lattice
Hitchcock-Cormier	Windham	Rockingham 43°09′41″N 72°33′06″W / 43.161488°N 72.55163°W / 43.161488; -72.55163	2008	22'	Unknown brook	?	Town lattice
Bartonsville^[2]^{[n 25]}	Windham	Rockingham 43°13′27″N 72°32′12″W / 43.224231°N 72.536792°W / 43.224231; -72.536792 (Bartonsville Covered Bridge)	2012	168'	Williams River	?	Town lattice
Baltimore^{[n 26]}	Windsor	Springfield 43°16′13″N 72°26′54″W / 43.270319°N 72.448252°W / 43.270319; -72.448252 (Baltimore Covered Bridge)	1870	47'	dry land	Town	Town lattice
Stoughton^{[n 27]}	Windsor	Weathersfield 43°22′07″N 72°30′59″W / 43.36853°N 72.516466°W / 43.36853; -72.516466 (Stoughton Covered Footbridge)	1880	48'	Schoolhouse Brook	Private	Multiple King post
Salmond	Windsor	Weathersfield 43°25′37″N 72°29′18″W / 43.426849°N 72.488388°W / 43.426849; -72.488388 (Salmond Covered Bridge)	1875	53'	Sherman Brook on Henry Gould Road	Town	Multiple King post
Upper Falls	Windsor	Weathersfield 43°23′55″N 72°31′19″W / 43.398687°N 72.522072°W / 43.398687; -72.522072 (Upper Falls Covered Bridge)	1840	120'	Black River on Upper Falls Road	Town	Town lattice
Bests	Windsor	West Windsor 43°27′19″N 72°30′59″W / 43.455201°N 72.516396°W / 43.455201; -72.516396 (Bests Covered Bridge)	1889	37'	Mill Brook on Churchill Road	Town	Tied arch
Bowers	Windsor	West Windsor 43°27′41″N 72°29′27″W / 43.461416°N 72.490727°W / 43.461416; -72.490727 (Bowers Covered Bridge)	1919	45'	Mill Brook on Bowers Road	Town	Tied arch
Taftsville	Windsor	Taftsville 43°37′52″N 72°28′04″W / 43.631102°N 72.467725°W / 43.631102; -72.467725 (Taftsville Covered Bridge)	1836	189'	Ottauquechee River on River Road	Town	Multiple King post and arch
Lincoln	Windsor	Woodstock 43°36′03″N 72°34′08″W / 43.600768°N 72.568868°W / 43.600768; -72.568868 (Lincoln Covered Bridge)	1877	136'	Ottauquechee River on Fletcher Hill Road	Town	Pratt truss with arch
Union Street	Windsor	Woodstock 43°37′29″N 72°31′14″W / 43.624745°N 72.520452°W / 43.624745; -72.520452 (Middle Covered Bridge)	1969	139'	Ottauquechee River on Mountain Ave	Town	Town lattice
South Pomfret	Windsor	Pomfret 43°39′41″N 72°32′16″W / 43.661255°N 72.537677°W / 43.661255; -72.537677 (South Pomfret Covered Bridge)	1870	39'	Barnard Brook on private lane	Private	Town lattice
Martins Mill	Windsor	Hartland 43°31′57″N 72°23′45″W / 43.5325°N 72.395949°W / 43.5325; -72.395949 (Martin's Mill Covered Bridge)	1881	135'	Lulls Brook on Martinsville Road	Town	Town lattice
Willard	Windsor	Hartland 43°35′38″N 72°20′58″W / 43.59387°N 72.349455°W / 43.59387; -72.349455 (Willard Covered Bridge)	1870	125'	Ottauquechee River on Mill Street	Town	Town lattice
(Willard) Twin^{[n 28]}	Windsor	Hartland 43°35′37″N 72°21′01″W / 43.593687°N 72.350158°W / 43.593687; -72.350158 (Willard Twin Covered Bridge)	2001	81'	Ottauquechee River on Mill Street	Town	Town lattice
Windsor-Cornish^{[n 29]}	Windsor	Windsor 43°28′26″N 72°23′02″W / 43.47382°N 72.383981°W / 43.47382; -72.383981 (Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge)	1866	449'	Connecticut River on Bridge Street	New Hampshire Department of Transportation	Town lattice
Ledoux Hometown^{[n 30]}	Windsor	Reading 43°27′10″N 72°32′07″W / 43.452783°N 72.535354°W / 43.452783; -72.535354	2008	15'	seasonal brook	Private	Town lattice

Destroyed

The Old Mead Covered Bridge in Pittsford was destroyed by fire on July 22, 1971.
The Twigg-Smith Covered Bridge in West Windsor was destroyed by wind in 2002.
The Frank Lewis Covered Bridge in Woodstock was destroyed by Hurricane Irene on August 28, 2011.
The Cedar Swamp Covered Bridge in Cornwall was destroyed by fire on September 10, 2016.
The River Road Covered Bridge in Troy was destroyed by a snowmobile fire on February 6, 2021.^[3]

Notes

^ A rare two lane covered bridge.
^ Highest covered bridge from its waterway in Vermont.
^ This bridge is one of two remaining rail road covered bridges in the state of Vermont.
^ Closed to motor traffic.
^ Closed to motor traffic.
^ Closed to motor traffic.
^ Closed to motor traffic.
^ Closed to motor traffic.
^ This bridge is mostly in New Hampshire, due to the state line being the western edge of the river.
^ This bridge is mostly in New Hampshire as the state line is the western edge of the river. Closed to traffic as of May 26, 2010. (see Article: "Mt. Orne Bridge Repairs Completed")
^ The length of the truss section is 112'. Overall length includes post and beam staircases on both ends.
^ This bridge was dismantled and stored in 2002. It is included on the list because there are reportedly plans to rebuild it (see Article: "Montgomery's Hectorville Bridge Project")
^ Reportedly haunted!
^ Closed to vehicle traffic (bypassed).
^ This bridge is now on dry land, and boarded up. It is being used as a storage shed by the Town of Rutland Highway Department.
^ Last authentic covered bridge left in Vermont that was built for agricultural use.
^ Replica of Old Bridge which was located just downstream.
^ Replica of Orton Farm Bridge
^ Bypassed in 2010. (see: Article: "Brattleboro's Creamery Bridge By-pass Project Status")
^ This is the longest covered bridge completely within Vermont borders.
^ Replaced in 1982 with a bridge of similar design, after a truck broke the old bridge in 1980. See "Around Bellows Falls: Rockingham, Westminster, and Saxtons River" By Anne L. Collins, Virginia Lisai, and Louise Luring. Arcadia Publishing, 2002. ISBN 978-0-7385-1033-0, page 127. Parts of the old bridge are on display outside the Saxtons River Cemetery on Westminster St.
^ Also called Depot Covered Bridge.
^ This bridge has the longest single span in the state of Vermont, at 166'.
^ At Marlboro Elementary School. Built by school students and modeled after the Silk Covered Bridge
^ Replaced a bridge built in 1870 and destroyed by flooding in 2011.
^ At Eureka Schoolhouse Park... closed to motor traffic.
^ In a field across from Weathersfield Elementary School. Owners welcome visitors. No motor traffic.
^ Located a few yards south of Willard Bridge. Replaces a Covered Bridge previously at this location prior to 1938.
^ This bridge is mostly in New Hampshire, due to the state line being the western edge of the river. Longest wooden bridge in the United States. Longest two span covered bridge in the world
^ At the entrance to a Nature and Fitness trail, near the Elementary School.

References

^ "History of the Covered Bridge". Mills Riverside Park. Jericho Underhill Park District. Retrieved 31 August 2022.
^ ^a ^b Caswell, William S. World Guide to Covered Bridges (2021 ed.). Concord, New Hampshire: National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges. pp. 137–154. ISBN 978-0-578-30263-8.
^ WCAX News Team (6 February 2021). "Landmark covered bridge in Troy collapses from fire damage". WCAX. Gray Television, Inc. Retrieved 6 February 2021.

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[1] A rare two lane covered bridge.

[2] Highest covered bridge from its waterway in Vermont.

[3] This bridge is one of two remaining rail road covered bridges in the state of Vermont.

[4] Closed to motor traffic.

[5] Closed to motor traffic.

[6] Closed to motor traffic.

[7] Closed to motor traffic.

[9] Closed to motor traffic.

[10] This bridge is mostly in New Hampshire, due to the state line being the western edge of the river.

[11] This bridge is mostly in New Hampshire as the state line is the western edge of the river. Closed to traffic as of May 26, 2010. (see Article: "Mt. Orne Bridge Repairs Completed")

[12] The length of the truss section is 112'. Overall length includes post and beam staircases on both ends.

[13] This bridge was dismantled and stored in 2002. It is included on the list because there are reportedly plans to rebuild it (see Article: "Montgomery's Hectorville Bridge Project")

[14] Reportedly haunted!

[15] Closed to vehicle traffic (bypassed).

[16] This bridge is now on dry land, and boarded up. It is being used as a storage shed by the Town of Rutland Highway Department.

[17] Last authentic covered bridge left in Vermont that was built for agricultural use.

[18] Replica of Old Bridge which was located just downstream.

[19] Replica of Orton Farm Bridge

[20] Bypassed in 2010. (see: Article: "Brattleboro's Creamery Bridge By-pass Project Status")

[21] This is the longest covered bridge completely within Vermont borders.

[22] Replaced in 1982 with a bridge of similar design, after a truck broke the old bridge in 1980. See "Around Bellows Falls: Rockingham, Westminster, and Saxtons River" By Anne L. Collins, Virginia Lisai, and Louise Luring. Arcadia Publishing, 2002. ISBN 978-0-7385-1033-0, page 127. Parts of the old bridge are on display outside the Saxtons River Cemetery on Westminster St.

[24] Also called Depot Covered Bridge.

[25] This bridge has the longest single span in the state of Vermont, at 166'.

[26] At Marlboro Elementary School. Built by school students and modeled after the Silk Covered Bridge

[27] Replaced a bridge built in 1870 and destroyed by flooding in 2011.

[28] At Eureka Schoolhouse Park... closed to motor traffic.

[29] In a field across from Weathersfield Elementary School. Owners welcome visitors. No motor traffic.

[30] Located a few yards south of Willard Bridge. Replaces a Covered Bridge previously at this location prior to 1938.

[31] This bridge is mostly in New Hampshire, due to the state line being the western edge of the river. Longest wooden bridge in the United States. Longest two span covered bridge in the world

[32] At the entrance to a Nature and Fitness trail, near the Elementary School.

[8] "History of the Covered Bridge". Mills Riverside Park. Jericho Underhill Park District. Retrieved 31 August 2022.

[NSPCB-23] Caswell, William S. World Guide to Covered Bridges (2021 ed.). Concord, New Hampshire: National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges. pp. 137–154. ISBN 978-0-578-30263-8.

[33] WCAX News Team (6 February 2021). "Landmark covered bridge in Troy collapses from fire damage". WCAX. Gray Television, Inc. Retrieved 6 February 2021.

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