durand clark:
River View from inside Covered Bridge.
George Neat Road Trip Photography:
Hopewell Church Covered Bridge
devtmefl:
Maxwell’s Crossing Covered Bridge in St. Stephen, New Brunswick. Built in 1910 using the Howe Truss system. Spanning Dennis Stream.
George Neat Road Trip Photography:
Bowman Mill Covered Bridge
K2parn Photography:
Riverwalk Bridge 2
K2parn Photography:
Riverwalk Bridge
K2parn Photography:
Babbs Covered Bridge
K2parn Photography:
Kidder Hill CB
K2parn Photography:
Henry Bridge
brianloganphoto:
Winter's Pond Covered Bridge
opie0429:
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George Neat Road Trip Photography:
Helmick Mill Covered Bridge
George Neat Road Trip Photography:
Johnson Covered Bridge
George Neat Road Trip Photography:
Johnson Covered Bridge
devtmefl:
Canal Covered Bridge in St. George, New Brunswick. Spanning Canal Stream. About ten minutes from the exit on Route 1.
devtmefl:
Canal Covered Bridge in St. George, New Brunswick. Spanning Canal Stream. Built in 1917.
devtmefl:
Interior of Canal Covered Bridge in St. George, New Brunswick. Spanning Canal Stream. Built in 1917 using the Howe and Queenpost Truss systems.
devtmefl:
At Canal Covered Bridge in St. George, New Brunswick. My sixth and final bridge visit on this trip. Only 48 or so more in the province.
devtmefl:
Canal Covered Bridge in St. George, New Brunswick. Spanning Canal Stream. Built in 1917.
devtmefl:
Canal Covered Bridge in St. George, New Brunswick. Spanning Canal Stream. Built in 1917 using the Howe Truss system. At 124’ in length, the bridge has a World Bridge Number of 55-03-01.
devtmefl:
Upstream view from Maguire Covered Bridge in Elmsville, New Brunswick. Spanning Digdeguash River. Built in 1913.
devtmefl:
Maguire Covered Bridge in Elmsville, New Brunswick. Spanning Digdeguash River. Built in 1913.
devtmefl:
Maguire Covered Bridge in Elmsville, New Brunswick. Spanning Digdeguash River. Built in 1915 using the Howe Truss system. The 118’ long bridge is also known as Digdeguash River Bridge #3, and has a World Bridge Number of 55-03-05.
devtmefl:
Dumbarton Covered Bridge in Dumbarton, New Brunswick. Spanning Digdeguash River. Built in 1928. Furthest upstream of the three Charlotte County bridges spanning the river.
devtmefl:
Dumbarton Covered Bridge in Dumbarton, New Brunswick. Spanning Digdeguash River. Built in 1928.
devtmefl:
Interior of Dumbarton Covered Bridge in Dumbarton, New Brunswick. Spanning Digdeguash River. Built in 1928.
devtmefl:
Dumbarton Covered Bridge in Dumbarton, New Brunswick. Spanning Digdeguash River. It is less than a quarter mile from NB 127 on Tryon Road. All of the bridges I visited had ample room to park.
