List of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in New Hampshire

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This is a list of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in the U.S. state of New Hampshire. [1] [lower-alpha 1]

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NameImageBuiltListedLocationCountyType
Ashuelot Covered Bridge WinchesterNH AshuelotCoveredBridge.jpg ca. 1864February 20, 1981 Ashuelot
42°46′35″N72°25′26″W / 42.77639°N 72.42389°W / 42.77639; -72.42389 (Ashuelot Covered Bridge)
Cheshire Town lattice truss
Bath Covered Bridge Bath Bridge, Spanning Ammonoosuc River, Lisbon Road, Bath (Grafton County, New Hampshire).jpg 1832September 1, 1976 Bath
44°10′1″N71°58′3″W / 44.16694°N 71.96750°W / 44.16694; -71.96750 (Bath Covered Bridge)
Grafton Burr truss
Bedell Covered Bridge 226 08 Bedell Covered Bridge.jpg 1866May 28, 1975 Haverhill
44°2′53″N72°4′20″W / 44.04806°N 72.07222°W / 44.04806; -72.07222 (Bedell Covered Bridge)
Grafton Burr arch truss
Bement Covered Bridge BradfordNH BementBridge.jpg 1854November 21, 1976 Bradford
43°15′51″N71°57′13″W / 43.26417°N 71.95361°W / 43.26417; -71.95361 (Bement Covered Bridge)
Merrimack
Blow-Me-Down Covered Bridge BLOW-ME-DOWN COVERED BRIDGE.jpg 1877May 19, 1978 Plainfield
43°31′2″N72°22′28″W / 43.51722°N 72.37444°W / 43.51722; -72.37444 (Blow-Me-Down Covered Bridge)
Sullivan Kingpost truss
Bog Bridge AndoverNH BogBridge.jpg 1887March 16, 1989 Andover
43°25′49″N71°52′11″W / 43.43028°N 71.86972°W / 43.43028; -71.86972 (Bog Bridge)
Merrimack Town through truss
Carleton Bridge Carleton Bridge, East Swanzey NH.jpg 1869June 10, 1975 East Swanzey
42°51′14″N72°16′28″W / 42.85389°N 72.27444°W / 42.85389; -72.27444 (Carleton Bridge)
Cheshire Queenpost truss
Cold River Bridge McDermott Bridge, Langdon NH.jpg 1869May 17, 1973 Langdon
43°10′13″N72°20′46″W / 43.17028°N 72.34611°W / 43.17028; -72.34611 (Cold River Bridge)
Sullivan Town lattice truss
Columbia Covered Bridge 213-23 Columbia Bridge.jpg 1912December 12, 1976 Columbia
44°51′12″N71°33′5″W / 44.85333°N 71.55139°W / 44.85333; -71.55139 (Columbia Covered Bridge)
Coos Howe truss
Contoocook Railroad Bridge Bridges over the Contoocook River in Contoocook, New Hampshire.jpg 1849, 1889, 1936January 11, 1980 Contoocook
43°13′23″N71°42′51″W / 43.22306°N 71.71417°W / 43.22306; -71.71417 (Contoocook Railroad Covered Bridge)
Merrimack Town pratt truss; crosses Contoocook River
Coombs Covered Bridge COOMBS COVERED BRIDGE.jpg 1837November 21, 1976 Winchester
42°50′17″N72°21′43″W / 42.83806°N 72.36194°W / 42.83806; -72.36194 (Coombs Covered Bridge)
Cheshire Town truss
Cornish–Windsor Covered Bridge Cornish windsor bridge.jpg 1866November 21, 1976 Cornish
43°28′26″N72°23′1″W / 43.47389°N 72.38361°W / 43.47389; -72.38361 (Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge)
Sullivan Town lattice truss
County Farm Bridge WiltonNH CountyFarmBridge 01.jpg 1885May 14, 1981 Wilton
42°51′25″N71°49′3″W / 42.85694°N 71.81750°W / 42.85694; -71.81750 (County Farm Bridge)
Hillsborough Stone arch
County Farm Bridge County Farm Bridge, 1966.jpg ca. 1875May 21, 1975 Dover
43°13′14″N70°56′38″W / 43.22056°N 70.94389°W / 43.22056; -70.94389 (County Farm Bridge)
Strafford Howe truss
Dalton Covered Bridge DaltonBridge.jpg 1853November 21, 1976 Warner
43°16′36″N71°48′43″W / 43.27667°N 71.81194°W / 43.27667; -71.81194 (Dalton Covered Bridge)
Merrimack Panel truss
Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge DINGLETON HILL COVERED BRIDGE.jpg 1882, 1883November 8, 1978 Cornish Mills
43°27′51″N72°22′9″W / 43.46417°N 72.36917°W / 43.46417; -72.36917 (Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge)
Sullivan Kingpost truss
Durgin Bridge DURGIN BRIDGE.jpg 1869September 22, 1983 Sandwich
43°51′21″N71°21′53″W / 43.85583°N 71.36472°W / 43.85583; -71.36472 (Durgin Bridge)
Carroll Paddleford truss
Gilsum Stone Arch Bridge Gilsum Stone Arch Bridge, Gilsum NH.jpg 1863August 31, 1989 Gilsum
43°2′20″N72°16′14″W / 43.03889°N 72.27056°W / 43.03889; -72.27056 (Gilsum Stone Arch Bridge)
Cheshire Dry masonry stone arch
Goffstown Covered Railroad Bridge 1901June 18, 1975 Goffstown
43°1′4″N71°35′58″W / 43.01778°N 71.59944°W / 43.01778; -71.59944 (Goffstown Covered Railroad Bridge)
Hillsborough Town pratt truss; destroyed by fire.
Great Hollow Road Stone Arch Bridge GtHollowHanover.jpg 1914May 12, 1997 Hanover
43°41′13″N72°14′0″W / 43.68694°N 72.23333°W / 43.68694; -72.23333 (Great Hollow Road Stone Arch Bridge)
Grafton Stone arch
Hancock–Greenfield Bridge Hancock-Greenfield Bridge, Spanning Contoocook River, Forest Road (formerly O, Hancock (Hillsborough County, New Hampshire).jpg 1937May 5, 1981 Hancock
42°57′25″N71°56′8″W / 42.95694°N 71.93556°W / 42.95694; -71.93556 (Hancock-Greenfield Bridge)
Hillsborough Teco pratt timber truss
Haverhill–Bath Covered Bridge Bath-Haverhill Bridge, Spanning Ammonoosuc River, bypassed section of Amm, Woodsville (Grafton County, New Hampshire).jpg 1829April 18, 1977 Woodsville
44°9′16″N72°2′12″W / 44.15444°N 72.03667°W / 44.15444; -72.03667 (Haverhill-Bath Covered Bridge)
Grafton Town lattice truss
Hillsborough Railroad Bridge Hillsborough Railroad Bridge (1907).jpg 1903June 10, 1975 Hillsborough
43°6′48″N71°53′44″W / 43.11333°N 71.89556°W / 43.11333; -71.89556 (Hillsborough Railroad Bridge)
Hillsborough Town lattice truss; destroyed by fire.
Keniston Bridge AndoverNH KenistonBridge.jpg 1882March 16, 1989 Andover
43°26′6″N71°50′12″W / 43.43500°N 71.83667°W / 43.43500; -71.83667 (Keniston Bridge)
Merrimack Town through truss
Kenyon Bridge Kenyon Bridge, Spanning Mill Brook, Town House Road, Cornish City (Sullivan County, New Hampshire).jpg 1882May 22, 1978 Cornish City
43°28′0″N72°21′3″W / 43.46667°N 72.35083°W / 43.46667; -72.35083 (Kenyon Bridge)
Sullivan Multiple kingpost truss
Lyme–East Thetford Bridge Lyme-East Thetford Bridge (Connecticut River).jpg 1937March 27, 2020 Lyme
43°48′44″N72°10′59″W / 43.812144°N 72.1831°W / 43.812144; -72.1831 (Lyme–East Thetford Bridge)
Grafton Parker truss
Meadow Bridge ShelburneNH MeadowBridge NorthTruss.jpg 1897December 10, 2003 Shelburne
44°24′5″N71°3′49″W / 44.40139°N 71.06361°W / 44.40139; -71.06361 (Meadow Bridge)
Coos Multiple steel truss
Meriden Bridge MERIDEN BRIDGE.jpg ca. 1880August 27, 1980 Meriden
43°33′12″N72°16′0″W / 43.55333°N 72.26667°W / 43.55333; -72.26667 (Meriden Bridge)
Sullivan Multiple kingpost truss
Milford Suspension Bridge Milford, New Hampshire, USA, Suspension Bridge.jpg 1889July 17, 2017 Milford
42°50′12″N71°38′44″W / 42.83667°N 71.64556°W / 42.83667; -71.64556 (Milford Suspension Bridge)
Hillsborough Suspension bridge
Mount Orne Covered Bridge IMG 4279 Mount Orne Covered Bridge.jpg 1911December 12, 1976 Lancaster
44°27′38″N71°39′12″W / 44.46056°N 71.65333°W / 44.46056; -71.65333 (Mount Orne Covered Bridge)
Coos Howe truss
Pier Bridge PIER BRIDGE.jpg 1907June 10, 1975 Newport
43°21′43″N72°14′31″W / 43.36194°N 72.24194°W / 43.36194; -72.24194 (Pier Bridge)
Sullivan Town lattice truss
Piermont Bridge Piermont Bridge.jpg 1928June 6, 2001 Piermont
43°58′40″N72°6′45″W / 43.97778°N 72.11250°W / 43.97778; -72.11250 (Piermont Bridge)
Grafton Pennsylvania through truss
Pineground Bridge Pineground Bridge.jpg 1887March 10, 2004 Chichester
43°15′26″N71°22′12″W / 43.25722°N 71.37000°W / 43.25722; -71.37000 (Pineground Bridge)
Merrimack Lenticular through truss
Prentiss Bridge PRENTISS BRIDGE.jpg ca. 1874May 24, 1973 Langdon
43°9′11″N72°23′38″W / 43.15306°N 72.39389°W / 43.15306; -72.39389 (Prentiss Bridge)
Sullivan Town lattice truss
Rowell's Covered Bridge HopkintonNH RowellsBridge.jpg 1852, 1853November 21, 1976 West Hopkinton
43°11′30″N71°45′40″W / 43.19167°N 71.76111°W / 43.19167; -71.76111 (Rowell's Covered Bridge)
Merrimack Long patent truss;Burr arch
Samuel Morey Memorial Bridge The Samuel Morey Memorial Bridge.jpg 1936, 1938December 8, 1997 Orford
43°54′25″N72°8′23″W / 43.90694°N 72.13972°W / 43.90694; -72.13972 (Samuel Morey Memorial Bridge)
Grafton Steel arch
Sawyers Crossing Covered Bridge Cresson Bridge, Swanzey NH.jpg 1859November 14, 1978 Swanzey
42°53′8″N72°17′0″W / 42.88556°N 72.28333°W / 42.88556; -72.28333 (Sawyers Crossing Covered Bridge)
Cheshire Town truss
Slate Covered Bridge SLATE COVERED BRIDGE.jpg 1862November 14, 1978 Westport
42°50′51″N72°20′29″W / 42.84750°N 72.34139°W / 42.84750; -72.34139 (Slate Covered Bridge)
Cheshire Town lattice truss
Stark Covered Bridge UpperAmmonoosuc.jpg ca. 1857December 1, 1980 Groveton
44°36′3″N71°24′30″W / 44.60083°N 71.40833°W / 44.60083; -71.40833 (Stark Covered Bridge)
Coos Paddleford truss
Stone Arch Bridge Stone Arch Bridge, Keene NH.jpg 1847August 12, 2012 Keene
45°54′51″N72°15′11″W / 45.91417°N 72.25306°W / 45.91417; -72.25306 (Stone Arch Bridge)
Cheshire
Stone Arch Underpass StoneArchLebanonNH.jpg 1848September 12, 1985 Lebanon
43°38′3″N72°18′21″W / 43.63417°N 72.30583°W / 43.63417; -72.30583 (Stone Arch Underpass)
Grafton
Sulphite Railroad Bridge Sulphite Railroad Bridge, Former Boston & Maine Railroad (originally Tilton , Franklin (Merrimack County, New Hampshire).jpg 1897June 11, 1975 Franklin
43°26′43″N71°38′10″W / 43.44528°N 71.63611°W / 43.44528; -71.63611 (Sulphite Railroad Bridge)
Merrimack Pratt truss
Swiftwater Covered Bridge SwiftwaterBridge01.JPG 1849November 21, 1976 Bath
44°8′3″N71°57′5″W / 44.13417°N 71.95139°W / 44.13417; -71.95139 (Swiftwater Covered Bridge)
Grafton Paddleford truss
Tilton Island Park Bridge Tilton Island Park Bridge.jpg 1858, 1881March 21, 1980 Tilton
43°26′32″N71°35′13″W / 43.44222°N 71.58694°W / 43.44222; -71.58694 (Tilton Island Park Bridge)
Belknap Truesdell truss
Waterloo Covered Bridge Waterloo Covered Bridge over Warner River in Warner, New Hampshire.jpg 1859, 1860November 21, 1976 Waterloo
43°17′16″N71°51′27″W / 43.28778°N 71.85750°W / 43.28778; -71.85750 (Waterloo Covered Bridge)
Merrimack Town lattice truss
West Swanzey Covered Bridge Old Covered Bridge, West Swanzey, NH.jpg 1832February 29, 1980 West Swanzey
42°52′18″N72°19′42″W / 42.87167°N 72.32833°W / 42.87167; -72.32833 (West Swanzey Covered Bridge)
Cheshire Town truss
Whittier Bridge WHITTIER BIRDGE.jpg ca. 1870March 15, 1984 Ossipee
43°49′13″N71°11′59″W / 43.82028°N 71.19972°W / 43.82028; -71.19972 (Whittier Bridge)
Carroll Paddleford truss
Wright's Bridge Wright's Bridge, Spanning Sugar River, former Boston & Maine Railro, Claremont vicinity (Sullivan County, New Hampshire).jpg 1906June 10, 1975 Newport
43°21′33″N72°15′34″W / 43.35917°N 72.25944°W / 43.35917; -72.25944 (Wright's Bridge)
Sullivan Town lattice truss

Former listing

NameImageBuiltListedRemovedLocationCountyType
Corbin Covered Bridge Covered bridge, Newport, NH.jpg 1845December 6, 1976September 2, 1993 Newport Sullivan Town lattice truss; rebuilt after a 1993 fire. Image is of the replacement bridge.

See also

Notes

  1. Tunnels would also be listed here; New Hampshire does not yet have any tunnels listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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References

  1. "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places . National Park Service. July 9, 2010.