Covered Bridges of New Brunswick

Photo: Irish River #1 Covered Bridge, St. Martins New Brunswick. The Irish River #1 covered bridge is located within the town of St. Martins.

Photo: Plumweseep Covered Bridge. The Plumweseep covered bridge, Kennebecasis #9, is located along the Plumweseep road at Plumweseep near Sussex, New Brunswick.

Photo: Hammond River Covered Bridge #2 - 2. HAMMOND RIVER #2 (French Village). Built in 1912. Length 55.2m (181')

Photo: Nelson Hollow Covered Bridge (Millbrook #0.5). This is the oldest standing covered bridge in New Brunswick. It is not in service but easily accessible off Route #8.

Photo: Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge - 1. Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge

Photo: Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge - 2. Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge

Photo: Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge - 1. Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge

Photo: Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge - 2. Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge - Norton, New Brunswick

Photo: Hammond River Covered Bridge #2 - 1. Hammond River Covered Bridge #2

Photo: Point Wolfe Covered Bridge Fundy National Park NB Canada. The Wolfe Point Covered Bridge lies within the boundaries of Fundy National Park in Albert County, New Brunswick.

Photo: Baker Brook Covered Bridge - 2. Baker Brook Covered Bridge

Photo: Baker Brook Covered Bridge - 1. Baker Brook Covered Bridge

Photo: Wards Creek Covered Bridge #2. Wards Creek Covered Bridge #2

Photo: Salmon River Covered Bridge Park. Kennebecasis River No. 7.5 is not in service and has been incorporated into the Salmon River Covered Bridge Park along Route 890.

Photo: Hammond River Covered Bridge #3 (Smithtown). This bridge was built in 1914 and is an impressive 55.7m (182' 9") in length.

Photo: Irish River Covered Bridge #2. Vaughn Creek (Irish River) Covered Bridge #2

Photo: Starkey Covered Bridge ~ 1912. The Starkey Covered Bridge is located within Queens County near Coles Island, New Brunswick. It was built in 1912.

Photo: Trout Creek # 5 Covered Bridge. The Trout Creek #5 bridge crosses over the Kennebecasis River near Waterford and was constructed in 1923.

Photo: Trout Creek #4 Covered Bridge Urney Waterford New Brunswick Canada. Trout Creek #4 Covered Bridge is located off Dutch Valley(Waterford)Road in Waterford, NB.

Photo: Kennebecasis #9 Covered Bridge. The Plumweseep covered bridge, Kennebecasis #9, is located along the Plumweseep road at Plumweseep near Sussex, New Brunswick.

Photo: Plumweseep Covered Bridge Sussex Kings County New Brunswick Canada. The Plumweseep covered bridge, Kennebecasis #9, is located along the Plumweseep road at Plumweseep near Sussex, New Brunswick.

Photo: Trout Creek #5 Covered Bridge. Trout Creek #5 Covered Bridge. Also known as Moores Mills Covered Bridge and located at Waterford, New Brunswick.

Photo: Bloomfield Creek Covered Bridge - 2. Bloomfield Creek Covered Bridge

Photo: Hammond River Covered Bridge #2 - 3. Hammond River Covered Bridge #2

Photo: Belleisle Creek #2 Covered Bridge - 2. Belleisle Creek #2 Covered Bridge - 2

Photo: Belleisle Creek #2 Covered Bridge - 1. Belleisle Creek #2 Covered Bridge

Photo: Kennebecasis #7.5 Covered Bridge - interior. An interior view of Kennebecasis covered bridge #7. This bridge is not in service and is part of the Salmon River Bridge Park near Sussex, NB.

Photo: Hammond River #3 Covered Bridge. At Smithtown, Kings County, New Brunswick - the Hammond River Covered Bridge #3 built in 1914 spans 55.7 meters or 182' 9" across this important Southern New Brunswick waterway.

Photo: Smithtown Covered Bridge. At Smithtown, Kings County, New Brunswick - the Hammond River Covered Bridge #3 built in 1914 spans 55.7 meters or 182' 9" across this important Southern New Brunswick waterway.

Photo: Shepody River #3 (Germantown Lake) - 1. The Germantown covered bridge off Rt. 114 in Albert County was built in 1908 and is 63 feet in length

Photo: Shepody River #3 (Germantown Lake) - 2. The Germantown covered bridge in Albert County as seen from Rt. 114.

Photo: Shediac River #4 Covered Bridge - 1. The Shediac River #4 covered bridge on Shediac River road in Westmorland county was built in 1935.

Photo: Nelson Hollow Bridge Mill Brook #0.5. This is the oldest standing covered bridge in New Brunswick. It is not in service but easily accessible off Route #8.

Photo: Milkish Inlet #1 Covered Bridge. The Milkish Inlet Covered Bridge #1 is situated on the Kingston Peninsula at Bayswater, Kings County, Canada. This circa 1920 structure extends across Milkish Creek and is 31.4 met...

Photo: Covered Bridge Interior. A b&W of the interior of a covered bridge just after a snowstorm.

Photo: Aaron Clark Covered Bridge (remnants). The Aaron Clark Bridge on the Cherryvale Road just east of Canaan Forks in Queens County, New Brunswick was swept away by spring freshet floodwaters on April 16th, 2014. This image...

Photo: Patrick Owens Covered Bridge - Rusagonis River #2. The Patrick Owens Covered Bridge was built in 1909 and is 236 feet long. It is located along the Rusagonis River on Wilsey road @ Rusagonis, Sudbury County, New Brunswick.

Photo: Hoyt Station Covered Bridge New Brunswick Canada. The Hoyt Bridge, erected in 1909 can be found on the Hoyt Station Road off Route 101 in Mill Settlement, Sunbury County, New Brunswick Canada.

Photo: Smythe Covered Bridge Mill Settlement New Brunswick Canada. Also known as the South Oromocto River #2 Covered Bridge. This structure was constructed in 1912 and can be found along the Mill Settlement Road in Mill Settlement, Sunbury County,...

Photo: Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge New Brunswick Canada. The Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge in Saint John, County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Irish River #1 covered bridge New Brunswick Canada Kayak. A kayaker gets a seaside view of the historic Irish River #1 covered bridge in picturesque St. Martins, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Salmon River Covered Bridge Park. A hot-air balloon passes over the Salmon River Covered Bridge Park near Sussex, New Brunswick. The balloon was participating in the Atlantic International Balloon Fiesta.

Photo: Hartland Covered Bridge New Brunswick Canada. The longest covered bridge in the world.

Photo: Gaspereau River #2 Covered Bridge Upper Gaspereau New Brunswick. Gaspereau River #2 Covered Bridge built in 1913

Photo: Burpee Bridge Interior - Covered Bridges of New Brunswick. An interior view of the Burpee Bridge at Upper Gaspereau near Chipman, New Brunswick.

Photo: Darlings Island Covered Bridge. The Darlings Island Covered Bridge was built in 1914 and is 42 m (137 ft.) in length. It is no longer in service for motor vehicles but still stands as a very popular ornament for...

Photo: Old Florenceville Covered Bridge New Brunswick Canada. The Old Florenceville Bridge dates back to 1911 and spans the St. John River at an overall length of 49.9 meters. It is now a combination of steel-truss span and wooden covered bri...

Photo: Longest Covered Bridge in the World Hartland New Brunswick Canada. The Hartland Covered Bridge was officially opened in 1901 and spans the St. John river at a length of 391 metres (1,283 ft.

Photo: Model Farm Road Covered Bridge (replica). This replica of the old Model Farm Road Covered Bridge was erected in 1994.

Photo: Milkish Inlet Covered Bridge #1 Bayswater New Brunswick Aerial View. The Milkish Inlet Covered Bridge #1 is situated on the Kingston Peninsula at Bayswater, Kings County, Canada. This circa 1920 structure extends across Milkish Creek and is 31.4 met...

Photo: Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge in Winter New Brunswick Canada. Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge on a snowy winter's morn.

Photo: Covered Bridge in Winter - New Brunswick Canada. The Hammond River Covered Bridge at French Village and under wintery conditions.

Photo: Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge #1.5. Moosehorn Creek Covered Bridge #1.5 in wintertime.

Photo: Bloomfield Creek Covered Bridge in Wintertime. Bloomfield Creek Covered Bridge in Wintertime

Photo: Smyth Covered Bridge at Mill Settlement NB Aerial View. An aerial view of the Smyth Covered Bridge at Mill Settlement, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Irish River #1 Covered Bridge St. Martins New Brunswick Canada. Irish River #1 Covered Bridge - St. Martins, NB Canada

Photo: The Covered Bridges of New Brunswick. Smyth Covered Bridge at Mill Settlement, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Hartland Covered Bridge Aerial View New Brunswick Canada. An aerial view of the Hartland Covered Bridge that spans the Saint John River at Hartland, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Smithtown Covered Bridge Hammond River #3 Aerial View. An aerial view of the Smithtown Covered Bridge (aka Hammond River #3) and taken on a chilly, sunny afternoon in late January.

Photo: Trout Creek #4 Covered Bridge Urney Waterford. The Urney Covered Bridge in wintertime. Trout Creek #4 Covered Bridge is located off Dutch Valley(Waterford)Road in Waterford, NB.

Photo: Bloomfield Creek Covered Bridge Aerial View. An aerial view of Bloomfield Creek Covered Bridge in Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge New Brunswick Canada. The Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge in Saint John County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: McFarlane Covered Bridge Wards Creek New Brunswick Canada Aerial View. An Aerial View of Wards Creek and it's historic covered bridge.

Photo: Moores Mill Covered Bridge Waterford New Brunswick Canada. The Moores Mill Covered Bridge @ Waterford New Brunswick Canada. Also Known as Trout Creek #5 Covered Bridge.

Photo: Tranton Covered Bridge Smith Creek #1 Roachville New Brunswick Canada. The Smith Creek #1 Covered Bridge or Tranton Covered Bridge lies along the Roachville Road near Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Smith Creek #1 Covered Bridge Roachville New Brunswick Canada Aerial. An Aerial View of the Tranton Covered Bridge in Roachville, New Brunswick, Canada. Also known as the Smith Creek #1 Covered Bridge.

Photo: Kennebecasis River #7.5 Covered Bridge Aerial View. The Kennebecasis River No. 7.5 is not in service and has been incorporated into the Salmon River Covered Bridge Park along Route 890 and just off the Four Corners exit.

Photo: Plumweseep Covered Bridge Aerial View. An elevated perspective of the Plumweseep Covered Bridge near Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Long Creek #1 Covered Bridge Codys Queens County New Brunswick Canada. An aerial view of the Starkey or Long Creek #1 Covered Bridge located in Codys, Queens County, New Brunswick, Canada. The bridge was built in 1912 and spans Long Creek at a length...

Photo: Millstream River #5 Covered Bridge Centerville NB Canada Aerial view. An aerial view of the Millstream River #5 Covered Bridge located in Centerville, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Smith Creek #5 (Oldfields) Covered Bridge Newtown New Brunswick Canada. The Oldfields Covered Bridge aka Smith Creek #5 in Newtown, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge Saint John County New Brunswick Canada. Tynemouth Creek reflecting it's historic wooden covered bridge.

Photo: The Covered Bridges of New Brunswick Canada. A Northern Harrier skirts past the covered bridge at Tynemouth Creek in Saint John County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Bloomfield Creek Covered Bridge in Autumn. The Bloomfield Covered Bridge crosses the Kennebecasis River in rural Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Gaspereau River #2 Covered Bridge Upper Gaspereau New Brunswick Canada. Gaspereau River #2 Covered Bridge Upper Gaspereau New Brunswick (aka Burpee Bridge)

Photo: Bell Covered Bridge - Juvenile, Sunbury County, New Brunswick Canada. Bell Covered Bridge, Juvenile, Sunbury County

Photo: Tynmouth Creek Covered Bridge Macro. Tynemouth Creek Covered Bridge with a reflection off it's waterway namesake.

Photo: Digdeguash River #4 Covered Bridge. Digdeguash River #4 Covered Bridge in Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada.

Photo: Magaguadavic River #7 Covered Bridge. The 63 ft (19 m) covered bridge spanning the Magaguadavic river at Flume Ridge. It was constructed in 1905.

Photo: Mitton William Covered Bridge Albert County New Brunswick Canada. Mitton William Covered Bridge is located just of Rt 112 on the William Mitton Road and just on the western outskirts of Riverview. The bridge is 82ft in length, was built in 1942 a...

Photo: Turtle Creek #4 Covered Bridge Peter Jonah. Moved from it's original position along the Turtle Creek Reservoir. It now sits along Route 910 @ Dewey Road.

Photo: Bloomfield Creek Covered Bridge New Brunswick Autumn Foliage. The Covered Bridge @ Bloomfield surrounded by autumn color.

Photo: Green River #3 Boniface Covered Bridge Riviere-vert NB Canada. Green River #3 (Boniface) Covered Bridge Riviere-vert Madawaska New Brunswick Canada

Photo: Digdeguash #3 Covered Bridge Charlotte County NB Canada McGuire. The Digdeguash River #3 Covered Bridge or McGuire Bridge was built in 1913, spans it's namesake river @ a length of 35m (114' 9") and is located in Elmsville,Charlotte County, New...

Photo: Digdeguash Covered Bridge #3 McGuire Bridge Elmsville NB Canada. The Digdeguash River #3 Covered Bridge or McGuire Bridge was built in 1913, spans it's namesake river @ a length of 35m (114' 9") and is located in Elmsville,Charlotte County, New...

Photo: Digdeguash Covered Bridge #4 McCann 1938. Digdeguash Covered Bridge #4 / McCann Bridge built in 1938 and spans the Digdeguash river @ a Length of 26.2m (86'). Pictured here in January 2018 with an ice jam threatening it.

Photo: Digdeguash #6 Covered Bridge Dumbarton 1928. Digdeguash #6 Covered Bridge / Dumbarton Bridge built in 1928 and spans the Digdeguash River @ a Length of 23.2m (76').

Photo: Digdeguash Covered Bridge #6 Dumbarton Charlotte Country New Brunswick. Digdeguash #6 Covered Bridge / Dumbarton Bridge built in 1928 and spans the Digdeguash River @ a Length of 23.2m (76').