Covered Bridges
Columbia - Built in 1912, this bridge is the northernmost covered bridge spanning the Connecticut River between New Hampshire and Vermont. Located west of New Hampshire State Route 135.
Lancaster - 266 foot bridge built in 1911, crosses Connecticut River and joins New Hampshire and Vermont. Located west of New Hampshire State Route 135, 5 miles west of Lancaster Village.
Lancaster-Mechanic Street - Built in 1862 and crosses the Israel River. Located east of the junction of U.S. Routes 2 and 3 in Lancaster Village. (This bridge is being restored and was closed in 2005).
Groveton - This foot traffic only bridge was built in 1852, crosses the Upper Ammonoosuc River and spans 126 feet. Located east of U.S. Route 3.
Clarksville - Built in 1876, crosses the Connecticut River. This 88'-6" bridge is located South of U.S. Route 3, one mile west of Pittsburg Village.
Pittsburg-Happy Corner - This 60 foot bridge spans the Perry Stream and is located 1 mile south of U.S. Route 3, 6 miles northeast of Pittsburg Village. One of the oldest bridges in northern New Hampshire.
Pittsburg-River Road - This bridge also crosses the Perry Stream and is 50 feet long. Located south of U.S. Routes 3 and 51, 2 miles northeast of Pittsburg Village.
Stark - This 134 foot bridge crosses the Upper Ammonoosuc River located northwest of New Hampshire State Route 110 at Stark Village.
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