List of covered bridges in Vermont

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Below is an incomplete list of covered bridges in Vermont. There are currently approximately 106 covered bridges remaining in the U.S. state of Vermont. The State of Vermont has the highest number of covered bridges per square mile in the United States.

Bridge	County	Location	Built	Length (ft)	Crosses	Ownership	Type	Notes
Cornwall-Salisbury Bridge	Addison	Cornwall	1856	136'	Otter Creek on Creek Road	Towns	Town's lattice truss	Longest town lattice span in Vermont.
Spade Farm Bridge ( Old Hollow )	Addison	Ferrisburgh	1850	85'	Privately Owned Pound (No Road)	Private	Town's lattice truss
Pulp Mill Bridge	Addison	Middlebury	1850's	199'	Otter Creek on Seymour St Ext	Towns	Burr Arch	A rare two lane covered bridge.
Halpin Bridge	Addison	Middlebury	1824	66.2'	Muddy Branch (of the New Haven River) on Halpin Road	Towns	Town Lattice truss	Highest covered bridge from stream bed in Vermont.
Rutland Railroad Bridge	Addison	East Shoreham	1897	108'	Richville Pond on an abandoned railroad bed	VT State Division for Historic Preservation	Howe Truss	As of November 2007 this bridge is bring renovated.^[1] This bridge is one of two remaining rail road covered bridges in the state of Vermont.
Paper Mill Village Bridge	Bennington	Bennington	1889; rebuilt 2000	125.5'	Walloomsac River on Murphy Road	Town	Town's lattice truss
Silk Bridge	Bennington	Bennington	Approx. 1840	88'	Walloomsac River on Silk Road	Town	Town's lattice truss
Henry Bridge	Bennington	Bennington	Originally 1840, Replicated 1989.	120.8'	Walloomsac River on Murphy Road	Town	Town's lattice truss
Chiselville Bridge	Bennington	Chiselville	1870	120.8'	Roaring Branch Brook on Sunderland Hill Road	Town	Town's lattice truss
West Arlington Bridge	Bennington	West Arlington	1852	80.3'	Battenkill River on unnamed road just off of VT-313	Town	Town's lattice truss
Depot Bridge	Rutland	Pittsford	1840	121'	Otter Creek on Depot Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
Sanderson Bridge	Rutland	Brandon	1840; near total replacement in 2003	121'	Otter Creek on Perl St Extension	Town	Town's lattice truss
Cooley Bridge	Rutland	Pittsford	1849	50.5'	Otter Creek on Elm St	Town	Town's lattice truss	This bridge may be one of the most photographed in the state of Vermont.
Hammond Bridge	Rutland	Pittsford	1842 or 1843	139'	Otter Creek next to Kendall Hill Road	VT Division for Historic Preservation	Town's lattice truss	Closed to vehicle traffic. (Bypassed)
Gorham Bridge	Rutland	Pittsford	1841 or 1842	114.8'	Otter Creek on Gorham Bridge Road	Town	Town's lattice truss
Kingsley Bridge	Rutland	East Clarendon	1870	120.6'	Mill River on Mill ST	Town	Town's lattice truss
Brown Bridge	Rutland	Shrewsbury	1880	112'	Cold River on Upper Cold River Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
Twin Bridge of Rutland Town	Rutland	Rutland	1850	60'	Formerly East Creek	Town	Town's lattice truss	This bridge is now on dry land, and bored up. It is currently being used as a storage shed by the Town of Rutland Highway Department.
Creamery Bridge	Windham	Brattleboro	1879	80'	Whetstone Brook at Guilford St	Town	Town's lattice truss
West Dummerston Bridge	Windham	West Dummerston	1879	280'	Whetstone Brook at Guilford St	Town	Town's lattice truss	This is the longest covered bridge completely within Vermont. Windsor-Cornish Covered Bridge, which crosses the Connecticut River in Windsor County is longer, but since the Vermont-New Hampshire border is on the western bank of the river, the Windsor-Cornish Bridge is mostly within the state of New Hampshire and only touches Vermont.
Kidder Hill Bridge	Windham	Grafton	1870	37' or 67' (Sources Conflict)	South Branch of Saxtons River at Kidder Hill Rd	Town	Modified king post truss
Green River Bridge	Windham	Guilford	1870	104'	Green River at Jacksonville Stage Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
Williamsville	Windham	Newfane	1870's	117'	Rock River at Dover Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
Hall Bridge	Windham	Rockingham	1870; destroyed by over-loaded truck in 1980; rebuilt 1982	120.5'	Saxtons River at Paradise Hill Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
Bartonsville Bridge	Windham	Rockingham	1870	159'	Williams River at Lower Bartonsville Rd Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
Victorian Village Bridge	Windham	Rockingham	1872; dismantled in 1959; rebuilt at current location in 1967	Unknown	A unnamed brook at the Vermont Country Store parking lot	Private	Modified king post truss	This bridge was moved by the US Army Corps of Engineers, to save it from a flood control dam/reservoir project in Townshend, VT.
Worrall Bridge	Windham	Rockingham	Approx. 1870	82.5'	Williams River at Williams Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
Scott Bridge	Windham	Townshend	1870	276'	West River at Back Side Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss with added arch with Howe Truss metal rods for verticals	This bridge is closed to traffic due to the instability of the longest span. Failed efforts have been made to strength this bridge. This bridge has the longest single span in the state of Vermont, at 166'.
Bests Covered Bridge	Windsor	West Windsor	Approx. 1889	37.4'	Mill Brook at Churchill Rd	Town	Tied Arch
Bowers Covered Bridge	Windsor	West Windsor	1919	45.3'	Mill Brook at Ely Rd	Town	Tied Arch
Quechee Covered Bridge	Windsor	Hartford	1919	90'	Ottauquechee River at Waterman Hill Rd	Town	Steel Plus Wood Town's lattice truss	Not technically a historical covered bridge. This is a two lane covered bridge, with a pedestrian walkway.
Martins Mill Covered Bridge	Windsor	West Windsor	1881	135'	Lull's Brook at Martinsville Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
Willard Covered Bridge	Windsor	West Windsor	1870	128'	Ottauquechee River at Mill Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss
(Willard) Twin Covered Bridge	Windsor	West Windsor	2001	128'	Ottauquechee River at Mill Rd	Town	Town's lattice truss	Located a few yards south of Willard Bridge. Replaces a Covered Bridge previously at this location prior to 1938.
Windsor-Cornish	Windsor	Windsor	1866	465'	Connecticut River at Bridge St	New Hampshire Department of Transportation	Town's lattice truss	Longest Wooden Bridge in the United States. Longest two span covered bridge in the world