Status: Open to pedestrians
Location: 44.999690,-71.529162
Carries railtrail (formerly MEC and NSRC railroads) over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/baltimore
Design Details: Baltimore through truss. Canted portals.
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Baltimore through truss bridge over Connecticut River (formerly MEC and NSRC railroads)
History: Built in 1902 by the American Bridge Company.
Built: 1902
Location: Coos County
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222338
Ex Maine Central RR & North Stratford RR Bridge
View from Vermont side.
Photo taken in December 2011
222339
Ex Maine Central RR & North Stratford RR Bridge
View from New Hampshire side.
Photo taken in December 2011
222340
Ex Maine Central RR & North Stratford RR Bridge
View from New Hampshire side.
Photo taken in December 2011
269001
No trains today
Photo taken by Panoramio use JBTHEMILKER
269002
Rail bridge
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
348252
Southwest Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348253
Southwest Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348254
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348255
Bridge Data Plaque
All that's left on the south span (northeast portal).
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348256
Northeast Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348257
Northeast Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348258
Bridge Data Plaque
Found on Vermont side span.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348259
Looking Southwest
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348260
Looking Southwest
In between the two spans.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348261
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348262
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
Status: Open to pedestrians only
Location: 44.482222,-71.166667
Carries Pedestrian walkway over Androscoggin River
Design: truss/through/pratt
Design Details: 2 span Pratt through truss with Warren pony truss approach
Total Length: 423.9 Feet
Span Length: 165.0 Feet
Overview: Pratt through truss bridge over Androscoggin River in Berlin
History: Built 1915 by Boston Bridge Works; Closed to traffic 1980
Built: 1915
Location: Coos County
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309024
Bridge over Androscoggin
Panoramio user Jon Platek
337695
Boom piers in winter
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
337709
Boom piers as seen from Heritage Park in summertime
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
400622
Berlin Mills Bridge
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400623
Berlin Mills Bridge
Substructure
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400624
Berlin Mills Bridge
Western portal
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400625
Berlin Mills Bridge
Builders plate. Given the design details its clearly a Storrs design
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400626
Berlin Mills Bridge
Hip joint
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400627
Berlin Mills Bridge
Lower chord
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400628
Berlin Mills Bridge
Portal bracing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400629
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400630
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400631
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400632
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400633
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400634
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400635
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400636
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400637
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400638
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400639
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400640
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400641
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400642
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400643
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400644
Berlin Mills Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
473207
Photo taken by Patrick Gurwell in August 2018
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 45.007778,-71.507222
Carries Bridge Street over Connecticut River
Design: arch/deck/steel
Design Details: Steel arch
Total Length: 232.0 Feet
Span Length: 132.9 Feet
Overview: Steel arch bridge over Connecticut River on Bridge Street in Stewartstown
History: Built 1930; rehabilitated 1971; reconstructed 2018
Built: 1930
Location: Coos County
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147735
Bridge Street Steel Deck Arch Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147736
Bridge Street Steel Deck Arch Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
Status: Open to pedestrians
Location: 44.595278,-71.510278
Carries over Upper Ammonoosuc River
Design: truss/through/paddleford
Design Details: Covered Paddleford through truss with added arches
Total Length: 131.9 Feet
Span Length: 126.0 Feet
Overview: Covered bridge over Upper Ammonoosuc River in Northumberland
History: Built 1852; Bypassed 1939
Built: 1852
Location: Coos County
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147743
Groveton Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147744
Groveton Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147745
Groveton Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147746
Groveton Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
268933
Groveton Covered Bridge 1852
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
347547
Looking West
View from the Berlin - Groveton Highway.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347548
Looking West
View from the Berlin - Groveton Highway.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347549
East Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347550
East Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347551
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347552
Looking North
View from the Berlin - Groveton Highway.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347553
Looking North
View from the Berlin - Groveton Highway.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347554
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347555
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347556
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347557
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347558
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347559
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347560
West Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347561
West Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347562
Looking Northeast
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347563
Looking Northeast
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347564
East Abutment
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347565
West Abutment
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
361280
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361281
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361282
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361283
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361284
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
400557
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400558
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400559
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
The truss has a distinct lean to it
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400560
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
The entire upstream truss had been modified with double counter braces. It was a bit of a sloppy job though, since they didn't connect to either the upper or lower chords
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400561
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400562
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400563
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Midspan
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400564
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Missing bracing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400565
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Missing bracing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400566
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400567
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Details of modifications and repairs over the years. A good paint job wouldn't go amiss
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400568
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
End panel
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400569
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400570
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400571
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400572
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Detail of the supplemental arch
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400573
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Barrel shot
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400574
Groveton Covered Bridge 29-04-04
Approach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
424358
Groveton Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
424359
Groveton Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
Status: Open to pedestrians only
Location: 45.072480,-71.305827
Carries River Road (bypassed section) over Perry Stream
Design: truss/through/queenpost
Design Details: Covered Queenpost through truss
Total Length: 50.9 Feet
Span Length: 45.9 Feet
Overview: Bypassed covered bridge over Perry Stream in Pittsburg
History: Built 1858; rehabilitated 1960
Built: 1858
Location: Coos County
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348419
South Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348420
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348421
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348422
Bridge Name Plaque
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348423
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348424
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348425
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348426
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348427
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348428
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348429
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348430
North Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348431
Looking South
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348432
Looking East
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348433
Looking East
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
424551
River Road Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1989
424552
River Road Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1989
Status: Closed to all traffic
Location: 44.404799,-71.067746
Carries Old allignment of Meadow Road over Androscoggin River
Design: truss/through/pratt
Design Details: 3 span pin connected Pratt through truss with pin connected Pratt pony truss approach
Total Length: 504.9 Feet
Span Length: 130.9 Feet
Overview: Pin connected Pratt through truss bridge over Androscoggin River in Shelburne
History: Built 1897 by the Groton Bridge Co..; Bypassed in 1984; Two center spans removed from river and placed on banks in 2004
Built: 1897
Location: Coos County
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148178
Closed Meadow Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
148179
Closed Meadow Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
298442
Meadow Road Bridge
Looking across the river from the eastern small stringer approach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298443
Meadow Road Bridge
The eastern abudment
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298444
Meadow Road Bridge
The Lally column pier
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298445
Meadow Road Bridge
The Easternmost river span
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298446
Meadow Road Bridge
The portal bracing is exhibiting some outward bowing. Referencing pictures from when this span was moved from the river it looks like this has occurred in recent years
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298447
Meadow Road Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298448
Meadow Road Bridge
Hanger for the deck support
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298449
Meadow Road Bridge
Detail of the lower chord / vertical pinned connection point, as well as the deck hanger
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298450
Meadow Road Bridge
The eastern spans new 'abudment'
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298451
Meadow Road Bridge
Detail of a built up vertical member on the eastern span
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298452
Meadow Road Bridge
Looking along Meadow road twards the abandonded bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298453
Meadow Road Bridge
Old Lally columns that had been removed from the river
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298454
Meadow Road Bridge
Yes, the bridge is closed...
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298455
Meadow Road Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298456
Meadow Road Bridge
The western abudment
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298457
Meadow Road Bridge
The western abutment with additional removed Lally Columns
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298458
Meadow Road Bridge
Looking alongside the pony truss
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
362680
Bridge, Shelburne, NH
From Wikipedia
473208
Photo taken by Patrick Gurwell in August 2018
Status: Intact but closed to all traffic
Location: 44.410556,-71.722500
Carries former Gilman Road over Connecticut River
Design: truss/deck/pratt
Design Details: Three-span steel Pratt deck truss with stringer approach spans
Total Length: 546.9 Feet
Span Length: 140.1 Feet
Overview: Bypassed Pratt deck truss bridge over Connecticut River on former Gilman Rd in Dalton
History: Built 1928 by the Berlin Construction Co.; Bypassed in 1997
Built: 1928
Location: Coos County
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147750
Dalton Deck Truss Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147751
Dalton Deck Truss Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147752
Dalton Deck Truss Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
400550
Whitcomb Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400551
Whitcomb Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400552
Whitcomb Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400553
Whitcomb Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400554
Whitcomb Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400555
Whitcomb Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400556
Whitcomb Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.849722,-71.277778
Carries NH 26 over Clear Stream
Design: arch/deck
Design Details: Arch
Total Length: 15.1 Feet
Span Length: 15.1 Feet
Overview: Concrete arch bridge over Clear Stream on NH 26
History: Built 1929; rehabilitated 1970
Built: 1929
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.852778,-71.551389
Carries Columbia Bridge Road over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/howe
Design Details: Covered Howe through truss
Total Length: 146.0 Feet
Span Length: 132.9 Feet
Overview: Covered bridge over Connecticut River on Columbia Bridge Road in Columbia
History: Built 1912; rehabilitated 1981
Built: 1912
Location: Coos County
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147737
Columbia Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147738
Columbia Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147739
Columbia Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147740
Columbia Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147741
Columbia Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147742
Columbia Covered Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
348234
Northwest Approach
Viewed from Vermont.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348235
Northwest Portal
Viewed from Vermont.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348236
Bridge Sign
Vermont side.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348237
Looking Northeast
Vermont side.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348238
Looking Northeast
Vermont side view.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348239
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348240
Interior Detail
Downstream full sheathed side.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348241
Interior Detail
Upstream half sheathed side.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348242
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348243
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348244
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348245
Southeast Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348246
Bridge Sign
Sign on the New Hampshire side of the bridge.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348247
Looking West
View from New Hampshire.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348248
Looking West
View from New Hampshire.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348249
Northwest Abutment
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
361285
From New Hampshire Side
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361286
From Vermont Side
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361287
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
424532
Columbia Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
424533
Columbia Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.495833,-71.594444
Carries US 2 over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/parker
Design Details: Two-span Parker through truss
Total Length: 403.9 Feet
Span Length: 192.9 Feet
Overview: Through truss bridge over Connecticut River on US 2 in Lancaster
History: Built 1950 by the American Bridge Co.
Built: 1950
Location: Coos County
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147747
US 2 Connecticut River Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147748
US 2 Connecticut River Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147749
US 2 Connecticut River Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
347503
Looking East
This is the view from Vermont.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347504
Looking East
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347505
Looking East
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347506
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347507
Looking East
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347508
West Span
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347509
East Span
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347510
Looking South
View from the Vermont side of the bridge.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347511
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347512
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347513
West Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347514
Looking East
This is from the middle of the west span.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347515
Bridge Detail
Looking at the east span approach.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347516
East Span Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347517
Looking East
View from the east span midpoint.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.651667,-71.562500
Carries Maidstone Bridge Road over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/pratt
Design Details: Pin-connected Pratt through truss
Total Length: 151.9 Feet
Span Length: 149.6 Feet
Overview: Pin connected Pratt through truss bridge over Connecticut River on Maidstone Bridge Road in Stratford
History: Built 1893 by Berlin Iron Bridge Co.; Closed 1990; Rehabilitated 2005
Built: 1893
Location: Coos County
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147731
1893 Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147732
1893 Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147733
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
147734
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by C Hanchey in October 2009
400509
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400510
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400511
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400512
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400513
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400514
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400515
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400516
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400517
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400518
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400519
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400520
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400521
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400522
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400523
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400524
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400525
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400526
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400527
Janice Peaslee Bridge
in the 2005 rehabilitation a small concrete slab approach span was added
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400528
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400529
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400530
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400531
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400532
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400533
Janice Peaslee Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.468889,-71.181389
Carries Northbound NH 16 over Dead River
Design: arch/deck
Design Details: Arch
Total Length: 13.1 Feet
Span Length: 13.1 Feet
Overview: Concrete arch bridge over Dead River on Northbound NH 16 in Berlin
History: Built 1931
Built: 1931
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.876389,-71.371111
Carries Diamond Pond Road over Mohawk River
Design: arch/deck
Design Details: Arch
Total Length: 69.9 Feet
Span Length: 69.9 Feet
Overview: Concrete arch bridge over Mohawk River on Diamond Pond Road in Colebrook
History: Built 1929
Built: 1929
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.327222,-71.369444
Carries Jefferson Notch Road over South Branch Israel River
Design: beam/stringer/wood
Design Details: Timber stringer
Total Length: 39.0 Feet
Span Length: 35.1 Feet
Overview: Wooden bridge over South Branch Israel River on Jefferson Notch Road in Low and Burbanks Grant
History: Built 1939; rehabilitated 1995
Built: 1939
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.324444,-71.368333
Carries Jefferson Notch Road over South Branch Israel River
Design: beam/stringer/wood
Design Details: Timber stringer
Total Length: 24.9 Feet
Span Length: 19.0 Feet
Overview: Wooden bridge over South Branch Israel River on Jefferson Notch Road in Low and Burbanks Grant
History: Built 1939; rehabilitated 1996
Built: 1939
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.326111,-71.369167
Carries Jefferson Notch Road over South Branch Israel River
Design: beam/stringer/wood
Design Details: Timber stringer
Total Length: 26.9 Feet
Span Length: 21.0 Feet
Overview: Wooden bridge over South Branch Israel River on Jefferson Notch Road in Low and Burbanks Grant
History: Built 1939; rehabilitated 1996
Built: 1939
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.323333,-71.367778
Carries Jefferson Notch Road over South Branch Israel River
Design: beam/stringer/wood
Design Details: Timber stringer
Total Length: 37.1 Feet
Span Length: 30.8 Feet
Overview: Wooden bridge over South Branch Israel River on Jefferson Notch Road in Low and Burbanks Grant
History: Built 1939; rehabilitated 1996
Built: 1939
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.318611,-71.366944
Carries Jefferson Notch Road over South Branch Israel River
Design: beam/stringer/wood
Design Details: Timber stringer
Total Length: 25.9 Feet
Span Length: 20.0 Feet
Overview: Wooden bridge over South Branch Israel River on Jefferson Notch Road in Low and Burbanks Grant
History: Built 1934; rehabilitated 1994
Built: 1934
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.487000,-71.564333
Carries Mechanic Street over Israel River
Design: truss/through/paddleford
Design Details: Covered Paddleford through truss
Total Length: 94.2 Feet
Span Length: 79.3 Feet
Overview: Covered bridge over Israel River on Mechanic Street in Lancaster
History: Built 1862; Rebuilt 2006
Built: 1862
Location: Coos County
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144068
MechanicStreetLancasterNH1
Also known as the Israel River Bridge. See State of NH site: http://www.nh.gov/nhdhr/bridges/p59.html
Photo taken by David P. Timmins in June 2009
144069
MechanicStreetLancasterNH2
Photo taken by David P. Timmins in June 2009
160629
Perspective Northeast. Note Typical New Hampshire Covered Bridge Housing, With Upper Portion Of Trusses Left Exposed And Vertical Plank Siding Covering The Lower Portion.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160630
Oblique Elevation, West Portal.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160631
Elevation, West Portal.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160632
East Portal, Looking West.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160633
East Portal, Showing Interior Trusswork.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160634
Interior, East Portal.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160635
View Northeast Just West Of Center Of Truss
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160636
Wood Joinery, One Panel East Of Center Of The Bridge. Note Corrugated Metal Roof.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160637
Detail, Top Chord.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160638
Abutment And Underside.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160639
Below Roadway Detail.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160640
Elevation From Downstream, Looking South.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
160641
Upstream Elevation, Looking North
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
381996
Mechanic Street Covered Bridge 29-04-06
Detail of the Paddleford Truss system
Photo taken by Michael Quiet October 2014
381995
Mechanic Street Covered Bridge 29-04-06
Detail of a single panel. Note the repair work done by bolting replacement wood in place.
Photo taken by Michael Quiet October 2014
381994
Mechanic Street Covered Bridge 29-04-06
Barrel Shot
Photo taken by Michael Quiet October 2014
381993
Mechanic Street Covered Bridge 29-04-06
Covered bridge signage
Photo taken by Michael Quiet October 2014
381992
Mechanic Street Covered Bridge 29-04-06
Portal
Photo taken by Michael Quiet October 2014
381991
Mechanic Street Covered Bridge 29-04-06
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet October 2014
347518
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347519
West Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347520
West Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347521
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347524
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347525
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347526
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347527
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347528
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347529
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347530
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347531
West Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347532
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
424403
Mechanic Street Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in1990
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.872778,-71.396944
Carries NH 26 over Mohawk River
Design: arch/deck
Design Details: Arch
Total Length: 48.9 Feet
Span Length: 48.9 Feet
Overview: Concrete arch bridge over Mohawk River on NH 26 in Colebrook
History: Built 1929
Built: 1929
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.460639,-71.652694
Carries Mt. Orne Road over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/howe
Design Details: Covered Howe through truss
Total Length: 266.1 Feet
Span Length: 128.0 Feet
Overview: Covered bridge over Connecticut River on Mt. Orne Road in Lancaster
History: Built 1911; rehabilitated 1988
Built: 1911
Location: Coos County
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144065
Mt Orne1
Mt. Orne covered bridge linking Lancaster, NH with Lunenberg, VT. Showing Lancaster end.
Photo taken by David P. Timmins in June 2009
144066
Mt Orne2
Mt. Orne covered bridge linking Lancaster, NH with Lunenberg, VT. Showing Lunenburg end.
Photo taken by David P. Timmins in June 2009
144067
Mt Orne3
Check out State of NH site: http://www.nh.gov/nhdhr/bridges/p57.html
Photo taken by David P. Timmins in June 2009
190011
Pier Cutwater
Photo taken by Will in December 2010
190012
Truck displaced Upper Lateral
One Panel from the west terminus of the west span - Note the end grain impression in the wood Thrust Block from the Lateral Brace
Photo taken by Will in December 2010
346787
East Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346788
East Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346789
East Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346790
East Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346800
Looking West
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346801
Looking West
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346802
Looking West
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346803
Center Pier
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346804
West Abutment
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346805
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346806
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346816
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346817
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346818
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346819
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346831
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346832
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346833
West Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346834
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346835
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346836
This is the street sign on the Vermont side bridge approach.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346837
Looking East
View from River Road.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346838
Looking East
View from River Road.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346839
East Abutment
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346840
Looking East
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346841
West Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346842
West Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346855
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346856
Looking out of the east portal.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346857
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346858
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346859
East Portal Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346860
Under Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346861
East Abutment
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346862
East Abutment Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
361156
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361157
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361158
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361159
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361160
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361161
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
421463
Mount Orne Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
424534
Mount Orne Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
424535
Mount Orne Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
424536
Mount Orne Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.601110,-71.408230
Carries North or Northside Road (off of SR 110) over Upper Ammonoosuc River
Design: truss/through/paddleford
Design Details: Covered Paddleford through truss
Total Length: 134.1 Feet
Span Length: 61.5 Feet
Overview: Paddleford truss bridge over Upper Ammonoosuc River on North or Northside Road (off of SR 110) in Stark
History: Built 1862; Washed off abutments and restored c.1890's, Rehabilitated/stringers added 1954
Built: 1862
Location: Coos County
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143763
Stark Bridge 1
West side of bridge from south
Photo taken by Frank Danberg in July 2009
143764
Stark Bridge 2
Photo taken by Frank Danberg in July 2009
143765
Stark Bridge 3
East side of bridge taken from southeast quadrant
Photo taken by Frank Danberg in July 2009
143766
Stark Bridge 4
Photo lightened to show truss work
Photo taken by Frank Danberg in July 2009
268917
Stark covered Bridge in June
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268928
Inside Stark's Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268929
Stark in winter
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268930
Stark New Hampshire
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268931
Stark Covered Bridge over ice
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268932
Stark on a cold day
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268934
Stark Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
347604
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347605
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347606
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347607
Southeast Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347608
Southeast Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347609
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347610
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347611
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347612
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347613
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347614
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347615
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347616
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347617
Interior Detail
Left hand walkway, looking northeast.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347618
Upside Down Corbel
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347619
Interior Detail
Right hand walkway, looking northeast.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347620
Dedication Plaque.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347621
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347622
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347623
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347624
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347625
Northeast Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
361277
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361278
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
361279
Photo taken by John Loxton in August 2016
407881
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
407882
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Central pier
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
407883
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Truss web
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407884
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
A completely rebuilt section. Note at least the use of tree nails
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407885
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Mid section endposts
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407886
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407887
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
People never change...carvings from 1920
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407888
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Repair work to the truss.
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407889
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Truss web. Note the empty slotting at the tops of the verticals for when the diagonal compression members were pointed in the opposite direction.
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407890
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Filled in sections where a counter brace crossed the truss members
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407891
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Empty slot for the compression member
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407892
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Detail of the upper chord...Looks pretty original
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2017
407893
Stark Covered Bridge 29-04-05
Steel stringers carry the roadway; the truss is non-load bearing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
424366
Stark Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
424367
Stark Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1990
Status: Installed on Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum's main line. In use by their equipment.
To be reconstructed on Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington narrow-gauge Railway in Maine
Location: 44.387235,-71.174477
Carries Former Boston & Maine/St. Lawrence & Atlantic over Moose Brook
Design: truss/pony/howe
Design Details: Wooden Howe boxed pony truss
Total Length: 48.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Howe pony truss bridge over Moose Brook on Former Boston & Maine/St. Lawrence & Atlantic
History: Built 1918; lost to arson in May 2004. Remaining structure used for testing Howe trusses at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. On October 28, 2014, parts were returned to Gorham. Acquired by WW&FRy Sept. 2017. Installed 2019
Built: 1918
Location: Coos County
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306754
Moose Brook Bridge, Goreham
Sections of bridge being returned to Gorham Oct. 28, 2014.
National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges
306755
Moose Brook Bridge
The 47' upper and lower chords were transported from Cleveland to Gorham intact. Oct 28, 2014
National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges
306756
Moose Brook Bridge, Goreham
Bridge at original location, 1985
Joseph D. Conwell
310334
Prone Truss
Completed Replicant Truss using salvaged Iron Rods and cast Angle Blocks
Photo taken by Will Truax in April 2011
Status: Restored 2015 and open to pedestrian traffic
Access by parking at the Castle Trailhead parking area on Rt 2 in Randolph, then take the path south to the railbed / trail, and then several thousand yards east.
Location: 44.371285,-71.285145
Carries Presidential Valley Rail Trail (Former Boston & Maine Railroad) over Snyder Brook
Design: truss/pony/howe
Design Details: Boxed Pony Howe truss
Total Length: 34.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Boxed Howe pony truss bridge over Snyder Brook on Trail
History: Built 1918; Rehabilitated 2015
Built: 1918
Location: Coos County
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193500
Snyder Brook Bridge
Photo taken by Will in September 2010
194146
Viewed from upstream
Photo taken by Will in September 2010
298425
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
Western portal
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298426
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
barrel shot, looking east
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298427
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
view from upstream, looking southwest
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298428
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
View from upstream
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298429
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
The eastern abutment is in serious condition due to scour.
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298430
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
The western abudment
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298431
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
View from downstream, looking northeast
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298432
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
Eastern portal
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298433
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
It looks like the original railroad tie deck was retained, and simply covered for rail-trail use
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
298441
PRRT - Snyder Brook Bridge
View of the lower chord
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in October 2014
Status: Replaced by new bridge
Location: 44.488333,-71.568333
Carries US Hwys. 2 & 3 /Main Street over Israel River
Design: arch/deck/luten
Design Details: Luten arch
Total Length: 106.0 Feet
Span Length: 50.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Luten arch bridge over Israel River on US Hwys. 2 & 3 /Main Street
History: Built in 1929; Replaced 1990
Built: 1929
Location: Coos County
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218597
View East, West Elevation, Dam In Foreground.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218598
View West, East Elevation, Townhall.
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218599
View Northeast, West Elevation
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218600
View Northeast, Arch Ribs And Sidewalk
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218601
View Southwest, Arch Ribs, Electrical Conduit And Sidewalk
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218602
View Due North, Center Pier, Arch Ribs And Concrete Surface
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218603
View South, North Approach
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218604
View Southwest, West Parapet Wall
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218605
View Southeast, East Parapet Wall
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218606
View North, South Approach
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218607
View Northeast, East Parapet Wall And Iron Fence
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218608
View Northwest, West Parapet Wall And Iron Fence
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
218609
Detail, War Memorial Plaque
Photo taken by Historic American Engineering Record
Status: Derelict/abandoned
Location: 44.371447,-71.608565
Carries Twin State Railroad over Johns River
Design: girder/pony/plate
Design Details: Pony plate girder
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Pony/through plate girder bridge over Johns River on Twin State Railroad
History: Out of service 1999
Built:
Location: Coos County
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400535
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Approach from the east. The bridge comes just after a diamond intersection with the old Boston & Maine trackage. In the backround is a Ball Signal, which controlled traffic for the intersection and is one of the last ones in existance
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400536
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Historical marker for the Ball Signal
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400537
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400538
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400539
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400540
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400541
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400542
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.262930,-71.456867
Carries Conway Scenic Railway (CSRX) over Ammonoosuc River
Design: truss/through/double-warren
Design Details: Double-intersection Warren through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Double intersection Warren through truss bridge over Ammonoosuc River on Railroad
History: Built 1892 by Boston Bridge Works
Built: 1892
Location: Coos County
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258264
Tracks
Photo taken by Adam Elmquist
398903
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398904
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398905
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Western approach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398906
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Western portal
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398907
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Whats left of the Boston Bridge works builder plate
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398908
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
The railine is still in acvtive service, and is well maintained
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398909
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Footing. The bridge rests on ashlar abutments
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398910
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398911
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
398912
CSRX - Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in July 2017
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.269727,-71.350965
Carries Mount Washington Cog Railway over Ammonoosic River/Mount Washington/Several intermittent streams
Design: beam/stringer/wood
Design Details: Timber stringer
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Timber stringer bridge over Ammonoosic River/Mount Washington/Several intermittent streams on Mount Washington Cog Railway
History: Built 1868
Built: 1868
Location: Coos County
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259280
Photo taken by Brian Snelson
259288
Switch
Photo taken by Brian Boucheron
259291
Photo taken by Brian Boucheron
259292
Photo taken by James Walsh
273509
Photo taken by Jason Leverton
273510
Photo taken by Jason Leverton
273511
Photo taken by Phil Northram
273513
Switch
Photo taken by Brian Snelson
316475
Photo taken by Phil Northam
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.592760,-71.515905
Carries New Hampshire Central Railroad over Upper Ammonoosuc River
Design: truss/through/baltimore
Design Details: Baltimore through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Through truss bridge over Upper Ammonoosuc River on New Hampshire Central Railroad
History: Built in 1883 by Boston Bridge Works
Built: 1883
Location: Coos County
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268950
Bridge as seen from Rt 3
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268951
Iron RR Bridge
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
347538
Looking Northwest
View from Highway 3.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347539
Looking Northwest
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347540
South Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347541
South Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347542
South Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347543
Bridge Data Plaque
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347544
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347545
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347546
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
400829
NHCR - Upper Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Approach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400830
NHCR - Upper Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Detail of the endpost
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400831
NHCR - Upper Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Footing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400832
NHCR - Upper Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Builders plate
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400833
NHCR - Upper Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Truss web
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400834
NHCR - Upper Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Truss web
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400835
NHCR - Upper Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Overhead bracing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400836
NHCR - Upper Ammonoosuc River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Derelict/abandoned
Location: 44.427126,-71.676442
Carries Twin State Railroad over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/warren/verticals
Design Details: 3 span Warren through truss with all verticals
Total Length: 360.0 Feet
Span Length: 120.0 Feet
Overview: Through truss bridge over Connecticut River on Twin State Railroad
History: Built in 1928 by the American Bridge Co.; Out of service 1999
Built: 1928
Location: Coos County
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268966
Three span Rail bridge
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268967
Old rail bridge
Photo taken by Panoramio user JBTHEMILKER
268968
Rail bridge
Photo taken by JBTHEMILKER
346660
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346661
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346662
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346663
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346664
Middle Span
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346665
West Span
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346666
Looking Southwest
View from Dalton Road.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346667
East Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346668
Bridge Data Plaque
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346669
East Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346670
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346671
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346681
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346682
Looking West
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346683
Bridge Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
346684
East Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
400543
TSRD - Connecticut River Bridge
distant shot from the east
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400544
TSRD - Connecticut River Bridge
Eastern approach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400545
TSRD - Connecticut River Bridge
Barrel shot
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400546
TSRD - Connecticut River Bridge
Endpost details. Classically composed box with X bracing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400547
TSRD - Connecticut River Bridge
Remains of a telegraph line holder
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400548
TSRD - Connecticut River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400549
TSRD - Connecticut River Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.386116,-71.166556
Carries St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad over Peabody River
Design: truss/through/warren
Design Details: Warren through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Warren through truss bridge over Peabody River on St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad
History: Built 1918
Built:
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to pedestrians only
Location: 44.402557,-71.198692
Carries over Androscoggin River, NH16, & Railroad (SLR)
Design: truss/deck/pratt
Design Details: Dual Pin connected Pratt deck truss span, with trestle / deck plate girder approach spans
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Pratt deck truss bridge with trestle over Androscoggin River, NH16, & Railroad (SLR)
History: Built by Boston & Maine RR; line taken over by New Hampshire & Vermont RR, bridge abandoned ca. 1996 and converted to snowmobile trail
Built:
Location: Coos County
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298434
PRRT - Androscoggin River Bridge
Looking at the main river span
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298435
PRRT - Androscoggin River Bridge
Looking through the truss. A small walkway serves the AMC trail, whereas the actual deck of the bridge serves the Presidential Recreational Rail Trail
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298436
PRRT - Androscoggin River Bridge
Pinned connection for the lower chords
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298437
PRRT - Androscoggin River Bridge
Turnbuckles on the counter braces of the Pratt truss
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298439
PRRT - Androscoggin River Bridge
Viewing both the river span and the plate girder deck approach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
298440
PRRT - Androscoggin River Bridge
A more modern deck plate girder span was put in place to accommodate the widening of the road
Photo taken by Michael Quiet
466732
PRRT - Androscoggin River Bridge
Photo from old postcard
Status: Open to vehicles now.
Location: 45.084390,-71.313220
Carries Hill-Danforth Road over Perry Stream
Design: truss/through/paddleford
Design Details: Paddleford through truss. Deck is supported by steel stringers
Total Length: 78.1 Feet
Span Length: 55.1 Feet
Overview: Paddleford through truss bridge over Perry Stream on Hill-Danforth Road
History: Built 1869; Modified 1991
Built: 1869
Location: Coos County
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348287
South Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348288
South Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348289
South Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348290
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348291
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348292
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348293
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348294
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348295
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348296
North Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348297
Bridge Name Plaque
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348298
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348299
Center Pier
One of the support timbers isn't set squarely on the pier foundation.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348300
Center Pier Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348301
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348302
North Abutment
This abutment has some issues.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348303
South Abutment
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348304
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348305
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348306
Looking North
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
424550
Happy Corner Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1989
Status: Open to pedestrians only
Location: 45.054460,-71.406800
Carries Bridge Road over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/paddleford
Design Details: Paddleford through truss
Total Length: 89.0 Feet
Span Length: 73.2 Feet
Overview: Paddleford through truss bridge over Connecticut River on Bridge Road
History: Built 1876
Built: 1876
Location: Coos County
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336803
The Pittsburg-Clarksville Covered Bridge
For a map of New Hampshire's covered bridges please visit www.jcbwalsh.com/map/nh/covered-bridge.php .
Photo taken January 1998 by Flickr user jcbwalsh
336804
IMG 4216 Pittsburg-Clarksville covered bridge
Photo posted to Wikipedia by user Denimadept
348264
North Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348265
North Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348266
Bridge Sign
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348267
Looking South
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348268
South Abutment
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348269
Center support.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348270
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348272
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348273
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348274
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348275
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348277
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348278
Interior Detail
Looking south from inside.
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348279
South Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348280
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348282
Interior Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348283
South Portal
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348284
Looking West
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348285
Abutment Detail
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
424549
Clarksville - Pittsburg Covered Bridge
Photo taken by Richard Doody in 1989
Status: Open to pedestrians only
Location: 44.176164,-71.352462
Carries Dry River Trail over Dry River
Design: suspension/wire
Design Details: Wire/cable suspension
Total Length: 110.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Wire suspension bridge over Dry River on Dry River Trail
History: Built 2007 by Seattle Bridge Builders
Built: 2007
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.600025,-71.426893
Carries St Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad over Upper Ammonoosuc River
Design: truss/through/pratt
Design Details: Pratt through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Pratt through truss bridge over Upper Ammonoosuc River on St Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad
History:
Built:
Location: Coos County
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Status: Derelict/abandoned
Location: 44.371601,-71.620452
Carries Boston & Maine Railroad over Bog Brook
Design: arch/deck/stone
Design Details: Stone arch
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Abandoned stone arch bridge over Bog Brook on Boston & Maine Railroad
History: Built 1892
Built: 1892
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.606314,-71.506208
Carries Saint Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad over NH110
Design: slab
Design Details: Slab
Total Length: 49.9 Feet
Span Length: 44.9 Feet
Overview: Slab bridge over Nh110 on Saint Lawrence & Atlantic Railroad
History: Built 1937
Built: 1937
Location: Coos County
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347703
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347704
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
347705
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 45.072506,-71.305528
Carries River Road over Perry Stream
Design: beam/stringer/steel
Design Details: Steel stringer
Total Length: 49.9 Feet
Span Length: 45.9 Feet
Overview: Steel stringer bridge over Perry Stream on River Road
History: Built 1984
Built: 1984
Location: Coos County
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348434
North Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
348435
South Approach
Photo taken by Mike Garland in July 2015
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.574083,-71.181327
Carries Bridge Street over Androscoggin River
Design: beam/stringer
Design Details:
Total Length: 274.0 Feet
Span Length: 88.9 Feet
Overview: Stringer bridge over Androscoggin River on Bridge Street
History:
Built: 1969
Location: Coos County
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Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.573916,-71.181874
Carries Bridge Street over Androscoggin River
Design: truss/through/pratt
Design Details: Pratt through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Pratt through truss bridge over Androscoggin River on Bridge Street
History:
Built:
Location: Coos County
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378472
Milan NH 1906
Old Postcard View
Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.271856,-71.549989
Carries Old Town Road over Ammonoosuc River
Design: truss/pony
Design Details: Pony truss
Total Length: 84.0 Feet
Span Length: 80.1 Feet
Overview: Bridge over Ammonoosuc River on Old Town Road
History: Built 1915; Replaced 2008
Built: 1915
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.399858,-71.112614
Carries US 2 over Rattle Brook
Design: beam/tee
Design Details: Concrete tee beam
Total Length: 17.1 Feet
Span Length: 14.1 Feet
Overview: Concrete tee beam bridge over Rattle Brook on US 2
History: Built 1924
Built: 1924
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to pedestrians only. Used for Snowmobiles in winter
Location: 44.621484,-71.360515
Carries Old alignment of Bell Hill Road over Upper Ammonoosuc River
Design: truss/pony/warren/alt-verticals
Design Details: Warren pony truss with alternating verticals
Total Length: 82.0 Feet
Span Length: 75.1 Feet
Overview: Bypassed Warren pony truss Bridge over Upper Ammonoosuc River on Bell Hill
History: Built 1909 by American Bridge Co.; rehabilitated 1960; Bypassed 1990
Built: 1909
Location: Coos County
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400477
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Northern apporach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400478
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400479
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400480
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Always happy to see stone abutments
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400481
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Truss web
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400482
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400483
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400484
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400485
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400486
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400487
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Typical for this era, the upper chord was a open box memeber
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400488
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Railing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400489
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Builders plate
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400490
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Lower chord was a pair on angled steel beams
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400491
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400492
Bell Hill Road (Old)
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400493
Bell Hill Road (Old)
A newer wooden deck, looks like its seen some snowmobile traffic but not a lot
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Replaced by at-grade crossing
Location: 44.426755,-71.675746
Carries Main Central Railroad over Nh135
Design: beam/stringer/steel
Design Details: Steel stringer
Total Length: 20.0 Feet
Span Length: 18.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Steel stringer bridge over Nh135 on Main Central Railroad
History: Built 1931; Removed circa 1993
Built: 1931
Location: Coos County
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Status: Closed
Location: 44.454514,-71.186397
Carries Berlin Mills Railway over Androscoggin Railway
Design: truss/through/whipple
Design Details: 2 span skewed Whipple through truss
Total Length: 280.0 Feet
Span Length: 140.0 Feet
Overview: 2 span skewed Whipple through truss bridge over Androscoggin River on former Berlin Mills Railway
History: Built 1869; Rehabilitated 1924; Strengthened 1944-1946; Abandoned 2006
Built: 1869
Location: Coos County
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400595
Cross Power Bridge
Eastern portal
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400596
Cross Power Bridge
Endpost
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400597
Cross Power Bridge
Looking across the bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400598
Cross Power Bridge
Modified footing. It was encased in concrete, and a supplemental lower chord was wrapped around it
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400599
Cross Power Bridge
It looks like tensioners were added/welded to the hip joint verticals
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400600
Cross Power Bridge
Additional view of the modified footing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400601
Cross Power Bridge
An original compression member Phoenix Column
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400602
Cross Power Bridge
Lower chord connection. Note the added materials to the diagonal, and if you really look you can see steel tubes were added between the deck hangers
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400603
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400604
Cross Power Bridge
Lower chord system
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400605
Cross Power Bridge
Barrel shot
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400606
Cross Power Bridge
Detail of the overhead bracing
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400607
Cross Power Bridge
Modifications to the hip joint
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400608
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400609
Cross Power Bridge
Truss web
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400610
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400611
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400612
Cross Power Bridge
A vertical replaced with a solid rolled I beam
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400613
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400614
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400615
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400616
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400617
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400618
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400619
Cross Power Bridge
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
473206
Photo taken by Patrick Gurwell in August 2018
476234
Photo taken by Patrick Gurwell on August 2017
Status: Derelict/abandoned
Location: 44.475919,-71.169316
Carries Berlin Mills Railway over Androscoggin River
Design: truss/through/pratt
Design Details: Pratt through truss
Total Length: 135.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Abandoned bridge over Androscoggin River on Berlin Mills Railway
History: Built 1921 by Berlin Construction Co.;Abandoned 2006
Built: 1921
Location: Coos County
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400620
Abandoned BMS - Pulp Mill Bridge
Distant shot
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400824
Abandoned BMS - Pulp Mill Bridge
Truss web. Note the relative lightness of the tension and compression members. Overall the fleet of locomotives for the Berlin Mills Railway was pretty small
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400825
Abandoned BMS - Pulp Mill Bridge
Missing Builders plate. Its a shame, as the shape of it looks different from other remaining ones from Berlin Construction
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400826
Abandoned BMS - Pulp Mill Bridge
Barrel shot
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400827
Abandoned BMS - Pulp Mill Bridge
Western approach. The area has become quite overgrown in the years since abandonment
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400828
Abandoned BMS - Pulp Mill Bridge
Western portal
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Derelict/abandoned
Location: 44.475972,-71.169290
Carries over Androscoggin River
Design: truss/through/whipple
Design Details: Whipple through truss with vertical endposts
Total Length: 160.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Abandoned Whipple through truss bridge
History: Built circa 1868; Bypassed 1921
Built: 1868
Location: Coos County
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400621
Pulp Mill Bridge
Distant shot
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400865
Pulp Mill Bridge
Overview. It looks like the rails had long since been removed and a roadway had been placed over the ties
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400866
Pulp Mill Bridge
The first panels lower chord was a fascinating piece as it wasn't an eyebar but was 2 flat pieces of iron with ribbon between. Many pin connected railroad bridges didn't have eyebars in the first panel, instead going with a bulkier member that could handle compression forces. It was interesting to see even on an ancient bridge like this they accounted for the possibility of the first panel not being completely subjected to tensile stress.
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400867
Pulp Mill Bridge
Looking along the lower chord. Note how there are increasing pairs of eyebars the closer to the middle you get.
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400868
Pulp Mill Bridge
Phoenix Iron stamp. The endpost and upper chord was a substantial 6 piece Phoenix column
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400869
Pulp Mill Bridge
Truss web. The pipe crossing the bridge dosen't appear to carry anything anymore. Note how the counter braces are a much lighter rod versus the larger eyebars
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400870
Pulp Mill Bridge
Detail of the pinned connection for the lower chord and hanger/floorbeam. Unfortunately the bridges were incredibly close to the water and had overgrown embankments, making a better shot of the underside impossible.
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400871
Pulp Mill Bridge
Endpost detail.
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400872
Pulp Mill Bridge
Western portal, just as overgrown as the east. This bridge would be good to visit in the fall
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400873
Pulp Mill Bridge
Remains of a wire holder
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400874
Pulp Mill Bridge
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Open to pedestrians only
Location: 44.454996,-71.185141
Carries Presidential Range Rail Trail (former Boston & Maine) over Berlin Mills Railway
Design: girder/pony/plate
Design Details: Pony plate girder
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Plate Girder Bridge over Berlin Mills Railway on PRRT
History: Built 1902 by Baltimore Bridge Co.; Abandoned 1996 and converted to rail trail
Built: 1902
Location: Coos County
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400880
PRRT - BMS Railway Overpass
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400881
PRRT - BMS Railway Overpass
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400882
PRRT - BMS Railway Overpass
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400883
PRRT - BMS Railway Overpass
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.469109,-71.178522
Carries Mason Street over Androscoggin River
Design: truss/through/lenticular
Design Details: Lenticular through truss
Total Length: 110.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Lenticular through truss bridge over Androscoggin River on Mason Street
History: Built 1892 by Berlin Iron Bridge Co; Replaced 1907
Built: 1892
Location: Coos County
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474529
Mason Street Bridge (Older)
Photo from old postcard
493929
Mason Street Bridge (Older)
Photo from old postcard
Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.489770,-71.163351
Carries over Androscoggin River
Design: truss/through/paddleford
Design Details: 2 span Paddleford through truss with arches
Total Length: 240.0 Feet
Span Length: 120.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Paddleford through truss covered bridge over Androscoggin River
History: Built 1857; Demolished 1916
Built: 1857
Location: Coos County
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493928
Samuel Paine Bridge
Photo from Berlin NH History
Status: Derelict/abandoned
Location: 44.425711,-71.672255
Carries Twin State Railroad over Johns River
Design: girder/deck/plate
Design Details: Deck plate girder
Total Length: 60.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Abandoned deck plate girder bridge over Johns River on Twin State Railroad
History: Out of service 1999
Built:
Location: Coos County
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400470
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Northern approach. This line hasn't seen traffic since 1999 and it shows
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400471
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Northern approach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400472
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Overview
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400473
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
The bridge has a small walkway on it, like the nearby through truss
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400474
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Standard DPG span. No sign of a builders plate
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400475
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Washout damage on the Southern approach. In the unlikely event that this line was to be put back into service it would require quite a bit of work. Fortunately the abutment looks stable for now
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
400476
TSRD - Johns River Bridge
Southern approach
Photo taken by Michael Quiet in August 2017
Status: Open to authorized campground vehicles only
Location: 45.181695,-71.177314
Carries Scott Brook Road/East Inlet Road over Connecticut River
Design: beam/stringer/steel
Design Details: Steel stringer
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Timber stringer bridge over Connecticut River on Scott Brook Road/East Inlet Road
History:
Built:
Location: Coos County
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418676
Scott Brook Road Bridge
View beside the bridge
Photo taken by Wikimedia Commons user Denimadept
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.653981,-71.556114
Carries Hollow Road over Stratford Bog Brook
Design: beam/tee
Design Details: Concrete tee beam
Total Length: 26.9 Feet
Span Length: 24.9 Feet
Overview: Concrete tee beam bridge over Stratford Bog Brook on Hollow Road
History: Built 1924
Built: 1924
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.882617,-71.362911
Carries Diamond Pond Road over E Branch Mohawk River
Design: beam/tee
Design Details: Concrete tee beam
Total Length: 43.3 Feet
Span Length: 40.0 Feet
Overview: Concrete tee beam bridge over E Branch Mohawk River on Diamond Pond Road
History: Built 1930
Built: 1930
Location: Coos County
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Status: Open to traffic
Location: 44.289030,-71.226897
Carries Mount Washington Auto Road over Peabody River
Design: girder/deck/plate
Design Details: Removable plate girder
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Deck plate girder bridge over Peabody River on Mount Washington Auto Road
History: Mount Washington Auto Road dates to 1861, although the bridge is likely newer than that
Built:
Location: Coos County
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Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.469267,-71.178749
Carries Mason Street over Androscoggin River
Design: truss/through
Design Details: Through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Through truss bridge over Androscoggin River on Mason Street
History: Built 1907
Built: 1907
Location: Coos County
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474528
Mason Street Bridge (Old)
Photo from old postcard
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 45.189690,-71.190151
Carries Daniel Webster Highway (US 3) over Connecticut River
Design: culvert/concrete
Design Details: The exact design of the bridge is unclear - from appearance the bridge may function as a large culvert, a tee beam bridge, or a concrete stringer bridge.
Total Length: 24.0 Feet
Span Length: 24.0 Feet
Overview: Concrete bridge over Connecticut River on Daniel Webster Highway (US 3)
History: Built 1961
Built: 1961
Location: Coos County
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476860
Moose Falls Bridge
Elevation
Photo taken by Wikimedia Commons user Denimadept in August 2007
Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.778277,-71.131841
Carries Upton Road over Bear Brook
Design: truss/through/lattice/town
Design Details: Town lattice through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Town lattice truss bridge over Bear Brook on Upton Road
History: Built 1860
Built: 1860
Location: Coos County
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485178
Errol Covered Bridge
Photo from old postcard
Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.779855,-71.138714
Carries Berlin Road over Bear Brook
Design: truss/through/lattice/town
Design Details: Town lattice through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Town lattice truss covered bridge over Bear Brook on Berlin Road
History:
Built:
Location: Coos County
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485179
Errol Covered Bridge (Clear Stream)
Photo from old postcard
Status: Open to traffic
Location: 45.020983,-71.464033
Carries US 3 over Connecticut River
Design: girder/pony/plate
Design Details: Pony plate girder
Total Length: 221.1 Feet
Span Length: 101.1 Feet
Overview: Pony/through plate girder bridge over Connecticut River on US 3
History: Built 1931; rehabilitated 1984
Built: 1931
Location: Coos County
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Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.752175,-71.631497
Carries Bridge Street over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/lenticular
Design Details: Lenticular through truss
Total Length: 350.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Lenticular through truss bridge over Connecticut River on Bridge Street
History:
Built:
Location: Coos County
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502675
North Stratford Iron Bridge
Photo from old postcard
Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.488033,-71.569516
Carries Main Street over Israel River
Design: truss/pony
Design Details: Pony truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Pony truss bridge over Israel River on Main Street
History:
Built:
Location: Coos County
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503060
Main Street Bridge (Old)
Photo from old postcard
Status: Replaced by a new bridge
Location: 44.495851,-71.594203
Carries Bridge Street over Connecticut River
Design: truss/through/howe
Design Details: Howe through truss
Total Length: 0.0 Feet
Span Length: 0.0 Feet
Overview: Lost Howe truss covered bridge over Connecticut River on Bridge Street
History:
Built:
Location: Coos County
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511304
Lancaster Covered Bridge
view c1914
Photo from old postcard
511305
Lancaster Covered Bridge
Photo from old postcard
Special Bridge Conditions Legend: R - Former location of relocated bridge. ! - At risk for demolition or destruction. X - Confirmed demolished or collapsed. S - Dismantled and/or in storage. L - Severe loss of historic integrity due to alteration.
