List_of_covered_bridges_in_Ohio Knowpia

This is a list of Ohio covered bridges. There are over 125 historic wooden covered bridges in the U.S. state of Ohio. Many are still in use. Ashtabula County has 19 covered bridges,^[1]^: 33 including a lattice truss bridge. Fairfield County has 18 covered bridges.^[1]^: 68–69 The Smolen–Gulf Bridge, at 613 feet, is currently the longest multi-span covered bridge in the United States. The West Liberty Covered Bridge, at 18 feet, has been called the shortest covered bridge in the United States.

List of covered bridges edit

Name^[1]	Location (in Ohio)^[1]	County	Year Built^[1]	Notes
Adams Covered Bridge	Malta	Morgan	1875	Also called San Toy Covered Bridge
Arlington Boulevard Covered Bridge	Newton Falls	Trumbull	1831	also called Newton Falls Covered Bridge, over East Branch Mahoning River; second oldest covered bridge in Ohio, uses a Town lattice truss
Armstrong Covered Bridge	Cambridge	Guernsey	1849	Also called Clio Covered Bridge. Located in Cambridge Park
Baker Covered Bridge	West Rushville	Fairfield	1871	also called R.F. Baker Bridge
Ballard Road Covered Bridge	Jasper Township	Greene	1883
Barkhurst Mill Covered Bridge	Marion Township	Morgan	1872	also known as Williams Covered Bridge
Bay Covered Bridge	McArthur	Vinton	1876	also known as Tinker Covered Bridge
Bell Covered Bridge	Barlow Township	Washington	1888
Belle Hall Covered Bridge		Licking
Benetka Road Covered Bridge	Gageville	Ashtabula	1900	Over the Ashtabula River
Bigelow Bridge	Over the Little Darby Creek	Union	1873
Blackwood Covered Bridge	Over the Middle Branch of the Shade River	Athens	1881^[2]	This is a bridge over the Middle Branch of the Shade River in Lodi Township. It is on Blackwood Road (County Road 46) just east of its intersection with Zion Road (Lodi Township Road 76). It is approximately seventy feet long. It sits higher above the water than the other two bridges in Athens County.
Blanchard River Covered Bridge^[3]	Marion	Hancock	2009	Over the Blanchard River
Bridge of Dreams	Brinkhaven	Knox	1998	Over the Mohican River
Brown Bridge	New Hope	Brown	1880	Over the White Oak Creek
Brubaker Bridge	Gratis	Preble	1887	Over Sims Run Creek^[1]
Buckeye Bridge	Millersport	Fairfield
Bergstresser/Dietz Covered Bridge	Canal Winchester	Franklin	1887	Over Walnut Creek
Byer Covered Bridge		Jackson	c.1870
Caine Road Covered Bridge	Pierpont Township	Ashtabula	1986	Over the West Branch of the Ashtabula River
Charlton Mill Road Bridge	Wilberforce	Greene	1883, rebuilt 2013^[3]	Over Massies Creek^[1]
Christman Bridge	Eaton	Preble	1895	Over Sevenmile Creek^[1]
Dixon Branch Covered Bridge	Lewisburg	Preble	1887	Moved from Salem Road (1/4 mile south) over Twin Creek
Doyle Road Covered Bridge	Jefferson	Ashtabula	1876	Over Mill Creek
Eakin Mill Covered Bridge	Vinton Township	Vinton	1870, rebuilt 2003^[3]	Carries Mound Hill Road over Raccoon Creek north of Arbaugh in Vinton Township; also called Arbaugh Bridge.
Eldean Covered Bridge	Troy	Miami	1860	Spans the Great Miami River
Feedwire Covered Bridge	Dayton	Montgomery	1870	Originally this bridge was built near Bellbrook to cross the Little Sugar Creek. It was moved to the Carillon Historical Park in Dayton in 1948.
Glen Helen Covered Bridge	Yellow Springs	Greene	1886	also called Cemetery Road Covered Bridge, moved to Little Miami River in 1975^[1]
Geeting Covered Bridge	Lewisburg	Preble	1894	Over Price Creek^[1]
George Miller Road Covered Bridge	Byrd Township	Brown	1879	Over the West Fork of Eagle Creek
Germantown Covered Bridge^[1]^: 12	Germantown	Montgomery	1865	Bowstring suspension bridge of iron over Little Twin Creek^[1]
Giddings Road Covered Bridge	Jefferson Township	Ashtabula	1995	Over Mill Creek
Graham Road Covered Bridge	Pierpont Township	Ashtabula	1867 (restored 1913)	Defunct bridge; formerly spanned the west bank of the Ashtabula River, currently located at an Ashtabula County MetroPark.
Hanaway Covered Bridge	Madison Township	Fairfield	1901	also called Clearport Covered Bridge, over Clear Creek
Harpersfield Covered Bridge	Harperfield	Ashtabula	1868	Over the Grand River^[1]
Harshman Bridge	Eaton	Preble	1894	Over Four Mile Creek^[1]
Hartman Number Two Covered Bridge	Lockville	Fairfield	1888	also called Lockville Park Covered Bridge, Over the Ohio Canal
Helmick Covered Bridge	Clark Township	Coshocton	1863	About 1.5 mile east of Blissfield
Hildreth Covered Bridge	Newport Township	Washington	1863	About 1.5 mile east of Blissfield
Hueston Woods Covered Bridge	Near College Corner	Preble	2012	over Four Mile Creek
Hune Covered Bridge	Lawrence Township	Washington	1879	Carries Cullen Road over the Little Muskingum River south of Wingett Run in Lawrence Township.
Hyde Road Covered Bridge^[3]	Miami	Greene	2014	Also called Richard P. Eastman Covered Bridge
Island Run Bridge^[1]^: 12	York Township	Morgan	1867	also called Helmick Run Covered Bridge, Multiple Kingpost bridge over Island Run
Jediah Hill Covered Bridge	Springfield Township	Hamilton	1850
Jim McClellan Covered Bridge^[3]	Center	Columbiana	2016	Over the west fork of Little Beaver Creek; replaced bridge built in 1879
John Bright Covered Bridge	Lancaster	Fairfield	1881	Over Fetters Run
Johnson Road Covered Bridge	Scioto Township	Jackson	1870	The Johnson Road Covered Bridge carries Johnson Road over the Brushy Fork of the Little Scioto River near Petersburg in southwestern Scioto Township. Built in 1870, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Johnston Covered Bridge	Revenge, Madison Township	Fairfield	1887	Howe truss over Clear creek^[1]^: 12
Jon Raab Covered Bridge	Colfax	Fairfield	1891
Kidwell Covered Bridge	Over Sunday Creek near Redtown, Ohio	Athens		This covered bridge is located in Dover Township, on Monserat Ridge Road close to its intersection with Ohio State Route 685; Monserat Ridge Road also intersects with Ohio State Route 13 close by. The bridge spans Sunday Creek. This bridge is just southwest of the unincorporated community of Redtown, Ohio and northeast of the unincorporated community of Truetown, Ohio. It is approximately seventy feet long. This bridge has been stabilized, renovated and structurally strengthened by the County Engineer's Office of Athens County, Ohio; however, the bridge (as shown in the photo) is temporarily closed due to damage to overhead structural members caused by an oversize truck being driven across the bridge.^[4]
King's Mill Covered Bridge^[3]	Richland	Marion	2016	Over the Olentangy River; also called St. James Road Covered Bridge
Lockport Covered Bridge	Lockport	Williams	1999
Lynchburg Covered Bridge	Lynchburg	Highland and Clinton	1870	Spans the east fork of the Little Miami River
Maple Highlands Trail Covered Bridge^[3]	Middlefield	Geauga	2013	Over the east branch of the Cuyahoga River
Martinsville Road Covered Bridge^[5]	Clark Township	Clinton	1871	Spans the East Fork of Todds Fork of the Little Miami River and is 72 feet (22 m) long.^[6]
McCafferty Road Covered Bridge	Vera Cruz	Brown	1877	Over the East Fork of the Little Miami River
McCleery Covered Bridge	Lancaster	Fairfield	1864
Mechanicsville Road Covered Bridge	Mechanicsville	Ashtabula	1867	Over the Grand River^[1]
Middle Road Covered Bridge	Conneaut	Ashtabula	1868	Over Conneaut Creek
Mill Creek Covered Bridge^[3]	Millcreek	Union	2010	Over Mill Creek
Mink Hollow Covered Bridge	Madison Township	Fairfield	1887	Over Arney Run
Mull Covered Bridge	Fremont	Sandusky	1851	Over Wolf Creek, Made obsolete by new bridge in 1962 and closed to traffic.
Netcher Road Covered Bridge	Jefferson Township	Ashtabula	1999
New Hope Covered Bridge	New Hope	Brown	1878	Replaced the 1872 bridge over White Oak Creek
North Pole Road Covered Bridge	Ripley	Brown	1865	also called Iron Bridge, over Eagle Creek; closed, bypassed 2019^[3]
Olin's Covered Bridge	Ashtabula	Ashtabula	1873	also called Dewey Road Covered Bridge, over the Ashtabula River
Palos Covered Bridge	Over Sunday Creek in Trimble Township	Athens		This structure is located on Red Rock Road, a Trimble Township road, close to its intersection with Ohio State Route 13, and is easily visible from the highway. It spans Sunday Creek and is a short distance southwest of Burr Oak State Park. It is approximately eighty feet long.
Parker Covered Bridge	Upper Sandusky	Wyandot	1873	Located in Upper Sandusky, Ohio in Wyandot County. Covered bridge over Sandusky River on CR 40A (Crane Road)
Ponn Humpback Covered Bridge		Vinton		Also called Geer Mill Covered Bridge; lost to arson on June 6, 2013^[3]
Pugh's Mill Covered Bridge	Oxford	Butler	1869	also called Black Covered Bridge, over Four Mile (Talawanda) Creek
Riverdale Road Covered Bridge	Rock Creek	Ashtabula	1874	Over the Grand River
Roberts Covered Bridge	Eaton	Preble	1829	Over Sevenmile Creek^[1]
Rock Mill Covered Bridge	Rock Mill	Fairfield	1901	Over the Hocking River
Roley School Covered Bridge	Lancaster	Fairfield	1899	At the county fair ground.
Root Road Covered Bridge	Keloggsville	Ashtabula	1868	Over the West Branch of the Ashtabula River^[1]
Scofield Covered Bridge^[1]^: 12		Brown	1875	Multiple kingpost with arch over Beetle Creek.
Shreyer Covered Bridge	west of Baltimore	Fairfield	1891
Smolen–Gulf Bridge	Ashtabula	Ashtabula	2008	also called "Number Seventeen", Modified Pratt Truss over the Ashtabula River
South Denmark Road Covered Bridge	Denmark Corner	Ashtabula	1868	Over Mill Creek
Stevenson Road Covered Bridge	Xenia	Greene	1877	Over Massies Creek^[1]
State Road Covered Bridge	Conneaut	Ashtabula	1983	Over Conneaut Creek
Walter F. Ehrnfelt Bridge	Strongsville	Cuyahoga	1983	Over East Branch of the Rocky River in the Mill Stream Run reservation of the Cleveland Metroparks
Stonelick Covered Bridge	Batavia	Clermont	1878	Over Stonelick creek
Stutzmann's Crossing Covered Bridge^[3]	Walnut Creek	Holmes	2009	Over Walnut Creek
Taylor Blair Covered Bridge^[3]	West Jefferson	Madison	2012	Over Little Darby Creek
Warnke Bridge	West Sonora	Preble	1895	Over Swamp Creek^[1]
West Liberty Covered Bridge	Geneva	Ashtabula	1867	Over Cowles Creek
Windsor Mills Covered Bridge	Windsor Mills	Ashtabula	1867	also known as Wiswell Road Bridge or Warner Hollow Road Bridge, Town Truss over Phelps Creek
Zeller-Smith Covered Bridge	Pickerington	Fairfield	1906	also called Sycamore Park Covered Bridge

References edit

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v Ohio Atlas & Gazetteer, DeLorme.
^ "Covered Bridges - Athens County Visitor's Bureau". Archived from the original on 2016-03-20.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Caswell, William S. (31 October 2021). World Guide to Covered Bridges (2021 ed.). Concord, New Hampshire: National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges. pp. 62–88. ISBN 978-0-578-30263-8.
^ Statement by Athens County Bridge Inspector
^ "National Register Information System – (#74001421)". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. November 2, 2013. Retrieved March 6, 2021.
^ "Martinsville Road Covered Bridge". ClintonCountyOhio.Com. Retrieved September 6, 2018.