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This is a list of bridges documented by the Historic American Engineering Record in the U.S. state of Vermont.[1]
Survey No.
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Name (as assigned by HAER)
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Status
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Type
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Built
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Documented
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Carries
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Crosses
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Location
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County
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Coordinates
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NH-6
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Bellows Falls Arch Bridge
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Replaced
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Steel arch
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1905
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1979
|
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Connecticut River
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Bellows Falls, Vermont, and North Walpole, New Hampshire
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Windham County, Vermont, and Cheshire County, New Hampshire
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43°08′17″N 72°26′54″W / 43.13806°N 72.44833°W / 43.13806; -72.44833 (Bellows Falls Arch Bridge)
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NH-8
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Cornish–Windsor Covered Bridge
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Extant
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Town lattice truss
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1866
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1984
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Connecticut River
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Windsor, Vermont, and Cornish, New Hampshire
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Windsor County, Vermont, and Sullivan County, New Hampshire
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43°28′26″N 72°23′02″W / 43.47389°N 72.38389°W / 43.47389; -72.38389 (Cornish-Windsor Covered Bridge)
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NH-13
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Walpole-Westminster Bridge (replaced)
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Extant
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Steel built-up girder
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1911
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1988
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![](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/63/Vermont_123.svg/30px-Vermont_123.svg.png) VT 123 / NH 123
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Connecticut River
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Westminster, Vermont, and Walpole, New Hampshire
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Windham County, Vermont, and Cheshire County, New Hampshire
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43°05′04″N 72°26′00″W / 43.08444°N 72.43333°W / 43.08444; -72.43333 (Walpole-Westminster Bridge)
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VT-1-A
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E. & T. Fairbanks & Company, Two-Story Covered Bridge
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Demolished
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Town lattice truss
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1876
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1969
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Sleepers River
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St. Johnsbury
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Caledonia
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44°25′01″N 72°01′40″W / 44.41694°N 72.02778°W / 44.41694; -72.02778 (E. & T. Fairbanks & Company, Two-Story Covered Bridge)
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VT-2
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Mount Vernon Street Bridge
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Replaced
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Lenticular truss
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1885
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1969
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Mount Vernon Street
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Sleepers River
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St. Johnsbury
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Caledonia
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44°25′03″N 72°01′41″W / 44.41750°N 72.02806°W / 44.41750; -72.02806 (Mount Vernon Street Bridge)
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VT-3
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Elm Street Bridge
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Extant
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Bowstring arch truss
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1870
|
1976
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VT 12 (Elm Street)
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Ottauquechee River
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Woodstock
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Windsor
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43°37′44″N 72°31′06″W / 43.62889°N 72.51833°W / 43.62889; -72.51833 (Elm Street Bridge)
|
VT-13
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Northfield Parker Truss Bridge
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Extant
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Bowstring arch truss
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1870
|
1984
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Vine Street
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Central Vermont Railroad
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Northfield
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Washington
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44°09′07″N 72°39′24″W / 44.15194°N 72.65667°W / 44.15194; -72.65667 (Northfield Parker Truss Bridge)
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VT-15
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River Road Bridge
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Replaced
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Warren truss
|
1928
|
1990
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Town Highway 22 (River Road)
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Missisquoi River
|
Troy
|
Orleans
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44°54′58″N 72°23′46″W / 44.91611°N 72.39611°W / 44.91611; -72.39611 (River Road Bridge)
|
VT-16
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Vermont Bridge No. 48
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Replaced
|
Parker truss
|
1924
|
1989
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US 2 (South Main Street)
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Winooski River
|
Waterbury
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Washington
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44°19′42″N 72°44′47″W / 44.32833°N 72.74639°W / 44.32833; -72.74639 (Vermont Bridge No. 48)
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VT-17
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Jeffersonville Bridge
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Replaced
|
Parker truss
|
1928
|
1990
|
VT 108
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Lamoille River
|
Cambridge
|
Lamoille
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44°38′57″N 72°49′51″W / 44.64917°N 72.83083°W / 44.64917; -72.83083 (Jeffersonville Bridge)
|
VT-18
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Cuttingsville Bridge
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Replaced
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Pratt truss
|
1928
|
1989
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VT 103
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Mill River
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Shrewsbury
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Rutland
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43°29′17″N 72°52′53″W / 43.48806°N 72.88139°W / 43.48806; -72.88139 (Cuttingsville Bridge)
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VT-19
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Black River Bridge
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Replaced
|
Warren truss
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1905
|
1990
|
Town Highway 36
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Black River
|
Coventry
|
Orleans
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44°52′08″N 72°16′11″W / 44.86889°N 72.26972°W / 44.86889; -72.26972 (Black River Bridge)
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VT-21
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Laroque Bridge
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Replaced
|
Warren truss
|
1925
|
1991
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VT 116
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New Haven River
|
Bristol
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Addison
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44°05′52″N 73°05′38″W / 44.09778°N 73.09389°W / 44.09778; -73.09389 (Laroque Bridge)
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VT-22
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North Williston Bridge
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Replaced
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Pennsylvania truss
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1925
|
1991
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Town Highway 1
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Winooski River
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Williston and Essex
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Chittenden
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44°28′16″N 73°02′38″W / 44.47111°N 73.04389°W / 44.47111; -73.04389 (North Williston Bridge)
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VT-28
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Brown Bridge
|
Extant
|
Town lattice truss
|
1880
|
2004
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Upper Cold River Road
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Cold River
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Rutland
|
Rutland
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43°33′59″N 72°55′08″W / 43.56639°N 72.91889°W / 43.56639; -72.91889 (Brown Bridge)
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VT-29
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Flint Bridge
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Extant
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Queen post truss
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1874
|
2004
|
Bicknell Hill Road
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White River First Branch
|
Tunbridge
|
Orange
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43°56′58″N 72°27′31″W / 43.94944°N 72.45861°W / 43.94944; -72.45861 (Flint Bridge)
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VT-30
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Taftsville Bridge
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Extant
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King post truss
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1836
|
2004
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Covered Bridge Road
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Ottauquechee River
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Woodstock
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Windsor
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43°37′51″N 72°28′04″W / 43.63083°N 72.46778°W / 43.63083; -72.46778 (Taftsville Bridge)
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VT-31
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Pulp Mill Bridge
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Extant
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Burr truss
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1854
|
2004
|
Seymour Street
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Otter Creek
|
Middlebury and Weybridge
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Addison
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44°01′29″N 73°10′41″W / 44.02472°N 73.17806°W / 44.02472; -73.17806 (Pulp Mill Bridge)
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VT-32
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Shoreham Railroad Bridge
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Extant
|
Howe truss
|
1897
|
2004
|
Addison County Railroad
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Lemon Fair River
|
Shoreham
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Addison
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43°51′34″N 73°15′21″W / 43.85944°N 73.25583°W / 43.85944; -73.25583 (Shoreham Railroad Bridge)
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VT-33
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Morgan Bridge
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Extant
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Queen post truss
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1886
|
2004
|
Morgan Bridge Road
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Lamoille River north branch
|
Belvidere
|
Lamoille
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44°44′36″N 72°43′41″W / 44.74333°N 72.72806°W / 44.74333; -72.72806 (Morgan Bridge)
|
VT-34
|
Village Bridge
|
Extant
|
Burr truss
|
1833
|
2004
|
Bridge Street
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Mad River
|
Fayston
|
Washington
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44°11′22″N 72°49′25″W / 44.18944°N 72.82361°W / 44.18944; -72.82361 (Village Bridge)
|
VT-36
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Swallow's Bridge
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Extant
|
|
1890
|
2004
|
Churchill Road
|
Mill Creek
|
Windsor
|
Windsor
|
43°27′19″N 72°30′59″W / 43.45528°N 72.51639°W / 43.45528; -72.51639 (Swallow's Bridge)
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VT-37
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Pine Brook Bridge
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Extant
|
King post truss
|
1872
|
2004
|
Town Highway 3
|
Pine Brook
|
Fayston
|
Washington
|
44°12′21″N 72°47′31″W / 44.20583°N 72.79194°W / 44.20583; -72.79194 (Pine Brook Bridge)
|
VT-40
|
Hall Bridge
|
Extant
|
Town lattice truss
|
1982
|
2004
|
Hall Bridge Road
|
Saxtons River
|
Rockingham
|
Windham
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43°08′14″N 72°29′14″W / 43.13722°N 72.48722°W / 43.13722; -72.48722 (Hall Bridge)
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