Where is the longest covered bridge in North America?

The longest covered bridge is the Hartland Covered Bridge, a seven-span wooden truss bridge which spans the Saint John River in Hartland, New Brunswick, Canada. The bridge, which was constructed in 1901, measures 391 m (1,282 ft) from one bank to the other.



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