Which state had the most covered bridges?

Although many states have modern, decorative covered bridges, there is at least one historical covered bridge still standing in 30 states. Pennsylvania has the most with 227, Ohio has 143, Vermont has 100 and Indiana has 93. READ MORE: Covered bridge trivia.



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Both reflect the widespread construction of covered bridges on Vermont's public highways from around 1820 to 1904, one of the highlights in Vermont's transportation history. Covered bridges were roofed and enclosed to protect the wooden structural elements from the weather, which in Vermont can be quite harsh.

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There are just over 100 authentic covered bridges in the U.S. state of Vermont, giving the state the highest number of covered bridges per square mile in the United States. A covered bridge is considered authentic not due to its age, but by its construction.

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Vermont is known for its scenic rolling mountains, quality skiing, organic locally produced food, and its open-minded culture. Known as the Green Mountain State, (Vermont translates to green mountain – ver mont- in French) Vermont provides an abundance of outdoor activities winter or summer.

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New Hampshire's Most Photogenic: Albany Covered Bridge It's no surprise to find New Hampshire's most picture-perfect covered bridge along New England's most scenic byway: the Kancamagus Highway.

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The Frankford Avenue Bridge is the first known stone arch built in the United States and probably the oldest bridge in the country.

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