All the Covered Bridges
I’m on a quest to visit and document all the covered bridges in New Brunswick this year.
I’m on a quest to visit and document all the covered bridges in New Brunswick this year.
Baker Brook #2, built in 1939 is 28.9 metres long.
Officially the Long Creek #1 bridge, this bridge is in very poor shape. Built-in 1912 was one of many bridges in the area that have been mostly replaced with steel bridges. This is the oldest of two remaining bridges in Queen’s County. This bridge is 41.5 metres long. It appears like this bridge or at…
Darlings Island, built in 1914 is 41.7 metres long.
Mill Brook #0.5 Bridge, built in 1900, is 24.5 metres long. This bridge is the oldest in New Brunswick and is near a really cool end of an old larger bridge.
Cocagne River #3 Bridge built in 1942 is 41 metres long. This bridge is near Moncton and is semi-remote to get to. The road to it is not the greatest and I stopped a short walk away and walked to the bridge. It is a calm and quiet area and the Cocagne River is cute…
Kennebecasis River #23, built in 1911 is 17.7 metres long.