MacFarlane Covered Bridge

Ward’s Creek #2, built in 1909 is 17.4 metres long.


Ward’s Creek #2, built in 1909 is 17.4 metres long.
Coverdale River #3 Bridge, is officially not in service but is used by a farmer to get to his cow pasture. It is difficult to find from the road without GPS as it looks like a driveway. Built-in 1943 the bridge is 30.5 metres long.
Little Lepreau River #1.5, built in 1910, this bridge is 31.9 metres. This is a disused bridge right next to a modern causeway. There is a little packing area and the other side goes nowhere.
I’m on a quest to visit and document all the covered bridges in New Brunswick this year.
Darlings Island, built in 1914 is 41.7 metres long.
Turtle Creek #4 Bridge, built-in 1912, is 19.5 metres long. It was moved to its present location and has a great view of the lake. It was one of a few bridges with the sloping roof at the ends which I would imagine make it worse in the rain but improves the aesthetics.
Baker Brook #2, built in 1939 is 28.9 metres long.