There are fifty-four covered bridges still in existence of the over four hundred built in New Hampshire. Each bridge in New Hampshire has been given a number. Here is a list of them. As I visit them I will take pictures and add in an article.

Bridge # - NH town - Name of Bridge

1. Winchester - Ashuelot
2. Winchester - Coombs
3. No Longer Exists
4. Swanzey - Slate
5. Swanzey - West Swanzey
6. Swanzey - Sawyers Crossing
7. Swanzey - Carleton
8. Hancock - Greenfield County
9. Hopkinton - Rowell's
10. Hopkinton Railroad Bridge
11. No Longer Exists
12. Warner - Waterloo
13. Warner - Dalton
14. Bradford - Bement
15. Andover - Keniston
16. Andover - Cilleyville
17. Newport - Corbin
18. Langdon - Cold River
19. Langdon - Drewsville
20. Cornish - Windsor
21. Cornish - Blacksmith Shop Bridge
22. Cornish - Dingleton
23. Cornish - Blow-Me-Down
24. Plainfield - Meriden
25. Lyme - Edgell
26. No Longer Exists
27. Haverhill - Bath
28. Bath
29. Bath - Swiftwater
30. Lancaster - Lunenburg, Vermont
31. Lancaster - Mechanic Street
32. Northumberland - Groveton
33. Columbia - Leminton, Vermont
34. Pittsburg - Clarksville
35. Pittsburg - Happy Corner
36. Pittsburg - River Road
37. Stark - Stark
38. Lincoln - Sentinel Pine
39. Lincoln - Flume
40. No Longer Exists
41. Campton - Blair
42. Campton - Turkey Jim's
43. Campton - Bump
44. Plymouth - Smith
45. Sandwich - Durgin
46. Ossipee - Whittier
47. Conway - Swift River
48. Conway - Saco River
49. Albany - Albany
50. Bartlett - Bartlett
51. Jackson - Honeymoon
52. No Longer Exists
53. No Longer Exists
54. No Longer Exists
55. No Longer Exists
56. No Longer Exists
57. Newport Pier (Chandler Station)
58. Newport - Wright's
59. No Longer Exists
60. Hillsboro - Hillsboro Railroad
61. Concord-Covered Truss
62. Franklin - Sulphite
63. Henniker- New England College
64. North Woodstock - Clark's Trading Post