county/comté/grafschaft
一廊桥
5 covered bridges/ponts couverts/bedeckte holzbrücken
45-04 CHITTENDEN
Charlotte
The Lake Shore Bridge
45-04-01
North-west of Charlotte on Lake Road.
Over Holmes Creek.
The Lake Shore Bridge.
1.4 miles west of jct US 7 on SR 5 through Charlotte then right 1.8 miles on Lake Road to the bridge.
1 span 39' or 11.8m
Built in 1898 by Leonard Sherman.
King truss with very rare tied-arch construction.
Hinesburg
The Upper or Seguin Bridge
45-04-02
South-west of Hinesburg on Roscoe Road.
Over Lewis Creek.
The Upper or Seguin Bridge.
About 3 miles south of jct VT 2A on VT 116 then right 1.1 miles on Charlotte Road, left 2.4 miles on Baldwin Road and right 1 mile on Drinkwater Road to Roscoe Road, turn left 0.2 mile to the bridge.
1 span 71' or 21.6m
Built in 1849.
Burr arch.
Lewis Creek
The Quinlan or Lower Bridge
45-04-03
South-east of Charlotte on Lewis Creek Road.
Over Lewis Creek.
The Quinlan or Lower Bridge.
3 miles east of US7 on Hinesburg Road then right for 3.3 miles on Spear St. extention and just left at Lewis Creek Road.
1 span 86' or 26.2m
Built in 1849.
Burr arch.
Westford
The Westford Bridge
45-04-05
In the village of Westford.
Over the Browns River.
The Westford Bridge, closed to motor traffic.
About 8 miles from jct of VT 15 at Essex on VT128 to Westford just on the east side of Cambridge road.
1 span 97' or 29.5m
Built in 1837, remove in 1988, restored and put back to original location in 2001.
Burr arch.
Shelburne
The Cambridge Village or Museum Bridge
45-04-06
Off US7 south of Shelburne at the Museum.
Over Burr Pond.
The Cambridge Village or Museum Bridge, admission.
About 7 miles south of Burlington on US 7 just south of Shelburne on the west side of the road.
1 span 168' or 51.2m
Built in 1845 at Cambridge in Lamoille County by Farwell Wetherby, dismantled and moved in 1949 by Walter B. Hill.
Double-barreled Burr arch truss with sidewalk.