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9 covered bridges/ponts couverts/bedeckte holzbrücken

55-01 ALBERT

Salisbury

The Bramford or Colpitts Bridge

55-01-01

South-east of the town of Salisbury on a private road off NB895.

Over Coverdale River.

The Bramford or Colpitts Bridge, closed to motor traffic, private.

About 5 Km south east of NB112 on NB895 to Colpitts Settlement then left 0.6 Km to the bridge.

1 span 105' or 32m

Built in the 1870's, moved to present location in1943.

Burr arch variation.

Photo Galen Frysinger.

Riverside-Albert

The Crooked-Creek Bridge #3

55-01-03

North of Riverside-Albert, on Crooked Creek Road.

Over Crooked Creek.

The Crooked Creek Bridge #3

About 0.7 Km north of NB915 on NB114 then left or ahead 5.5 Km on Crooked Creek Road to the bridge.

1 span 98' or 29.8m

Built in 1945.

Howe truss.

Photo Jack Schmidt.

The Sawmill Creek Bridge #1

55-01-20

Just east of Riverside-Albert at road-side park off NB 114.

Over Sawmill Creek.

The Sawmill Creek Bridge #1, closed to motor traffic.

5.5 Km north-est of NB915 just past Riverside-Albert on the east side of NB114.

1 span 105' or 32m

Built in 1905 by A. E. Smye, bypassed in 1974.

Howe truss.

Photo Galen Frysinger.

Alma

The Lower Forty-Five Bridge #1

55-01-04

North of Alma on Barrett or Lower Forty-Five Road.

Over the Forty-Five River.

The Lower Forty-Five Bridge #1

2.2 Km east of NB915 on NB114 east of Alma then left for 2 Km and left again for 5.3 Km to the bridge.

1 span 102' or 31m

Built in 1914, completely restored in 1986.

Howe truss.

Photo New Brunswick Tourism.

Wolf-Point

The second Point Wolfe Bridge

55-01-05 #2

South-east of Alma in Fundy National Park.

Over Point Wolfe River.

The second Point Wolfe Bridge.

7.3 Km west of NB114 at Alma on main Park road.

1 span 95' or 28.9m

Built in 1908, it was accidentally destroyed by rock blasting crew in December 1990, it was rebuilt in 1992.

Howe truss.

Photo Rosemary Withers.

Turtle-Creek

The Turtle Creek #4 or Peter Jonah Road Bridge

55-01-07

South-east of Turtle-Creek on Peter Jonah Road.

Turtle Creek.

Turtle Creek #4 or Peter Jonah Road Bridge.

About 2 Km south of Turtle Creek on NB910 then left 0.8 Km to the bridge.

1 span 68' or 20.7m

Built in 1912.

Burr arch variation with a cottage roof.

Photo EXPLORE NB.

Germantown Lake

The Germantown Lake or Shepody River Bridge #3

55-01-08

South-west of Riverside-Albert on Midway Road.

Over Shepody River.

The Germantown Lake or Shepody River Bridge #3.

About 7 Km south west of NB910 at Riverside-Albert on NB114 then left on Midway Road 0.4 Km to the bridge.

1 span 63' or 19.2m

Built in 1903.

Howe truss.

Photo Kyle Purves.

Hillsborough

The Hartley Steeve or Weldon Creek Bridge #2

55-01-11

West of Hillsborough on NB910.

Weldon Creek.

Hartley Steeve or Weldon Creek Bridge #2.

About 4 Km west of NB114 at Hillsborough on NB 910.

1 span 90' or 27.4m

Built in 1927.

Howe truss.

Photos Galen Frysinger, Harris Steeve.

Gunningsville

The William Mitton Bridge

55-01-22

West of Riverview in Gunningsville Twp. on William Mitton Road.

Branch of Turtle Creek.

William Mitton Bridge, private, closed to motor traffic.

3.8 Km west of Riverview, 1 Km west of NB910 on NB112 then left 0,2 Km to the bridge.

1 span 82' or 24.9m

Built in 1942, sadly demolished February 26, 2025.

Burr truss variation, no arches.

Photos NB Blog and CTV news, in need of urgent repair!!!

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