π Vermont covered bridge
π Northfield Falls Covered Bridge
Northfield, VT Β· built 1872
Also called the Station Bridge, for the railroad station that once stood at Northfield Falls, this is the longest of Northfield's covered bridges and the first of three that carry Cox Brook Road within a quarter mile. From its portal, the Lower Cox Brook bridge is visible across the Dog River valley, making this the only place in Vermont where one historic covered bridge can be seen from another spanning a different stream. Its builder is not recorded.
ποΈ Town: Northfield, VT (Washington County)
ποΈ Year built: 1872
π Truss type: Town lattice
π Length: 137 ft
π Crosses: Dog River
π£οΈ Road carried: Cox Brook Road
ποΈ National Register: Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
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Bridge facts compiled from the National Register of Historic Places, the Vermont Covered Bridge Society and town histories. Map pin is approximate.