covered bridge

C6050

concept

A covered bridge is a typically wooden, roofed structure that spans a waterway or gap, enclosing its roadway to protect the supporting framework from weather and extend its lifespan.

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All labels observed (4)

Label	Occurrences
covered bridge canonical	61
covered wooden footbridge	3
covered wooden bridge	2
enclosed bridge	1

Instances (67)

Instance	Via concept surface
Aarberg wooden bridge	—
Medora, Indiana surface form: Medora Covered Bridge	—
Cutler–Donahoe Covered Bridge	—
Covered Bridge of Lovech	—
Pinetown Covered Bridge	—
Hunsecker's Mill Covered Bridge	—
Willow Hill Covered Bridge	—
Eberly's Mill Covered Bridge	—
Newfield surface form: Newfield Covered Bridge	—
Swann Covered Bridge	—
Horton Mill Covered Bridge	—
Bagration Bridge (Moscow)	—
Chapel Bridge	covered wooden footbridge
Bridge of Sighs, Cambridge	—
Wawona Covered Bridge	—
Wakefield surface form: Wakefield Covered Bridge	—
Henniker Covered Bridge	—
Pisgah Covered Bridge	—
Cornish–Windsor Covered Bridge	—
Contoocook Railroad Bridge	—
Newfield Covered Bridge	—
Pepperell Covered Bridge	—
Bridge of Sighs surface form: Bridge of Sighs (Oxford)	—
Ponte Coperto	—
Obere Schleuse wooden bridge	—
Untere Schleuse wooden bridge	—
Ponte dei Sospiri	enclosed bridge
Everett Covered Bridge	—
Bridgeport Covered Bridge	—
Chapel Bridge in Lucerne surface form: Chapel Bridge	covered wooden footbridge
County Road 52 surface form: Horton Mill Covered Bridge	—
W. M. Neely surface form: Swann Covered Bridge	—
Old Covered Bridge (Sheffield)	—
Japanese Covered Bridge	—
Old Rhine Bridge (Bad Säckingen)	—
Swann Bridge	—
Bad Säckingen surface form: Fridolinsbrücke	covered wooden bridge
Spreuer Bridge	covered wooden footbridge
Bridge Pavilion, Zaragoza	—
Long Grove Covered Bridge	—
Roddy Road Covered Bridge	—
Loys Station Covered Bridge	—
Eldean Covered Bridge	—
Lower Cox Brook Covered Bridge	—
Joy Covered Bridge	—
Northfield Falls Covered Bridge	—
Slaughterhouse Covered Bridge	—
Philippi, West Virginia surface form: Philippi Covered Bridge	—
Cedar Bridge (reconstructed)	—
Felton Covered Bridge	—