This is a list of covered bridges in New York State.

First, there are 29 historic covered bridges in New York State. The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation identifies 29 that are historic, and lists the fact that New York has 29 covered bridges in its publications. However, the standard for authenticity is higher for the National Register of Historic Places, and some of the 29 do not meet it. A source for many on this list is the New York Society of Covered Bridges, which has its own definition of what makes a bridge historic or not, and lists 24.

One of the NRHPs, Old Blenheim Bridge, has further been declared to be a National Historic Landmark and also has described by a Historic American Engineering Record. It may be the longest single-span covered bridge in the United States or in the world.

Twenty-four of the historic covered bridges in New York State (ordered by counties):

1. Downsville Bridge, in Delaware County
2. Fitches Bridge, in Delaware County
3. Hamden Bridge, in Delaware County
4. Lower Shavertown Bridge in Delaware County
5. Tuscarora Club Bridge in Delaware County
6. Jay Bridge in Essex County
7. Salisbury Center Bridge in Herkimer County
8. Hyde Hall Bridge in Otsego County
9. Copeland Farm Bridge in Saratoga County
10. Blenheim Bridge in Schoharie County
11. Beaverkill Bridge, also known as Conklin Bridge, in Sullivan County, New York
12. Bendo Bridge in Sullivan County
13. Halls Mills Bridge, in Sullivan County
14. Van Tran Flat Bridge in Sullivan County
15. Newfield Bridge in Tompkins County
16. Ashokan Bridge, or Turnwood Bridge, in Ulster County
17. Forge Bridge in Ulster County
18. Grants Mills Bridge in Ulster County
19. Perrine's Bridge in Ulster County
20. Tappan Bridge, or Kittle Bridge, in Ulster County
21. Buskirk Bridge in Washington County, New York
22. Eagleville Bridge in Washington County
23. Rexleigh Bridge in Washington County
24. Shushan Bridge in Washington County

More modern or otherwise not-as-authentic covered bridges in New York State also exist. Peter Folk (see external link below) lists the following 18 bridges:

• Waldbillig Bridge, in Albany County
• Voorheesville School Bridge, in Albany County
• Munson Bridge in Broome County
• Thomas E. Kelly Bridge in Cattaragus County
• Erpf Bridge in Delaware County

• Fort Ticonderoga / Kissing Bridge, in Essex County
• Morehouse Bridge in Fulton County
• Old Forge Bridge in Herkimer County
• Frontenac or North Country Bridge, in Jefferson County
• Americana Village Bridge, in Madison County

• Roydhouse Bridge, in Oneida County
• Schoharie Bridge, in Schoharie County
• Ludlow Greens Bridge, in Suffolk County
• Grahamsville Bridge, in Sullivan County
• Friendship Manor Bridge, in Ulster County

• Myers Bridge, in Ulster County
• Cambridge Bridge, in Washington County
• Granville Bridge, in Washington County

External links

• New York Covered Bridge Society has NYS map indicating locations, and has photos of each historic bridge
• "Overview of the History of Covered Bridges in New York State" by Raymond Smith
• "Covered Bridges of New York", by Peter Folk includes non-historic examples as well.