Smyth Covered Bridge at Mill Settlement: Sunbury County

The Smyth Bridge crosses the South Oromocto River at Mill Settlement, near Hoyt in Sunbury County. This bridge was built in 1912.

Tomlinson Mill Bridge at Licford: Victoria County

This, the only covered bridge in Victoria County, crosses the Odellach River at Licford on the Tomlinson Mill Road.

The Longest Covered Bridge in the World at Hartland: Carleton County

The longest covered bridge in the world is located at Hartland, Carleton County, New Brunswick. Built in 1901 and covered in 1922, this bridge spans the Saint John River and is 1282 feet long.

The Patrick Owens Covered Bridge at Rusagonis: Sunbury County

Burpee Covered Bridge at Upper Gaspereau, near Chipman: Queens County

The Gaspereau River (#2 )covered bridge at Upper Gaspereau, near Chipman, was built in 1913. This bridge is also known as the Burpee Covered Bridge.

Nackawic Covered Bridge at Nortondale, York County

The Nackawic Covered Bridge spans the Nackawic River at Nortondale, near Millville. This covered bridge was built in 1927.

Adair Covered Bridge at Cloverdale, Carleton County

The Adair Covered Bridge is located at Cloverdale, Carleton County, and crosses the North Becaguimec River. This covered bridge was built in 1948.

Marven Covered Bridge near Belleisle Creek, Kings County

Located on Swamp Road, near Belleisle Creek, in Kings County; the Marven Covered Bridge crosses the Belleisle Creek. Built in 1903.