List of West Virginia covered bridges
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The following is a list of the 17 extant West Virginia covered bridges.
- Barrackville Covered Bridge, Buffalo Creek, Marion County (1853; Chenoweth)
- Carrollton Covered Bridge, Barbour County (1856)
- Philippi Covered Bridge, Philippi, Barbour County (1852; Chenoweth; "Long" Burr Arch Truss)
- Center Point Covered Bridge, Dodderidge Co (1888)
- Dent's Run Covered Bridge, Monongalia Co (1888)
- Walkersville Covered Bridge, Lewis County (18??)
- Laurel Creek Covered Bridge (aka "Lily Dale Covered Bridge"), Monroe Co (18??)
- Staats Mill Covered Bridge, Cedar Lakes, Jackson Co (18??; Originally over Tug Fork, Big Mill Creek)
- Locust Creek Covered Bridge, Pocahontas Co (18??)
- Mud River Covered Bridge, Cabell Co (1876)
- Sardis Fork Covered Bridge (aka "Sandy Creek Covered Bridge"), Jackson Co (18??)
- Simpson Creek Covered Bridge (aka "Hollens Mill Covered Bridge"), Bridgeport, Harrison Co (1881; Kingpost truss)
- Indian Creek Covered Bridge, Monroe Co (1898)
- Fish Creek Covered Bridge, Wetzel Co (18??)
- Hern’s Mill Covered Bridge (aka "Milligan Creek Covered Bridge"), Greenbrier Co (18??)
- Hoke’s Mill Covered Bridge (aka "Second Creek Covered Bridge"), Greenbrier Co (18??)
- Fletcher Covered Bridge (aka "Ten Mile Creek Covered Bridge"), Harrison Co (1891; Kingpost truss)
The following is a list of no longer extant West Virginia covered bridges.
- Beverly Covered Bridge, 1847, Randolph County, Chenoweth's first bridge (destroyed).
- Audra Covered Bridge, 18??, Audra, Barbour County (Burnt, 1940s)
- Paw Paw Creek Covered Bridge, 18??, Grant Town, West Virginia, Marion County (Destroyed in Flood, August 1980)
- Middle Fork Covered Bridge, 18?? (Chenoweth; destroyed).
- Buckhannon Covered Bridge, 18?? (Chenoweth; destroyed).
- Weston Covered Bridge, 18??, across Stone Coal Creek, (Chenoweth; destroyed).
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[edit] References
- Shaluta, Jr., Stephen J. (2004), Covered Bridges in West Virginia, Charleston, West Virginia: Quarrier Press