Below is a list of covered bridges in Connecticut., there were nine authentic covered bridges in the U.S. state of Connecticut; three of these are historic.[1] A covered bridge is considered authentic not due to its age, but by its construction. An authentic bridge is constructed using trusses rather than other methods such as stringers, a popular choice for non-authentic covered bridges.
| Name | class=unsortable | Image | County | Location | Built | Length | Crosses | Ownership | Truss | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Barn Yard Covered Bridge | Tolland | Ellington 41.8853°N -72.4647°W | 2021 | 56feet | Belding Brook | Town | ||||
| Blackwell Brook Bridge | Windham | Brooklyn 41.7981°N -71.9819°W | 2010 | 35feet | Blackwell Brook | Howe | ||||
| Bull's Bridge | Litchfield | Kent 41.6756°N -73.5097°W | 109feet | Housatonic River | Town of Kent | Town | ||||
| Comstock's Bridge | Middlesex | East Hampton 41.5531°N -72.4492°W | 1840, 1868, rebuilt 2011 | 95feet | Salmon River | State of Connecticut | Howe | Has an adjacent 36feet pony queen truss bridge[2] | ||
| Gold Mine Bridge | New London | Norwich 41.5192°N -72.1272°W | 2015 | 60feet | stream | Private | Town | |||
| Huckleberry Hill Bridge | Hartford | Avon 41.7861°N -72.9086°W | 1968 | 36feet | Pond outlet | Town of Avon | Pratt variant | |||
| Johnsonville Village Bridge | Middlesex | Johnsonville Village 41.4958°N -72.4664°W | 1976 | 60feet | Moodus River | Private | Multiple king with arch | Also called Bicentennial Bridge | ||
| West Cornwall Covered Bridge | Litchfield | West Cornwall 41.8717°N -73.3644°W | 1864 | 173feet | Housatonic River | Town of Cornwall | Town | Also called Hart Covered Bridge | ||
| Worthington Pond Farm Bridge | Tolland | Somers 42.0169°N -72.4136°W | 2002 | 62feet | Pond outlet | Private | Town with arch |
Book: Caswell . William S. Jr. . Connecticut and Rhode Island Covered Bridges . 2011 . Arcadia Publishing . Charleston, South Carolina . 978-0-73857540-7.