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Belknap Covered Bridge
River: McKenzie River
Length: 120 feet (37 m)
Year Constructed: 1966
Nearest Town: Blue River
Located on King Road West off McKenzie River Drive.
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Cannon Street Bridge
Stream: None
Length: 20 feet (6 m)
Year Constructed: 1988
Nearest Town: Lowell
Located on Cannon Street in Greenway Park in the city of Lowell.
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Centennial Bridge
River: Coast Fork of Willamette River
Length: 84 feet (26 m)
Year Constructed: 1987
Nearest Town: Cottage Grove
Located in downtown Cottage Grove adjacent to City Hall on Main Street.
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Chambers Railroad Bridge
River: Coast Fork of the Willamette
Length: 78 feet
Year Constructed: 1925
Nearest Town: Cottage Grove
Located in Cottage Grove at the intersection of South River Rd and Harrison St. Originally built for trains t...
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Coyote Creek Bridge
Stream: Coyote Creek
Length: 60 feet (18 m)
Year Constructed: 1922
Nearest Town: Crow
Located on Battle Creek Road just off Territorial Highway south of Veneta
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Currin Bridge
River: Row River
Length: 105 feet (32 m)
Year Constructed: 1925
Nearest Town: Cottage Grove
Located on Layng Road 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from Row River Road near Cottage Grove.
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Deadwood Bridge
Stream: Deadwood Creek
Length: 105 feet (32 m)
Year Constructed: 1932
Nearest Town: Swisshome
Located five miles (8 km) north of Highway 36 just off Deadwood Creek Road on Deadwood Loop.
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Dorena Bridge
River: Row River
Length: 105 feet (32 m)
Year Constructed: 1949
Nearest Town: Dorena
Located on Shoreview Drive off Garoutte Road near Cottage Grove.
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Earnest Bridge
River: Mohawk River
Length: 75 feet (23 m)
Year Constructed: 1938
Nearest Town: Marcola
Located on Paschelke Road just off Marcola Road near Marcola.
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Goodpasture Bridge
River: McKenzie River
Length: 165 feet (50 m)
Year Constructed: 1938
Nearest Town: Vida
Located just off Highway 126 at the Leaburg Dam near Vida.
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Lake Creek Bridge
Stream: Lake Creek
Length: 105 feet (32 m)
Year Constructed: 1928
Nearest Town: Greenleaf
Located on Nelson Mountain Road, just off Highway 36, 30 miles west of Highway 99.
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Lowell Bridge
River: Willamette River
Length: 165 feet (50 m)
Year Constructed: 1945
Nearest Town: Lowell
Located just off Highway 58 at the Lowell intersection.
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Mosby Creek Bridge
Stream: Mosby Creek
Length: 90 feet (27 m)
Year Constructed: 1920
Nearest Town: Cottage Grove
Located on Layng Road east of Cottage Grove.
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Office Bridge
River: North Fork Willamette River
Length: 180 feet (55 m)
Year Constructed: 1944
Nearest Town: Westfir
Located at the north edge of the town of Westfir.
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Parvin Bridge
Stream: Lost Creek
Length: 75 feet (23 m)
Year Constructed: 1921
Nearest Town: Dexter
Located southeast of Pleasant Hill, off Rattlesnake Road on Lost Valley Lane.
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Pengra Bridge
Stream: Fall Creek
Length: 120 feet (37 m)
Year Constructed: 1938
Nearest Town: Jasper
Located on Place Road just off Jasper-Lowell Road.
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Stewart Bridge
Stream: Mosby Creek
Length: 60 feet (18 m)
Year Constructed: 1930
Nearest Town: Cottage Grove
Located on Layng Road off Mosby Creek Road near Cottage Grove
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Unity Bridge
Stream: Big Fall Creek
Length: 90 feet (27 m)
Year Constructed: 1936
Nearest Town: Lowell
Located 2.8 miles (4.5 km) north of the community of Lowell on Lowell-Unity Road.
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Wendling Bridge
Stream: Mill Creek
Length: 60 feet (18 m)
Year Constructed: 1938
Nearest Town: Wendling
Located at milepost 3.5 on Wendling Road.
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Wildcat Creek Bridge
Stream: Wildcat Creek
Length: 75 feet (23 m)
Year Constructed: 1925
Nearest Town: Walton
Located near Siuslaw Road off Highway 126 near Mapleton.
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With more covered bridges than any other place on the West Coast, Oregon offers history buffs, photographers and sightseers a look at a well-preserved past in the beautiful setting of the Northwest. Lane County is home to 20 covered bridges dating back as early as 1920; many are listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Fourteen are still open to traffic. Maps and guides, available at area visitor centers, make these treasured landmarks easy to find.
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