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Foxcatcher Farm Covered Bridge

Covered bridge · Cecil County, Maryland

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Foxcatcher Farm Covered Bridge is a covered bridge in Cecil County, Maryland, described in its record as Historic bridge in Maryland, United States. Maryland has 7 covered bridges on record at Wayfarrow, 2 of them in Cecil County.

It was built in 1860, in the Civil War era; it crosses Big Elk Creek; it is about 80 feet long (4th longest of 5 measured in Maryland).

Status check, 2026-11: Originally called Strahorn's Mill Bridge, it was heavily reconstructed in 1992 and now carries only hikers, cyclists and horses; sources disagree on the truss type (Burr arch vs. multiple kingpost), and 65 ft is the main span, not the total length. It carries the heritage designation Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. It stands at 39.7097° N, 75.8375° W.

Key facts

Current structure built1860
CrossesBig Elk Creek
Length80 ft
Heritage designationHistoric Civil Engineering Landmark
Coordinates39.70972, -75.83750

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Questions

Where is Foxcatcher Farm Covered Bridge?

Foxcatcher Farm Covered Bridge is in Cecil County, Maryland, at 39.7097, -75.8375.

How many covered bridges are in Cecil County?

Cecil County, Maryland has 2 covered bridges on record at Wayfarrow.

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Facts marked "approximately" carry an uncertain date in the source. Text on this page is generated from the sources above; no encyclopedia prose is copied. Last updated 2026-11-05.