WayfarrowDingleton Hill Covered Bridge
Covered bridge · Sullivan County, New Hampshire
Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge is a covered bridge in Sullivan County, New Hampshire. New Hampshire has 51 covered bridges on record at Wayfarrow, 10 of them in Sullivan County.
It was built in 1882, in the late 19th century, making it the 21st oldest of the 33 in New Hampshire with a recorded construction date.
Status check, 2026-11: James Tasker built this multiple kingpost truss over Mill Brook in Cornish (paid in 1883), and it was rededicated in 1983 after restoration; sources list its length as 77 ft 9 in, 78 ft or 81 ft exterior. Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It stands at 43.4642° N, 72.3692° W.
Key facts
| Current structure built | 1882 |
|---|---|
| Heritage designation | National Register of Historic Places listed place |
| National Register | Listed |
| Coordinates | 43.46420, -72.36920 |
Nearby places
- Kenyon Bridgecovered bridge · Sullivan County · 0.9 mi
- Cornish–Windsor Covered Bridgecovered bridge · Sullivan County · 1 mi
- Blow-Me-Down Covered Bridgecovered bridge · Sullivan County · 3.7 mi
- Martin's Mill Covered Bridgecovered bridge · Windsor County · 4.9 mi
- Bowers Covered Bridgecovered bridge · Windsor County · 6.1 mi
- Best's Covered Bridgecovered bridge · Windsor County · 7.4 mi
- Meriden Bridgecovered bridge · Sullivan County · 8.1 mi
- Upper Falls Covered Bridgecovered bridge · Windsor County · 8.9 mi
- Willard Covered Bridgecovered bridge · Windsor County · 9 mi
- Willard Twin Covered Bridgecovered bridge · Windsor County · 9 mi
- Wright's Bridgecovered bridge · Sullivan County · 9.1 mi
- Pier Bridgecovered bridge · Sullivan County · 9.5 mi
Questions
Where is Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge?
Dingleton Hill Covered Bridge is in Sullivan County, New Hampshire, at 43.4642, -72.3692.
How many covered bridges are in Sullivan County?
Sullivan County, New Hampshire has 10 covered bridges on record at Wayfarrow.
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