MARYLAND AT A GLANCE

Gilpin's Falls Covered Bridge, North East (Cecil County), Maryland, July 2015. Photo by Sarah A. Hanks.

• Benedict Bridge (Patuxent River), 1952
• Dyson Bridge
• Governor Harry W. Nice Memorial/Senator Thomas (Mac) Middleton Bridge (Potomac River), originally built in 1940; replacement opened in 2022
• Patuxent River Bridge

Benedict Bridge over Patuxent River near Benedict (Charles County), Maryland, November 2017. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

• Back Landing Bridge, 1941
• Blackwater River Bridge, 1930s; replaced, 1991
• Buck Ridge Bridge
• DeCoursey Bridge, 1994
• Drawbridge Road
• Elliott Creek Bridge, 1970
• Harrison Ferry Bridge, 1930s; replaced, 1999
• Hart Hayward Bridge
• Higgins Mill Pond Bridge, 1991
• Hunting Creek Bridge, 1958
• Little Warwick Bridge
• Market Street Bridge, 1938
• Nanticoke Memorial Bridge, 1991 (present bridge)
• Narrows Ferry Bridge, 1980
• Pokata Creek Bridge, 1981
• Senator Frederick C. Malkus, Jr., Memorial Bridge (Choptank River), 1987
• Smithville Bridge
• Suicide Bridge
• Transquaking Bridge

FREDERICK COUNTY

• Barbara Fritchie Bridge (Carroll Creek)
• Biggs Ford Bridge, 1970
• Devilbiss Bridge
• Four Points Bridge (Toms Creek), 1876
• Lily Pons Bridge, 1977

Loy's Station Covered Bridge (Owens Creek), 1848; destroyed by arson, 1991; replaced, 1994

Millers Bridge, 1932

Mumma Ford Bridge, 1911

Point of Rocks Bridge (Potomac River), 1852; destroyed, 1861; replaced, 1889; destroyed by flood, 1936; replaced, 1937

Loy's Station Covered Bridge, Owens Creek (Frederick County), Maryland, July 2015. Photo by Sarah A. Hanks.

• Roddy Road Covered Bridge (Owens Creek), 1856
  
• Sixes Bridge, 1910
• Starners Dam Bridge, 1911
• Utica Mills Covered Bridge (Fishing Creek), 1850

Utica Mills Covered Bridge, Fishing Creek (Frederick County), Maryland, July 2015. Photo by Sarah A. Hanks.

Casselman River Bridge, 1813

Ralph M. Burnett Memorial Bridge (Casselman River)

Casselman River Bridge, Grantsville (Garrett County), Maryland, October 2014. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

• Cedar Lane Bridge (tributary to Bynum Run)
• Cherry Hill Road Bridge (Deer Creek in Rocks State Park)
• Clark Bridge
• Conowingo Bridge, 1820; destroyed by flood, 1847; replaced, 1859; destroyed by arson, 1907; replaced, 1909; demolished, 1928; replaced, 1929
• Forge Hill Road Bridge (Deer Creek), 1925

• Jericho Covered Bridge (Little Gunpowder Falls, tributary of Gunpowder River), 1865
• Lake Fanny Road Bridge (Winters Run), 1913
• Millard E. Tydings Memorial Bridge (Susquehanna River), 1963
• Noble's Mill Bridge (Deer Creek), 1883
• Priestford Bridge, 1932

Jericho Covered Bridge, Kingsville (Baltimore & Harford Counties), Maryland, August 2014. Photo by Sarah A. Hanks.

Stafford Bridge, longest bridge in Harford County (Deer Creek)

Thomas J. Hatem Memorial Bridge (Susquehanna River), 1940

Vinegar Hill Road/Franklinville Road Bridge (Little Gunpowder Falls, tributary of Gunpowder River), 1884, oldest bridge in Harford County

Watervale Road Bridge (Winters Run), 1900

Whitaker Mill Road Bridge (Winters Run), 1878, oldest iron bridge in Harford County

Wrought iron truss bridge, Vinegar Hill Road & Franklinville Road (Harford & Baltimore Counties), Maryland, April 2015. Photo by Sarah A. Hanks.

• Bollman Truss Suspension Bridge (Little Patuxent River), 1869
• Brighton Dam Bridge, 1943
• Patapsco River Bridge, Ellicott City
• C. Philip Nichols Bridge (Patuxent River)
• Savage Dam Bridge
• Union Dam Bridge

Patapsco River Bridge at foot of Main St., Ellicott City (Howard County), Maryland, May 2018. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

• American Legion Memorial Bridge, 1962
• Brighton Dam Bridge, 1943
• Browns Bridge
• East Deer Park Drive Bridge (Humpback Bridge), 1945
• Little Falls Dam Bridge
• Snells Bridge, 1928 (present bridge)
• Thomas Bridge
• Whites Ferry Bridge, 1920

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY

• Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge (Potomac River), 1961; demolished, 2006; replaced, 2006 (first span), 2008 (second span)

QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY

• German Branch Bridge, 1931
• Island Creek Bridge, 1940s
• Kent Narrows Bridge, 1951
• Mason Bridge
• William Preston Lane, Jr., Memorial Bridge (Chesapeake Bay), 1952, 1973

Governor Thomas Johnson Memorial Bridge (Patuxent River), 1977

St. George Island Bridge, 1957 (present bridge)

Governor Thomas Johnson Memorial Bridge over Patuxent River (view from St. Mary's County shore), Maryland, May 2000. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

• McCready Hospital Memorial Bridge (Little Annemessex River)

TALBOT COUNTY

• Dover Bridge (Choptank River), 1932
• Senator Frederick C. Malkus, Jr., Memorial Bridge (Choptank River), 1987
• Tuckahoe Bridge, 1947; replaced, 2012

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Burnside Bridge (Antietam Creek), 1836

Hicks Bridge

US Route 40 Bridge (Conococheague Creek), 1936

Victor Cushwa Memorial Bridge (pedestrian)

Wilson Bridge (Conococheague Creek), 1819

Burnside Bridge, Antietam National Battlefield (Washington County), Maryland, October 2012. Photo by Sarah A. Hanks.

• Nanticoke Memorial Bridge, 1991 (present bridge)
• Upper Ferry Bridge
• Whitehaven Ferry Bridge

• Assawoman Bridge, 1971
• Harry Kelly Memorial Bridge (Sinepuxent Bay), 1942
• Pocomoke City Bridge (Pocomoke River), 1920
• Snow Hill Bridge (Pocomoke River), 1932
• Verrazano Bridge (Sinepuxent Bay), 1964

Pocomoke City Bridge (right) over Pocomoke River, Pocomoke City (Worcester County), Maryland, June 2018. Photo by Diane F. Evartt.

Verrazano Bridge & pedestrian bridge over Sinepuxent Bay (right), Assateague Island National Park Seashore, Berlin (Worcester County), Maryland, October 2016. Photo by Sarah A. Hanks.

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