Hartland, New Brunswick, Canada: World's Longest Covered Bridge
Built in 1899. It's 1,282 feet long and spans the Saint John River.
- Address:
- Bridge Hill Rd, Hartland, NB, Canada
- Directions:
- Crossing the St. John River in Hartland, New Brunswick - between Hwy 103 and Hwy 105 -- Bridge Hill Road.
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World's Longest Covered Bridge The world's longest covered bridge was completed in Hartland, New Brunswick in 1899. It's 390 metres (1,282 feet) long and spans the Saint John River. Be sure to make a wish as you drive through (and ask one of the locals to tell you why covered bridges are called Kissing Bridges)!
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