The Covered Bridges of Ashtabula County
By Sandy Mitchell, About.com Guide
This 114-foot long Town lattice bridge spans the winding Grand River in southwestern Ashtabula County. Originally constructed in 1874, the Riverdale Bridge was rebuilt in 1981 and glue laminate wood girders were added. Still, much of the bridge's 19th charm remains. (updated 5-22-09)
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- The Covered Bridges of Ashtabula County
- Netcher Road Bridge
- South Denmark Road Bridge
- State Route Bridge
- Creek Road Bridge
- The Harpersfield Bridge
- Riverdale Bridge
- Mechanicsville Road Bridge
- Graham Road Bridge
- Smolen-Gulf Bridge
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