List of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in Maine

Last updated May 15, 2024

This is a list of bridges and tunnels on the National Register of Historic Places in the U.S. state of Maine.^[1]

Name	Built	Listed	Location	County	Type
Androscoggin Swinging Bridge	1892, by 1913, 1936	January 14, 2004	Brunswick 43°55′6″N69°58′26″W / 43.91833°N 69.97389°W / 43.91833; -69.97389 (Androscoggin Swinging Bridge)	Cumberland	Suspension bridge
Arch Bridge	c. 1857	July 7, 2003	Bristol 43°57′44″N69°30′35″W / 43.96222°N 69.50972°W / 43.96222; -69.50972 (Arch Bridge)	Lincoln	Stone arch bridge
Babb's Bridge	1976 replica of 1864 bridge	September 7, 1972	Windham 43°45′58″N70°26′53″W / 43.76611°N 70.44806°W / 43.76611; -70.44806 (Babb's Bridge)	Cumberland	1864 bridge destroyed by arson in 1973.
Bailey Island Cobwork Bridge	1928	April 28, 1975	Harpswell 43°44′55″N69°59′22″W / 43.74861°N 69.98944°W / 43.74861; -69.98944 (Bailey Island Cobwork Bridge)	Cumberland	The only surviving cribstone bridge in the world
Bennett Bridge	1901	February 16, 1970	Wilson Mills 44°55′4″N71°2′21″W / 44.91778°N 71.03917°W / 44.91778; -71.03917 (Bennett Bridge)	Oxford	Paddleford truss
Carriage Paths, Bridges and Gatehouses	1919, 1931	November 14, 1979	Acadia National Park	Hancock	Gothic arched bridges
Churchill Bridge	1797	March 17, 1994	Buckfield 44°14′44″N70°23′10″W / 44.24556°N 70.38611°W / 44.24556; -70.38611 (Churchill Bridge)	Oxford	Stone lintel bridge
Grist Mill Bridge	c. 1885	December 27, 1990	Lebanon 43°23′30″N70°51′6″W / 43.39167°N 70.85167°W / 43.39167; -70.85167 (Grist Mill Bridge)	York	A non-trussed, timber bridge on stone abutments improved in 1950 and restored in 1993.
Hemlock Bridge	1857	February 16, 1970	Fryeburg Center 44°4′46″N70°54′13″W / 44.07944°N 70.90361°W / 44.07944; -70.90361 (Hemlock Bridge)	Oxford	Paddleford truss
Lovejoy Bridge	1868	February 16, 1970	South Andover 44°35′37″N70°44′2″W / 44.59361°N 70.73389°W / 44.59361; -70.73389 (Lovejoy Bridge)	Oxford	Paddleford truss
New Portland Wire Bridge	1866	January 12, 1970	New Portland 44°53′27″N70°5′37″W / 44.89083°N 70.09361°W / 44.89083; -70.09361 (New Portland Wire Bridge)	Somerset	Possibly the only surviving wire (suspension) bridge in the United States. It has covered, timber framed towers.
Porter-Parsonfield Bridge	1876	February 16, 1970	Porter 43°47′30″N70°56′18″W / 43.79167°N 70.93833°W / 43.79167; -70.93833 (Porter-Parsonfield Bridge)	Oxford, York	Paddleford Truss
Robyville Bridge	1876	February 16, 1970	Corinth 44°56′35″N68°58′8″W / 44.94306°N 68.96889°W / 44.94306; -68.96889 (Robyville Bridge)	Penobscot	Howe truss System
Ryefield Bridge	1912	September 24, 1999	Stuarts Corner 44°8′34″N70°35′43″W / 44.14278°N 70.59528°W / 44.14278; -70.59528 (Ryefield Bridge)	Cumberland and Oxford	Warren through truss
Sunday River Bridge	1872	February 16, 1970	Newry 44°29′31″N70°50′36″W / 44.49194°N 70.84333°W / 44.49194; -70.84333 (Sunday River Bridge)	Oxford	Paddleford truss
Thompson's Bridge	c. 1808	March 22, 1991	Allen's Mills 44°43′36″N70°0′25″W / 44.72667°N 70.00694°W / 44.72667; -70.00694 (Thompson's Bridge)	Franklin	Stone lintel
Two Cent Bridge	1903	September 20, 1973	Waterville-Winslow 44°33′3″N69°37′45″W / 44.55083°N 69.62917°W / 44.55083; -69.62917 (Two Cent Bridge)	Kennebec	Suspension type
Watson Settlement Bridge	1911	February 16, 1970	Littleton 46°12′36″N67°48′3″W / 46.21000°N 67.80083°W / 46.21000; -67.80083 (Watson Settlement Bridge)	Aroostook	Howe truss system

Bridges removed from the register

Name	Built	Listed	Delisted	Location	County	Type	Notes
Lowe's Bridge	1857		May 12, 1987	Sangerville	Piscataquis	Long truss system	Lost in flood
Morse Bridge	1882	February 16, 1970	September 29, 2015	Bangor 44°48′28″N68°46′43″W / 44.80778°N 68.77861°W / 44.80778; -68.77861 (Morse Bridge)	Penobscot	Covered bridge	Burned down in the 1980s
New Sharon Bridge	1916	September 24, 1999	July 14, 2015	New Sharon 44°38′16″N70°0′56″W / 44.63778°N 70.01556°W / 44.63778; -70.01556 (New Sharon Bridge)	Franklin	Pennsylvania thru truss	Torn down in 2014
Smith Bridge	1910	April 2, 1993	December 8, 2013	Houlton 46°10′52″N67°48′16″W / 46.18111°N 67.80444°W / 46.18111; -67.80444 (Smith Bridge)	Aroostook	2-Span Warren pony truss
Waldo-Hancock Bridge	1931	June 20, 1985	December 8, 2013	Prospect, Verona 44°33′37″N68°48′8″W / 44.56028°N 68.80222°W / 44.56028; -68.80222 (Waldo-Hancock Bridge)	Hancock, Waldo	Suspension bridge	Demolished in 2013

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