New Hampshire

Waterloo Bridge

Built in the early 1800s, this bridge is located in Warner, NH.

By Yankee Magazine|Aug 18 2008| Print icon

A red-roofed, wooden covered bridge spans over a calm river surrounded by lush green trees, with its reflection visible in the water below.

Photo Credit: Jack Parker

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