List of covered bridges in Minnesota facts for kids

This is a listing of vintage and modern covered bridges located in the U.S. state of Minnesota.

Bridges

Name	County	Location	Coordinates	Built	Length	Spans	Image	Notes
Pleasure	Anoka	Coon Rapids	45°8′21.2″N 93°16′25.7″W / 45.139222°N 93.273806°W / 45.139222; -93.273806 (Pleasure Bridge)	1987	50 ft (15 m)	Branch Coon Creek
8260	Anoka	Centerville	45°12′25.4″N 93°2′8.3″W / 45.207056°N 93.035639°W / 45.207056; -93.035639 (Bridge 8260)	1996	12 ft (3.7 m)	pond
Schaefer	Becker	Frazee	46°44′11.2″N 95°41′43″W / 46.736444°N 95.69528°W / 46.736444; -95.69528 (Schaefer Bridge)	1998	90 ft (27 m)	Otter Tail River
Chevalle	Carver	Victoria	44°50′41″N 93°38′24″W / 44.84472°N 93.64000°W / 44.84472; -93.64000 (Chevalle Bridge)	2011 ~2011	60 ft (18 m)	ponds	Covered bridge in Chevalle, Chaska MN
Blue Eagle Park	Clay	Barnesville	46°39′35″N 96°24′44.3″W / 46.65972°N 96.412306°W / 46.65972; -96.412306 (Blue Eagle Park Bridge)	?	~25 ft (7.6 m)	Whisky Creek
Lutsen Resort Upper	Cook	Lutsen	47°38′13.8″N 90°42′26″W / 47.637167°N 90.70722°W / 47.637167; -90.70722 (Lutsen Resort Upper Bridge)	1930	77 ft (23 m)	Poplar River
Lutsen Resort Lower	Cook	Lutsen	47°38′10.5″N 90°42′27″W / 47.636250°N 90.70750°W / 47.636250; -90.70750 (Lutsen Resort Lower Bridge)	1950s	144 ft (44 m)	Poplar River
Lande	Crow Wing	Fifty Lakes	46°44′48″N 94°3′7″W / 46.74667°N 94.05194°W / 46.74667; -94.05194 (Lande Bridge)	1975	62 ft (19 m)	Daggett Brook
Adventureland	Crow Wing	Brainerd	46°21′3.8″N 94°1′42.4″W / 46.351056°N 94.028444°W / 46.351056; -94.028444 (Adventureland Bridge)	?	23 ft (7.0 m)	Dry Creek		Located at Paul Bunyan Land
Goat Island	Dodge	Mantorville	44°3′49″N 92°45′27″W / 44.06361°N 92.75750°W / 44.06361; -92.75750 (Goat Island Bridge)	1972	32 ft (9.8 m)	South Branch Middle Fork Zumbro River
Zumbrota	Goodhue	Zumbrota	44°17′47″N 92°40′13.5″W / 44.29639°N 92.670417°W / 44.29639; -92.670417 (Zumbrota Covered Bridge)	1869	120 ft (37 m)	North Fork Zumbro River		Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
Swanson/Whippler	Hennepin	Bloomington	44°47′39.5″N 93°21′37.4″W / 44.794306°N 93.360389°W / 44.794306; -93.360389 (Swanson/Whippler Bridge)	1975	54 ft (16 m)	pond
Richard Hammel Memorial	Hennepin	Edina	44°53′20.8″N 93°22′22.5″W / 44.889111°N 93.372917°W / 44.889111; -93.372917 (Richard Hammel Memorial Bridge)	1988	62 ft (19 m)	Nine Mile Creek
?	Houston	Reno	43°33′54.5″N 91°17′2″W / 43.565139°N 91.28389°W / 43.565139; -91.28389	?	?	ditch
Lions	Mower	Austin	43°40′42.8″N 92°56′4.2″W / 43.678556°N 92.934500°W / 43.678556; -92.934500 (Lions Bridge)	1974	26 ft (7.9 m)	Dobbins Creek
Lake Lida	Otter Tail	Pelican Rapids	46°33′49.3″N 96°0′18″W / 46.563694°N 96.00500°W / 46.563694; -96.00500 (Lake Lida Bridge)	?	14 ft (4.3 m)	brook		On Lida Greens Golf Course.
Stensgaard	Pennington	Thief River Falls		1979	16 ft (4.9 m)	?
Sturgeon Island	Pine	Windmere Township	46°22′44.7″N 92°44′39.7″W / 46.379083°N 92.744361°W / 46.379083; -92.744361 (Sturgeon Island Bridge)	1970	40 ft (12 m)	channel
Clandstine	Ramsey	North Oaks	45°5′43.4″N 93°4′28.3″W / 45.095389°N 93.074528°W / 45.095389; -93.074528 (Clandestine Bridge)	1997	43 ft (13 m)	pond
Kiechker's Crossing	Renville	Fairfax	44°32′1.4″N 94°39′59″W / 44.533722°N 94.66639°W / 44.533722; -94.66639 (Kiechker's Crossing)	1985	60 ft (18 m)	Little Rock Creek
Lake Wobegon Trail	Stearns	Holdingford	45°43′43″N 94°28′39″W / 45.72861°N 94.47750°W / 45.72861; -94.47750 (Lake Wobegon Trail Bridge)	2008	186 ft (57 m)	Two Rivers		Longest covered bridge in Minnesota, located along the Lake Wobegon Trail.
Horseshoe Lake	Washington	Scandia	45°15′28.5″N 92°49′20.4″W / 45.257917°N 92.822333°W / 45.257917; -92.822333 (Horseshoe Lake Bridge)	1981	32 ft (9.8 m)	Horseshoe Lake
Covered Bridge Farm	Washington	Forest Lake	45°13′12″N 92°58′49.8″W / 45.22000°N 92.980500°W / 45.22000; -92.980500 (Covered Bridge Farm Bridge)	?	~19 ft (5.8 m)	small stream

Below is a list of some of the other historic covered bridges in Minnesota which were eventually destroyed, removed or altered.