Poland Covered Bridge in Cambridge, Vermont, east of Jeffersonville, carries Cambridge Junction Road over the Lamoille River near Routes 15 and 109. Built in 1887 by George W. Holmes, it is also known as the Junction or Cambridge Junction Covered Bridge and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. The single-lane bridge is a Burr arch design with Burr trusses, laminated arches, stone abutments, and distinctive board siding. Named for Judge Poland, whose support for the project drew criticism, it later developed a lean. After damage from a vehicle strike in 1995, it was extensively rebuilt in 2003–2004 and remains in service.

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Jeffersonville, Vermont · USA