Kutz's Mill Bridge is a wooden covered bridge in Greenwich Township, Pennsylvania, that carries the approach road to Kutz Mill across Sacony Creek. Built in 1854 as a 93-foot Burr Truss span, it takes its name from the nearby mill it served. It is one of only five covered bridges still standing in Berks County, representing a rare survival of a bridge type once common on rural American roads. Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1981 reflects both its mid-19th-century origins and its role in the county’s transportation and milling history.