Salt Creek Covered Bridge is a historic covered road bridge near Norwich in eastern Ohio, spanning Salt Creek in Perry Township about 10 miles east of Zanesville. Built in 1876 in the Warren truss form, it survives as a notable example of a 19th-century covered bridge, once a common feature of rural Ohio roads. Its preservation reflects the region’s engineering and transportation history, and its importance was formally recognized by its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.