Crawfordsville Bridge is a covered Howe truss span over the Calapooia River near Crawfordsville, Oregon, built in 1932 and measuring 105 feet long. One of Oregon’s historic covered bridges, it was bypassed in 1963 and no longer serves regular road traffic. The bridge is maintained by the Linn County Parks and Recreation Department as a pedestrian crossing, with a small nearby park. Since 1990, the site has hosted an annual summer Bridge Day festival, and the bridge also appeared in the 1976 television movie The Flood. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.