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Old Blenheim Bridge

Schoharie County, New York

ItemOf recordSource
Coordinates42.47261, -74.44086
Google Maps · OpenStreetMap
National Park Service, National Register GIS
Historic listingNational Register of Historic Places, listed 1966-10-15 (reference #66000570)National Park Service
How it qualifiesNational Register listing verified against the property's nomination (NPGallery federal record), which describes it as a covered bridgeSee About & method
The 1855 original — for a time the longest single-span covered bridge standing — was destroyed by flooding on August 28, 2011. The bridge standing here is Schoharie County's historically accurate replica, completed in 2018 on the same site and raised above the flood level (Schoharie County project record).

Access — not verified in federal records

No matching public-road record found in the National Bridge Inventory

This bridge does not appear as a public-road bridge in the federal road inventory — it may stand in a park, on a private or railroad road, or under a record that could not be matched with confidence. Public access is not verified in federal records; confirm locally before visiting.

Source: Checked against the FHWA National Bridge Inventory, 2025 annual file and the National Register record. Checked November 12, 2026.

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