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Vermont Covered Bridges - Illustrated Map & Guide to 107 Authentic Vermont Covered Bridges

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On medium-weight, stain-resistant paper, this beautiful and durable map folds out to approximately 2 feet by 3 feet. On one side is a three-color map of Vermont placing all 107 of the state's covered bridges, interesting facts about bridges and their designers, separate indices for bridges and places, and labelled watercolors of 23 of the bridges. The reverse side shows a county map, line drawings of various types of bridge trusses and a list of all the state's covered bridges by town. Each entry gives the date the bridge was built, information about its design and construction, and directions to the bridge.

This is a beautiful and informative map, and what a bargain!

When I went to Vermont, I wanted to shoot a couple of covered bridges. My problem was that I didn't knew where they are located. This map gives not only the location for dozens of bridges, but also some historic information.

We could not rely on this map for detailed directions. Also, turning it over to get from map to the directions was a pain.I don't regret buying it! Price was right and it was very helpful.

Using this map my wife and I were able to locate several covered bridges that we had not read about in the guide books. The map itself was adequate, but not particulary detailed enough for some of the bridges that are truly "off the beaten path." I would like to have seen photographs of some of the bridges on the reverse side of the map rather than the drawings/paintings of the bridges. Written directions to the bridges were pretty good.

My husband and I went to Vermont for the first time in October. With this map and the book " Covered Bridges of Vermont" we were able to easily find and photograph 30 of the 107 covered bridges in the state. I highly recommend this product.

This product is exactly what it's supposed to be: a comprehensive map to covered bridges in Vermont.

I found this map of Vermont covered bridges only moderately helpful. The map has a symbol for covered bridges on it and directions to each bridge are located on the back of the map by region, along with a very brief history. I found having to flip the map over for directions very user unfriendly while trying to navigate.

Just returned from a week in Vermont and this map/guide saved me a lot of time and effort in tracking down the covered bridges I wanted to see in Northern Vermont.