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McGuire or Dyer or Digdeguash River #3, Charlotte County

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Inventory Number: NB/55-03-05
County: Charlotte County
Township: St. Patrick
Town/Village: Elmsville
Bridge Name: McGuire or Dyer or Digdeguash River #3
Crosses: Digdeguash River
Truss type: Howe
Spans: 1
Length: 118', 37m
Roadway Width:
Built: 1915
Builder:
When Lost: standing
Cause:
Latitude: N45 15.413
Longitude: W067 00.355
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Directions: 8.9 miles (14.3 km) north of jct NB1 (Exit 45) on NB760. Southeast of Rollingdam.
Comments: Maguire and Dyer Bridges are listed seperately on the 1952 SPCB bulletin.

McGuire or Dyer or Digdeguash River #3 Bridge, St. Patrick, Charlotte County, NB Built 1915
Raymond Brainerd Photo, Richard E. Roy Collection

McGuire or Dyer or Digdeguash River #3 Bridge, St. Patrick, Charlotte County, NB Built 1915
Bill Caswell Photo, May 25, 2003

McGuire or Dyer or Digdeguash River #3 Bridge, St. Patrick, Charlotte County, NB Built 1915
Warren White Photo, June 7, 2011

McGuire or Dyer or Digdeguash River #3 Bridge, St. Patrick, Charlotte County, NB Built 1915
Bill & Jenn Caswell Photo, July 9, 2018

McGuire or Dyer or Digdeguash River #3 Bridge, St. Patrick, Charlotte County, NB Built 1915
Bill & Jenn Caswell Photo, October 18, 2018

Sources:
National Society For the Preservation of Covered Bridges. Covered Bridge Topics, Bulletin #15 (Covered Bridges of New Brunswick as of September 1952, page 2
National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges. World Guide to Covered Bridges, 2021, page 166

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