Portland Metro		Willamette Valley
	Johnson Creek (Cedar Crossing) Covered Bridge		Marys River (Harris) Covered Bridge
			Alsea River (Hayden) Covered Bridge
	Central Oregon		Oak Creek (Irish Bend) Covered Bridge
	Swalley Canal (Rock O' The Range) Covered Bridge		McKenzie River (Belknap) Covered Bridge
			Coast Fork Willamette River (Chambers Railroad) Covered Bridge
	Oregon Coast		Coyote Creek (Battle Creek) Covered Bridge
	Sandy Creek (Remote) Covered Bridge		Row River (Currin) Covered Bridge
	Yaquina River (Chitwood) Covered Bridge		Deadwood Creek Covered Bridge
	Bear Creek (Drift Creek) Covered Bridge		Row River (Dorena) Covered Bridge
	Five Rivers (Fisher School) Covered Bridge		Mohawk River (Earnest) Covered Bridge
	Yachats (North Fork) Covered Bridge		McKenzie River (Goodpasture) Covered Bridge
			Middle Fork Willamette River (Lowell) Covered Bridge
	Southern Oregon		Mosby Creek (Layng) Covered Bridge
	Little River (Cavitt Creek) Covered Bridge		Lake Creek (Nelson Mountain) Covered Bridge
	Myrtle Creek (Horse Creek) Covered Bridge		North Fork of the Middle Fork Willamette River (Office) Covered Bridge
	South Umpqua River (Milo Academy) Covered Bridge		Lost Creek (Parvin) Covered Bridge
	South Myrtle Creek (Neal Lane) Covered Bridge		Fall Creek (Pengra) Covered Bridge
	Pass Creek Covered Bridge		Mosby Creek (Stewart) Covered Bridge
	Calapooya Creek (Rochester) Covered Bridge		Fall Creek (Unity) Covered Bridge
	Little Butte Creek (Antelope Creek) Covered Bridge		Mill Creek (Wendling) Covered Bridge
	Evans Creek (Wimer) Covered Bridge		Wildcat Creek (Austa) Covered Bridge
	Lost Creek Covered Bridge		Calapooia River (Crawfordsville) Covered Bridge
	Applegate River (McKee) Covered Bridge		Thomas Creek (Gilkey) Covered Bridge
	Grave Creek Covered Bridge		Thomas Creek (Hannah) Covered Bridge
			Crabtree Creek (Hoffman) Covered Bridge
			Crabtree Creek (Larwood) Covered Bridge
			Thomas Creek (Shimanek) Covered Bridge
			South Fork Santiam River (Short) Covered Bridge
			Ames Creek (Weddle) Covered Bridge
			Abiqua Creek (Gallon House) Covered Bridge
			Salem Power Canal (Stayton-Jordan) Covered Bridge
			Fourtner Covered Bridge (Private Bridge)
			Ritner Creek Covered Bridge

Oregon has the largest collection of covered bridges in the West and one of the largest in the nation.

The covered-bridge-building tradition in Oregon dates from the 1850s. Out of necessity, pioneers built with the materials at hand. Douglas fir was abundant in western Oregon and well-suited to bridge construction. To increase their useful life, houses were constructed over the timber trusses to protect them from the damp western Oregon climate.

The heyday of covered bridge building in Oregon occurred between 1905 and 1925 when there were an estimated 600 covered bridges in the state. By 1977, this number had dwindled to 56. This focuses on covered bridges designed or built for vehicular traffic. Based on this criteria, Oregon currently has 51 covered bridges.