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"Iowa – Nineteen covered bridges were built in Iowa between 1855 and 1885; nine remain, five of which are in Madison County "
"Vermont is justly famous for her covered bridges. No other state has built and still possesses so many of the old timbered crossings in so small an area. 106 covered bridges were reported in Vermont"
I agree with other posters, I've never heard of Iowas covered bridges yet I've always known Vermont as the land of maple syrup and covered bridges. Looking at the numbers I would say this picture/answer is very misleading.
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