Parke County has thirty two covered bridges, and is situated in West Central Indiana.
It is the self proclaimed Covered Bridge Capital of the World!
Two of the major Indiana covered bridge builders, Joseph J. Daniels and Joseph A. Britton, lived in the Rockville area. That would probably explain the proliferation of bridges in this county.
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| Bridge Name: | World Guide Number: |
| Big Rocky Fork | 14-61-01 |
| Conley’s Ford | 14-61-02 |
| Jeffries Ford | 14-61-03 |
| Bridgeton | 14-61-04 |
| Nevins | 14-61-05 |
| Thorpe Ford | 14-61-07 |
| Coxville | 14-61-09 |
| Harry Evans | 14-61-10 |
| Zacke Cox | 14-61-11 |
| Phillips | 14-61-12 |
| Mecca | 14-61-13 |
| Sim Smith | 14-61-14 |
| Catlin | 14-61-15 |
| McCallister | 14-61-16 |
| Crooks | 14-61-17 |
| Neet | 14-61-18 |
| Billie Creek | 14-61-19 |
| Mansfield | 14-61-20 |
| Portland Mills | 14-61-21 |
| Beeson | 14-61-24 |
| Leatherwood Station | 14-61-25 |
| Melcher | 14-61-26 |
| West Union | 14-61-27 |
| Jackson | 14-61-28 |
| Mill Creek | 14-61-29 |
| Rush Creek | 14-61-31 |
| Marshall | 14-61-32 |
| Bowsher Ford | 14-61-33 |
| Cox Ford | 14-61-34 |
| Wilkins Mill | 14-61-35 |
| Narrows | 14-61-36 |
| Sanatorium | 14-61-38 |
The Covered Bridges of Indiana 