Pont de la Baou - Cereste, Paca, France - Arch Bridges on Waymarking.com

FR

Oui, je sais les rommains n'étaient plus là au XVIIIe siècle mais c'est le nom que lui donne l'IGN et l'organisme qui gère les monuments historiques alors que sur place, on le nomme "Pont du la Baou" et que les archives indiquent bien que la décision de la construction de ce dernier date du 4 janvier 1740.
Le pont romain, il y en a bien eu un, a été détruit pour la construction de la route D4100. Il n'était pas protégé et a pu être détruit dans l'indifférence des monuments historiques.

EN

Yes, I know Romanians were no longer there in the eighteenth century but it is the name given to it by the IGN and the body that manages the historical monuments while on the spot, it is called "Pont du Baou" and that the archives indicate that the decision to build it dates from January 4, 1740.
The Roman bridge, there was one, was destroyed for the construction of the road D4100. It was not protected and could be destroyed in the indifference of historical monuments.

Length of bridge: 19 m Height of bridge: 4,5 m What type of traffic does this bridge support?: pedestrians, motor vehicles, railroad, bike, hikers, etc. What kind of gap does this bridge cross?: The bridge is on the river Encreme Date constructed: 1740 Is the bridge still in service for its original purpose?: Yes Name of road or trail the bridge services: Avenue du Dr Borty Location: 04280 Cereste

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