Pont Saint-Michel - Chambord - Centre Val de Loire - France - Stone Bridges on Waymarking.com

[FR] Le Pont Saint Michel traverse le Cosson à l'est du bourg, juste devant le Château Royal de Chambord. Il aurait été construit sur une ancienne voie Gallo-romaine qui rejoignait la commune voisine de Blois. Sa belle structure de moellons calcaires et pierres de tailles en fait un solide et remarquable ouvrage.

Le pont en pierre est constitué de sept arches (5 grandes et 2 petites).

[EN] The Pont Saint Michel crosses the Cosson to the east of the village, just in front of the Château Royal de Chambord. It is said to have been built on an ancient Gallo-Roman road leading to the neighboring town of Blois. Its beautiful structure of limestone rubble and dressed stone makes it a solid and remarkable structure.

The stone bridge comprises seven arches (5 large and 2 small).

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Physical Location (city, county, etc.): Chambord Road, Highway, Street, etc.: Aucune information Water or other terrain spanned: Cosson Architect/Builder: Not listed Construction Date: Not listed

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