Le pont romain de Salernes - Salernes, France - Arch Bridges on Waymarking.com

FR

C'est ici que l'on trouve un ancien pont romain, très modeste qui a a traversé les âges depuis l'époque romaine et la voie qui passait là.
Sans doute, à l'époque romaine, la rivière était plus grosse que le simple fil d'eau, sans quoi les romains aurait créé un gué mais aujourd'hui, loin de tout, il semble être en train de mourir paisiblement.

EN

It is here that we find an ancient Roman bridge, very modest, which has crossed the ages since Roman times and the path that passed there.
Undoubtedly, in Roman times, the river was bigger than the simple stream, otherwise the Romans would have created a ford but today, far from everything, it seems to be dying peacefully.

Source : https://www.tourinprovence.fr/activite/patrimoines/3834-pont-romain.html

Length of bridge: 6 m Height of bridge: 3 m What type of traffic does this bridge support?: pedestrians What kind of gap does this bridge cross?: Perlourt river Date constructed: roman Is the bridge still in service for its original purpose?: Yes Name of road or trail the bridge services: Ancient Roman road Location: Salernes

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