The suspended bridge of Parentignat

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Description

The suspended bridge was, in 1831, the first to allow cross the Allier River, replacing the boats of Parentignat, Orbeil and Les Pradeaux. It was then composed of a suspended span in wrought iron and of two arches. It presented then a length of 10m and a width of 6m. Since 1976, it is closed down and is replaced by a bridge more modern.

  • Themes:engineering structure, bridge

Categories

  • listed
  • 19th C

Prices

Free of charge.

Opening

All year round, daily.

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