List of bridges in France

This list of bridges in France lists bridges of particular historical, scenic, architectural or engineering interest. Road and railway bridges, viaducts, aqueducts and footbridges are included.

Historical and architectural interest bridges

		Name	Distinction	Length	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	District	Ref.
	1	Pont Julien	Historic monument	118 m (387 ft)	Masonry 3 semi-circular arches	Via Domitia Former road bridge Calavon	3 BC	Apt–Bonnieux 43°51′45.3″N 5°18′23.4″E / 43.862583°N 5.306500°E / 43.862583; 5.306500 (Pont Julien)	Vaucluse	[M 1] [S 1]
	2	Pont du Gard	Height : 48.7 m (160 ft) Span : 24.4 m (80 ft) World Heritage Site Historic monument	275 m (902 ft)	Masonry 3 levels (6, 11 and 35 semi-circular arches), shelly limestone	Aqueduct of Nîmes Gardon	1st century	Vers-Pont-du-Gard 43°56′51.2″N 4°32′6.4″E / 43.947556°N 4.535111°E / 43.947556; 4.535111 (Pont du Gard)	Gard	[M 2] [S 2] [1]
	3	Pont Ambroix in ruins	Historic monument	100 m (330 ft)	Masonry 1 semi-circular arch (7 originally)	Via Domitia Vidourle	1st century	Gallargues-le-Montueux–Villetelle 43°43′2″N 4°9′6.9″E / 43.71722°N 4.151917°E / 43.71722; 4.151917 (Pont Ambroix)	Gard Hérault	[M 3] [S 3]
	4	Pont Flavien	Historic monument	25 m (82 ft)	Masonry 1 semi-circular arch, 2 access doors, limestone	Via Julia Augusta Touloubre	1st century	Saint-Chamas 43°32′28.8″N 5°2′34.8″E / 43.541333°N 5.043000°E / 43.541333; 5.043000 (Pont Flavien)	Bouches-du-Rhône	[M 4] [S 4]
	5	Roman Bridge (Vaison-la-Romaine)	Historic monument	17 m (56 ft)	Masonry 1 arch	Road bridge Ouvèze	1st century	Vaison-la-Romaine 44°14′20″N 5°4′28.7″E / 44.23889°N 5.074639°E / 44.23889; 5.074639 (Pont romain de Vaison-la-Romaine)	Vaucluse	[M 5] [S 5]
	6	Pont romain de Viviers [fr]	Historic monument	108 m (354 ft)	Masonry 11 arches (9 semi-circular, 2 segmental)	Escoutay	2nd century	Viviers 44°29′18.8″N 4°40′18.2″E / 44.488556°N 4.671722°E / 44.488556; 4.671722 (Pont romain de Viviers)	Ardèche	[M 6] [S 6]
	7	Pont du Diable, Hérault	Routes of Santiago de Compostela in France World Heritage Site Historic monument	65 m (213 ft)	Masonry 2 arches	Former road bridge Hérault (river)	1031	Aniane–Saint-Jean-de-Fos 43°42′27.4″N 3°33′26.3″E / 43.707611°N 3.557306°E / 43.707611; 3.557306 (Pont du Diable (Saint-Jean-de-Fos))	Hérault	[M 7] [S 7] [2]
	8	Pont Vieux (Albi) [fr]	Episcopal City of Albi World Heritage Site Historic monument	151 m (495 ft)	Masonry 9 arches	Road bridge Tarn (river)	11th century	Albi 43°55′52.1″N 2°8′40.6″E / 43.931139°N 2.144611°E / 43.931139; 2.144611 (Pont Vieux (Albi))	Tarn	[M 8] [S 8] [3]
	9	Pont du Diable (Chalencon) [fr]	Historic monument	50 m (160 ft)	Masonry 2 semi-circular arches	Footbridge Ance (river)	11th century	Saint-André-de-Chalencon–Tiranges 45°16′59.5″N 3°59′4.8″E / 45.283194°N 3.984667°E / 45.283194; 3.984667 (Pont du Diable (Chalencon))	Haute-Loire	[M 9] [S 9]
	10	Pont Saint-Bénézet	A chapel sits on the bridge World Heritage Site Historic monument	120 m (390 ft)	Masonry 4 arches remaining	Rhône	1185	Avignon 43°57′13.9″N 4°48′17.5″E / 43.953861°N 4.804861°E / 43.953861; 4.804861 (Pont Saint-Bénézet)	Vaucluse	[M 10] [S 10] [4]
	11	Pont Vieux de Béziers [fr]	Historic monument	241 m (791 ft)	Masonry 15 arches	Road bridge Orb (river)	12th century	Béziers 43°20′21.6″N 3°12′29.4″E / 43.339333°N 3.208167°E / 43.339333; 3.208167 (Pont Vieux de Béziers)	Hérault	[M 11] [S 11]
	12	Pont du Diable (Olargues) [fr]	Historic monument		Masonry 1 main semi-circular arch (7 originally)	Footbridge Jaur	12th century	Olargues 43°33′25.2″N 2°54′41.3″E / 43.557000°N 2.911472°E / 43.557000; 2.911472 (Pont du Diable (Olargues))	Hérault	[M 12] [S 12]
	13	Vieux Pont de Sospel [fr]	Bridge castle Historic monument	36 m (118 ft)	Masonry 2 arches	Footbridge Bévéra	13th century	Sospel 43°52′40.7″N 7°26′57.1″E / 43.877972°N 7.449194°E / 43.877972; 7.449194 (Vieux pont de Sospel)	Alpes-Maritimes	[M 13] [S 13]
	14	Pont de Rohan [fr]	One of the few remaining inhabited bridge Historic monument	67 m (220 ft)	Masonry	Footbridge Élorn	1336	Landerneau 48°27′0.5″N 4°14′57.3″W / 48.450139°N 4.249250°W / 48.450139; -4.249250 (Pont de Rohan)	Finistère	[M 14] [S 14] [5]
	15	Pont du Diable (Céret)	Span : 45 m (148 ft) Historic monument		Masonry 1 semi-circular arch	Former road bridge Tech (river)	1341	Céret 42°29′43.6″N 2°44′39.5″E / 42.495444°N 2.744306°E / 42.495444; 2.744306 (Pont du Diable (Céret))	Pyrénées-Orientales	[M 15] [S 15]
	16	Pont Valentré	Bridge castle Routes of Santiago de Compostela in France World Heritage Site Historic monument	138 m (453 ft)	Masonry 7 pointed arches, 3 bridge towers	Footbridge Lot (river)	1378	Cahors 44°26′42.2″N 1°25′54.1″E / 44.445056°N 1.431694°E / 44.445056; 1.431694 (Pont Valentré)	Lot	[M 16] [S 16] [2]
	17	Pont Grand (Tournon-sur-Rhône)	Span : 49.2 m (161 ft) Historic monument		Masonry 1 semi-circular arch	Road bridge Doux (river)	1379	Tournon-sur-Rhône–Saint-Jean-de-Muzols 45°4′0.1″N 4°46′51.8″E / 45.066694°N 4.781056°E / 45.066694; 4.781056 (Grand Pont (Ardèche))	Ardèche	[M 17] [S 17]
	18	Pont Vieux (Espalion) [fr]	Routes of Santiago de Compostela in France World Heritage Site Historic monument		Masonry 4 pointed arches, sandstone	Footbridge Lot (river)	14th century	Espalion 44°31′20.9″N 2°45′49.4″E / 44.522472°N 2.763722°E / 44.522472; 2.763722 (Pont-Vieux d'Espalion)	Aveyron	[M 18] [S 18]
	19	Nyons Bridge	Span : 40.5 m (133 ft) Historic monument		Masonry 1 segmental arch, limestone	Road bridge Aigues	1409	Nyons 44°21′35.7″N 5°8′38.8″E / 44.359917°N 5.144111°E / 44.359917; 5.144111 (Pont de Nyons)	Drôme	[M 19] [S 19]
	20	Pont Neuf	Oldest bridge over the Seine river in Paris Paris, Banks of the Seine World Heritage Site Historic monument	232 m (761 ft)	Masonry 12 arches (7+5)	Road bridge Seine	1607	1st–6th arrondissement of Paris 48°51′27.8″N 2°20′30.7″E / 48.857722°N 2.341861°E / 48.857722; 2.341861 (Pont Neuf)	Paris	[M 20] [S 20] [6]
	21	Pont Lesdiguières [fr]	Span : 45.6 m (150 ft) Historic monument		Masonry 1 arch	Former road bridge Drac (river)	1611	Le Pont-de-Claix–Claix 45°7′14.5″N 5°41′47.2″E / 45.120694°N 5.696444°E / 45.120694; 5.696444 (Pont Lesdiguières)	Isère	[M 21] [S 21]
	22	Pont de Lavaur [fr]	Span : 48.7 m (160 ft) Historic monument	116 m (381 ft)	Masonry 1 arch	Road bridge Agout	1791	Lavaur–Labastide-Saint-Georges 43°42′5.1″N 1°49′24.6″E / 43.701417°N 1.823500°E / 43.701417; 1.823500 (Pont de Lavaur)	Tarn	[M 22] [S 22]
	23	Gignac Bridge	Span : 48.4 m (159 ft) Historic monument	175 m (574 ft)	Masonry 3 arches (1 main pseudo-elliptical, 2 semi-circular)	Road bridge Hérault (river)	1810	Gignac 43°39′13.1″N 3°32′8.4″E / 43.653639°N 3.535667°E / 43.653639; 3.535667 (Pont de Gignac)	Hérault	[M 23] [S 23] [7]
	24	Pont de Vieille-Brioude collapsed in 1822	Span : 54.6 m (179 ft)	100 m (330 ft)	Masonry	Road bridge Allier (river)	1818	Vieille-Brioude 45°15′38.3″N 3°24′30.8″E / 45.260639°N 3.408556°E / 45.260639; 3.408556 (Pont de Vieille-Brioude)	Haute-Loire	[S 24]
	25	Pont de pierre (Bordeaux)	Historic monument	487 m (1,598 ft)	Masonry 17 segmental arches	Road bridge Bordeaux tramway Garonne	1822	Bordeaux 44°50′18.3″N 0°33′46.2″W / 44.838417°N 0.562833°W / 44.838417; -0.562833 (Pont de pierre (Bordeaux))	Gironde	[M 24] [S 25]
	26	Pont de Tournon-sur-Rhône destroyed in 1965	Conception by Marc Seguin Span : 85 m (279 ft) (x2)	170 m (560 ft)	Suspension Iron wire-cable, masonry pylons	Road bridge Rhône	1825	Tournon-sur-Rhône–Tain-l'Hermitage 45°4′9.6″N 4°50′1.5″E / 45.069333°N 4.833750°E / 45.069333; 4.833750 (Pont de Tournon-sur-Rhône)	Ardèche Drôme	[M 25] [8]
	27	Pont de la Caille [fr]	Highest bridge in the world when inaugurated Height : 147 m (482 ft) Span : 191 m (627 ft) Historic monument	191 m (627 ft)	Suspension Masonry pylons	Former road bridge Les Usses	1839	Cruseilles–Allonzier-la-Caille 46°0′43″N 6°6′42.4″E / 46.01194°N 6.111778°E / 46.01194; 6.111778 (Pont de la Caille)	Haute-Savoie	[M 26] [S 26] [9]
	28	Pont suspendu de Tonnay-Charente [fr]	Historic monument	635 m (2,083 ft)	Suspension Iron and wooden deck	Former road bridge Charente (river)	1842	Tonnay-Charente 45°56′24.5″N 0°53′9.5″W / 45.940139°N 0.885972°W / 45.940139; -0.885972 (Pont suspendu de Tonnay-Charente)	Charente-Maritime	[M 27] [S 27]
	29	Roquefavour Aqueduct	Height : 82.6 m (271 ft) Historic monument	393 m (1,289 ft)	Masonry 3 levels (12, 15 and 53 semi-circular arches)	Aqueduct Canal de Marseille Arc (Provence)	1847	Ventabren 43°31′0.4″N 5°18′46.8″E / 43.516778°N 5.313000°E / 43.516778; 5.313000 (Aqueduc de Roquefavour)	Bouches-du-Rhône	[M 28] [S 28]
	30	Viaduc de Saint-Chamas [fr]	Height : 31 m (102 ft) Historic monument	385 m (1,263 ft)	Masonry 49 cross semi-circular arches	Paris–Marseille railway Touloubre	1848	Saint-Chamas 43°32′33.4″N 5°2′58.9″E / 43.542611°N 5.049694°E / 43.542611; 5.049694 (Viaduc de Saint-Chamas)	Bouches-du-Rhône	[M 29] [S 29]
	31	Pont du Jardin des plantes de Grenoble	First bridge made of poured concrete Build by Louis Vicat		Arch Concrete	Footbridge	1855	Grenoble	Isère	[10]
	32	Orb Aqueduct	Canal du Midi World Heritage Site Historic monument	240 m (790 ft)	Masonry 7 elliptical arches	Navigable aqueduct Canal du Midi Orb (river)	1856	Béziers 43°20′4.8″N 3°12′46.3″E / 43.334667°N 3.212861°E / 43.334667; 3.212861 (Pont-canal de l'Orb)	Hérault	[M 30] [S 30] [11]
	33	Pont de Rochemaure [fr]	Conception by Marc Seguin Historic monument	304 m (997 ft)	Suspension Iron wire-cable, wooden deck, 3 masonry pylons	Former road bridge Rhône	1859	Rochemaure 44°34′58.1″N 4°42′39.4″E / 44.582806°N 4.710944°E / 44.582806; 4.710944 (Pont de Rochemaure)	Ardèche	[M 31] [S 31] [12]
	34	Viaduc de Busseau [fr]	Height : 56.5 m (185 ft) Historic monument	339 m (1,112 ft)	Truss Wrought iron deck and piers	Montluçon–Saint-Sulpice-Laurière railway Creuse (river)	1864	Ahun–Cressat 46°07′23.4″N 2°01′35.1″E / 46.123167°N 2.026417°E / 46.123167; 2.026417 (Viaduc de Busseau)	Creuse	[M 32] [S 32]
	35	Pont du Châtelet (Fouillouse) [fr]	Height : 108 m (354 ft) Span : 18 m (59 ft)	27 m (89 ft)	Masonry 1 segmental arch	Road bridge Ubaye	1882	Saint-Paul-sur-Ubaye 44°32′10.9″N 6°47′08.8″E / 44.536361°N 6.785778°E / 44.536361; 6.785778 (Pont du Châtelet (Fouillouse))	Alpes-de-Haute-Provence	[S 33]
	36	Viaduc de Lavaur [fr]	Conception by Paul Séjourné Span : 61.5 m (202 ft)	123 m (404 ft)	Masonry 1 main semi-circular arch	Montauban-Ville-Bourbon–La Crémade railway Agout	1884	Lavaur–Labastide-Saint-Georges 43°42′11.8″N 1°49′26.7″E / 43.703278°N 1.824083°E / 43.703278; 1.824083 (Viaduc de Lavaur)	Tarn	[S 34]
	37	Garabit viaduct	Highest viaduct in the world when inaugurated Construction by Gustave Eiffel Historic monument	565 m (1,854 ft)	Arch Wrought iron deck arch	Béziers–Neussargues railway Truyère	1888	Ruynes-en-Margeride–Val-d'Arcomie 44°58′31.3″N 3°10′37.8″E / 44.975361°N 3.177167°E / 44.975361; 3.177167 (Viaduc de Garabit)	Cantal	[M 33] [S 35] [13]
	38	Briare aqueduct	Longest navigable aqueduct in France Historic monument	662 m (2,172 ft)	Box girder Steel	Navigable aqueduct Canal latéral à la Loire Loire	1896	Briare–Saint-Firmin-sur-Loire 47°37′54.7″N 2°44′11.4″E / 47.631861°N 2.736500°E / 47.631861; 2.736500 (Pont-canal de Briare)	Loiret	[M 34] [S 36] [14]
	39	Oudan Canal Bridge	A rare example of a river-bridge, the river passes over the canal		Box girder Steel	Oudan (river) Canal de Roanne à Digoin	1897	Roanne 46°02′56.6″N 4°05′48.5″E / 46.049056°N 4.096806°E / 46.049056; 4.096806 (Oudan Canal Bridge)	Loire	[S 37]
	40	Rochefort-Martrou Transporter Bridge	Last transporter bridge in France Conception by Ferdinand Arnodin Historic monument	175 m (574 ft)	Suspension Steel Transporter bridge	Charente (river)	1900	Rochefort 45°54′58.1″N 0°57′39.0″W / 45.916139°N 0.960833°W / 45.916139; -0.960833 (Rochefort-Martrou Transporter Bridge)	Charente-Maritime	[M 35] [S 38] [15]
	41	Pont Alexandre III	Conception by Louis-Jean Résal Paris, Banks of the Seine World Heritage Site Historic monument	160 m (520 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch	Road bridge Seine	1900	1st–6th arrondissement of Paris 48°51′49.2″N 2°18′48.8″E / 48.863667°N 2.313556°E / 48.863667; 2.313556 (Pont Alexandre III)	Paris	[M 36] [S 39] [6]
	42	Pont des Catalans [fr]	Conception by Paul Séjourné	257 m (843 ft)	Masonry 5 elliptical arches	Road bridge Garonne	1908	Toulouse 43°36′11.7″N 1°25′40.6″E / 43.603250°N 1.427944°E / 43.603250; 1.427944 (Pont des Catalans)	Haute-Garonne	[S 40]
	43	Pont Séjourné [fr]	Conception by Paul Séjourné Historic monument	237 m (778 ft)	Masonry 2 levels (1 and 16 arches)	Ligne de Cerdagne Têt (river)	1908	Fontpédrouse 42°31′4″N 2°12′13.5″E / 42.51778°N 2.203750°E / 42.51778; 2.203750 (Pont Séjourné)	Pyrénées-Orientales	[M 37] [S 41]
	44	Fades viaduct	Highest railway bridge in France Height : 132.5 m (435 ft) Piers height : 92.3 m (303 ft) Historic monument	470 m (1,540 ft)	Truss Warren type, steel and laminated iron deck, granite hollow piers	Lapeyrouse–Volvic railway Sioule	1909	Les Ancizes-Comps–Sauret-Besserve 45°58′18.2″N 2°48′10″E / 45.971722°N 2.80278°E / 45.971722; 2.80278 (Viaduc des Fades)	Puy-de-Dôme	[M 38] [S 42] [16]
	45	Pont de Cassagne [fr]	Conception by Ferdinand Arnodin Historic monument	253 m (830 ft)	Suspension Metal girder deck and pylons, masonry piers Gisclard cable bridge	Ligne de Cerdagne Têt (river)	1909	Sauto–Planès 42°30′14.3″N 2°8′36.1″E / 42.503972°N 2.143361°E / 42.503972; 2.143361 (Pont de Cassagne)	Pyrénées-Orientales	[M 39] [S 43]
	46	Pont des Pierres [fr] destroyed in 1944	Span : 80 m (260 ft)		Masonry 1 segmental arch	Road bridge Bellegarde–Chézery tramway Valserine	1910	Confort–Montanges 46°9′55″N 5°48′40″E / 46.16528°N 5.81111°E / 46.16528; 5.81111	Ain	[S 44]
	47	Viaduc des Rochers Noirs [fr]	Conception by Ferdinand Arnodin Historic monument	170 m (560 ft)	Suspension Metal girder deck and pylons, masonry piers Gisclard cable bridge	Transcorrézien Luzège	1913	Lapleau–Soursac 45°16′6.2″N 2°10′56″E / 45.268389°N 2.18222°E / 45.268389; 2.18222 (Viaduc des Rochers Noirs)	Corrèze	[M 40] [S 45]
	48	Viaduc de la Roizonne [fr]	Conception by Paul Séjourné Span : 79 m (259 ft)	260 m (850 ft)	Masonry 1 main semi-circular arch	Chemin de fer de La Mure Roizonne	1928	Nantes-en-Ratier–Siévoz 44°54′51.7″N 5°49′43.4″E / 44.914361°N 5.828722°E / 44.914361; 5.828722 (Viaduc de la Roizonne)	Isère	[S 46]

Major road and railway bridges

This table presents the structures with spans greater than 100 meters (non-exhaustive list).

		Name	Span	Length	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	District	Ref.
	1	Pont de Normandie	856 m (2,808 ft)	2,142 m (7,028 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons 43+96+856+96+43	A29 autoroute European route E44 Seine	1995	Le Havre–Honfleur 49°25′56.1″N 0°16′26.3″E / 49.432250°N 0.273972°E / 49.432250; 0.273972 (Pont de Normandie)	Seine-Maritime Calvados	[Note 1] [S 48] [17] [18]
	2	Tancarville Bridge	608 m (1,995 ft)	1,400 m (4,600 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, concrete pylons 176+608+176	A131 autoroute European route E5 Route nationale 182 Seine	1959	Tancarville–Marais-Vernier 49°28′21.6″N 0°27′52.8″E / 49.472667°N 0.464667°E / 49.472667; 0.464667 (Pont de Tancarville)	Seine-Maritime Eure	[S 49] [19]
	3	Saint-Nazaire Bridge	404 m (1,325 ft)	3,356 m (11,010 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 158+404+158	Route départementale 213 Loire	1975	Saint-Nazaire–Saint-Brevin-les-Pins 47°17′6.3″N 2°10′13.8″W / 47.285083°N 2.170500°W / 47.285083; -2.170500 (Pont de Saint Nazaire)	Loire-Atlantique	[Note 2] [S 51] [21]
	4	Pont de l'Iroise	400 m (1,300 ft)	800 m (2,600 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons 47+51+102+400+102+51+47	Route nationale 165 European route E60 Élorn	1994	Plougastel-Daoulas–Le Relecq-Kerhuon 48°23′18.1″N 4°23′55.6″W / 48.388361°N 4.398778°W / 48.388361; -4.398778 (Pont de l’Iroise)	Finistère	[S 52] [22]
	5	Pont d'Aquitaine	394 m (1,293 ft)	1,766 m (5,794 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, concrete pylons 143+394+143	A630 autoroute European route E5 Bordeaux Ring Road Garonne	1967	Bordeaux 44°52′47.2″N 0°32′9.7″W / 44.879778°N 0.536028°W / 44.879778; -0.536028 (Pont d'Aquitaine)	Gironde	[S 53] [23]
	6	Millau Viaduct	342 m (1,122 ft)(x6)	2,460 m (8,070 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, 7 concrete pylons 204+6x342+204	A75 autoroute European route E11 Gorges du Tarn	2004	Millau–Creissels 44°4′48″N 3°1′20.6″E / 44.08000°N 3.022389°E / 44.08000; 3.022389 (Viaduc de Millau)	Aveyron	[S 54] [24]
	7	Pont de Brotonne	320 m (1,050 ft)	1,278 m (4,193 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons 70+143+320+143+58	Route départementale 490 Seine	1977	Caudebec-en-Caux 49°31′13.9″N 0°44′49.8″E / 49.520528°N 0.747167°E / 49.520528; 0.747167 (Pont de Brotonne)	Seine-Maritime	[S 55] [25]
	8	Chavanon Viaduct	300 m (980 ft)	360 m (1,180 ft)	Suspension Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons	A89 autoroute European route E70 Chavanon	2000	Merlines–Messeix 45°37′26.5″N 2°28′47.5″E / 45.624028°N 2.479861°E / 45.624028; 2.479861 (Viaduc du Chavanon)	Corrèze Puy-de-Dôme	[S 56] [26]
	9	Térénez bridge	285 m (935 ft)	515 m (1,690 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete curved deck, concrete pylons 34+81+285+81+34	Route nationale 791 Aulne	2011	Landévennec–Rosnoën 48°16′7.9″N 4°15′48.2″W / 48.268861°N 4.263389°W / 48.268861; -4.263389 (Pont de Térénez)	Finistère	[S 57] [27]
	10	Bras de la Plaine Bridge	281 m (922 ft)	305 m (1,001 ft)	Box girder Composite steel/concrete deck	Route départementale 26 Bras de la Plaine	2001	Saint-Pierre–Entre-Deux 21°16′35.5″S 55°27′56.7″E / 21.276528°S 55.465750°E / -21.276528; 55.465750 (Pont du Bras de la Plaine)	Réunion	[S 58] [28]
	11	Grand Canal du Havre Bridge [fr]	275 m (902 ft)	1,410 m (4,630 ft)	Beam bridge Steel V-shaped legs 107+275+107	A29 autoroute European route E44 Grand Canal du Havre	1994	Le Havre 49°27′54.8″N 0°16′27.6″E / 49.465222°N 0.274333°E / 49.465222; 0.274333 (Pont sur le Grand Canal du Havre)	Seine-Maritime	[S 59]
	12	Chateaubriand Bridge	260 m (850 ft)	424 m (1,391 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Route nationale 176 Rance (river)	1991	Plouër-sur-Rance–La Ville-ès-Nonais 48°32′14.6″N 1°58′17.3″W / 48.537389°N 1.971472°W / 48.537389; -1.971472 (Pont Châteaubriand)	Côtes-d'Armor Ille-et-Vilaine	[S 60] [29]
	13	Grande Ravine Viaduct [fr]	250 m (820 ft)	288 m (945 ft)	Box girder Composite steel/concrete deck	Route des Tamarins Grande Ravine	2009	Les Trois-Bassins 21°7′19.6″S 55°16′46.8″E / 21.122111°S 55.279667°E / -21.122111; 55.279667 (Viaduc de la Grande Ravine)	Réunion	[S 61]
	14	La Roche-Bernard Bridge [fr]	245 m (804 ft)	409 m (1,342 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, concrete pylons	Route départementale 765 Vilaine	1960	La Roche-Bernard–Marzan 47°31′28.6″N 2°18′18.4″W / 47.524611°N 2.305111°W / 47.524611; -2.305111 (Pont de la Roche-Bernard (1839)	Morbihan	[S 62]
	15	Oyapock River Bridge	245 m (804 ft)	378 m (1,240 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete deck, concrete pylons 66+245+66	Route nationale 2 (Guiana) Oyapock	2011	Saint-Georges–Oiapoque 3°52′51″N 51°48′9″W / 3.88083°N 51.80250°W / 3.88083; -51.80250 (Pont sur l'Oyapock)	French Guiana  Brazil	[S 63]
	16	Cheviré Bridge [fr]	242 m (794 ft)	1,563 m (5,128 ft)	Box girder Steel 69+242+69	Route nationale 844 European route E3 Nantes Ring Road Loire	1990	Nantes 47°11′34.5″N 1°36′49.2″W / 47.192917°N 1.613667°W / 47.192917; -1.613667 (Pont de Cheviré)	Loire-Atlantique	[S 64] [30]
	17	Ancenis Suspension Bridge [fr]	238 m (781 ft)	412 m (1,352 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, concrete pylons 80+238+80	Route nationale 763 Loire	1953	Ancenis–Liré 47°21′42.3″N 1°10′35.1″W / 47.361750°N 1.176417°W / 47.361750; -1.176417 (Pont suspendu d'Ancenis)	Loire-Atlantique Maine-et-Loire	[S 65] [31]
	18	Three Countries Bridge	229 m (751 ft)	250 m (820 ft)	Arch Steel through arch	Footbridge Rhine	2007	Huningue–Weil am Rhein 47°35′29.5″N 7°35′23.8″E / 47.591528°N 7.589944°E / 47.591528; 7.589944 (Passerelle des Trois Pays)	Haut-Rhin  Germany	[Note 3] [S 66]
	19	Viaur Viaduct	220 m (720 ft)	460 m (1,510 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch	Castelnaudary–Rodez Railway Viaur	1902	Tauriac-de-Naucelle–Tanus 44°7′25.6″N 2°19′51.1″E / 44.123778°N 2.330861°E / 44.123778; 2.330861 (Viaduc du Viaur)	Aveyron Tarn	[S 67]
	20	Martigues Viaduct [fr]	210 m (690 ft)	875 m (2,871 ft)	Box girder Steel V-shaped legs	A55 autoroute Caronte Canal	1972	Martigues 43°24′8.9″N 5°2′32.1″E / 43.402472°N 5.042250°E / 43.402472; 5.042250 (Viaduc de Martigues)	Bouches-du-Rhône	[S 68] [32]
	21	Pierre Pflimlin Bridge	205 m (673 ft)	957 m (3,140 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 121+205+139	Route nationale 353 Rhine	2002	Strasbourg–Offenburg 48°29′29.1″N 7°46′10.1″E / 48.491417°N 7.769472°E / 48.491417; 7.769472 (Pont Pierre-Pflimlin)	Bas-Rhin  Germany	[S 69]
	22	Morbihan Bridge [fr]	201 m (659 ft)	376 m (1,234 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Route nationale 165 European route E60 Vilaine	1995	La Roche-Bernard 47°31′53.8″N 2°18′1.7″W / 47.531611°N 2.300472°W / 47.531611; -2.300472 (Pont du Morbihan)	Morbihan	[S 70]
	23	Europe Bridge (Orléans) [fr]	201 m (659 ft)	470 m (1,540 ft)	Arch Steel through arch	Route nationale 152 Loire	2000	Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle–Saint-Pryvé-Saint-Mesmin 47°53′44.5″N 1°52′34.8″E / 47.895694°N 1.876333°E / 47.895694; 1.876333 (Pont de l'Europe (Orléans))	Loiret	[S 71]
	24	Cornouaille Bridge [fr]	200 m (660 ft)	610 m (2,000 ft)	Box girder Steel 110+200+110	Route départementale 44 Odet	1972	Bénodet 47°53′6.4″N 4°7′18.1″W / 47.885111°N 4.121694°W / 47.885111; -4.121694 (Pont de Cornouaille)	Finistère	[S 72] [33]
	25	Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert Bridge	200 m (660 ft)	270 m (890 ft)	Suspension Self-anchored, composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons	Route nationale 498 Loire	2008	Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert 45°31′2.3″N 4°14′56.3″E / 45.517306°N 4.248972°E / 45.517306; 4.248972 (Pont de Saint-Just-Saint-Rambert)	Loire	[S 73]

Notes and references

• Notes

1. ^ The Pont de Normandie held the record of the longest cable-stayed bridge in the world from 1995 to 1999, when the Tatara Bridge opened in Japan.^{[S 47]}
2. ^ The Saint-Nazaire Bridge, with its access viaducts, is the longest bridge of metropolitan France. The 404 metres (1,325 ft) main span was in 1975 the longest cable-stayed span in the world, until the opening of the Engineer Carlos Fernández Casado Bridge in 1983 in Spain.^{[20][S 50]}
3. ^ The tripoint border between France, Germany and Switzerland is situated about 100 metres (330 ft) south of the Three Countries Bridge, so the bridge is on the France–Germany border but doesn't cross exactly the France–Switzerland border.

• "POP : la plateforme ouverte du patrimoine". Pop.culture.gouv.fr - Ministry of Culture (in French). Mérimée database

1. ^ "Pont Julien".
2. ^ "Pont du Gard et aqueduc romain de Nîmes".
3. ^ "Via Domitia : Pont d'Ambrussum".
4. ^ "Pont Flavien".
5. ^ "Pont romain".
6. ^ "Pont romain franchissant l'Escoutay".
7. ^ "Pont sur l'Hérault, dit Pont du Diable (également sur commune de Saint-Jean-de-Fos)".
8. ^ "Vieux pont".
9. ^ "Vieux Pont dit Pont du Diable".
10. ^ "Chapelle et pont Saint-Bénézet".
11. ^ "Vieux pont sur l'Orb".
12. ^ "Pont du Diable".
13. ^ "Vieux pont et tour qui le surmonte".
14. ^ "Pont de Rohan et maisons".
15. ^ "Pont sur le Tech".
16. ^ "Pont Valentré".
17. ^ "Pont sur le Doux dit le Grand Pont (également sur commune de Tournon-sur-Rhône)".
18. ^ "Pont-Vieux".
19. ^ "Pont sur l'Eygues".
20. ^ "Pont-Neuf".
21. ^ "Vieux pont sur le Drac (également sur commune de Claix)".
22. ^ "Pont sur l'Agout".
23. ^ "Pont sur l'Hérault".
24. ^ "Pont dit Pont de Pierre".
25. ^ "Tournon Bridge".
26. ^ "Pont suspendu de la Caille (également sur commune d'Allonzier-la-Caille)".
27. ^ "Pont suspendu et anciens pavillons à péage".
28. ^ "Aqueduc de Roquefavour (également sur commune d'Aix-en-Provence)".
29. ^ "Viaduc".
30. ^ "Canal du Midi : pont-aqueduc".
31. ^ "Pont de Rochemaure sur le Rhône".
32. ^ "Viaduc de Busseau-sur-Creuse (également sur commune de Pionnat)".
33. ^ "Viaduc de Garabit (également sur commune de Ruynes-en-Margeride)".
34. ^ "Pont-canal sur la Loire (également sur commune de Saint-Firmin-sur-Loire)".
35. ^ "Pont transbordeur du Martrou".
36. ^ "Pont Alexandre III".
37. ^ "Viaduc Séjourné".
38. ^ "Viaduc des Fades".
39. ^ "Pont Gisclard et stèle commémorative".
40. ^ "Viaduc des Rochers Noirs (également sur commune de Soursac)".

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1. ^ "Julian Bridge".
2. ^ "Pont du Gard".
3. ^ "Ambrussum Bridge".
4. ^ "Flavian Bridge".
5. ^ "Roman Bridge at Vaison-la-Romaine".
6. ^ "Viviers Roman Bridge".
7. ^ "Devil's Bridge".
8. ^ "Pont-Vieux d'Albi".
9. ^ "Devil's Bridge".
10. ^ "Saint-Bénezet Bridge".
11. ^ "Pont Vieux".
12. ^ "Devil's Bridge".
13. ^ "Old Sospel Toll Bridge".
14. ^ "Rohan Bridge".
15. ^ "Pont du Diable de Céret".
16. ^ "Valentré Bridge".
17. ^ "Pont-Grand de Tournon".
18. ^ "Old Espalion Bridge".
19. ^ "Nyons Bridge".
20. ^ "Pont-Neuf".
21. ^ "Lesdiguières Bridge".
22. ^ "Pont Saint-Roch".
23. ^ "Gignac Bridge".
24. ^ "Vieille-Brioude Bridge".
25. ^ "Pont de Pierre".
26. ^ "Pont Charles-Albert".
27. ^ "Tonnay-Charente Bridge".
28. ^ "Roquefavour Aqueduct".
29. ^ "Saint-Chamas Viaduct".
30. ^ "Béziers Canal Bridge".
31. ^ "Rochemaure Bridge".
32. ^ "Busseau Viaduct".
33. ^ "Châtelet Bridge".
34. ^ "Lavaur Railroad Bridge".
35. ^ "Garabit Viaduct".
36. ^ "Briare Canal Bridge".
37. ^ "Oudan Canal Bridge".
38. ^ "Rochefort-Martrou Transporter Bridge".
39. ^ "Alexandre III Bridge".
40. ^ "Pont des Catalans".
41. ^ "Fontpédrouse Viaduct".
42. ^ "Viaduc des Fades".
43. ^ "Cassagne Bridge".
44. ^ "Pont des Pierres".
45. ^ "Viaduc des Rochers Noirs".
46. ^ "Roizonne Viaduct".
47. ^ "Tatara Bridge".
48. ^ "Normandy Bridge".
49. ^ "Tancarville Bridge".
50. ^ "Engineer Carlos Fernández Casado Bridge".
51. ^ "Saint-Nazaire Bridge".
52. ^ "Iroise Bridge".
53. ^ "Aquitaine Bridge".
54. ^ "Millau Viaduct".
55. ^ "Brotonne Bridge".
56. ^ "Chavanon Viaduct".
57. ^ "Térénez Bridge".
58. ^ "Pont du Bras de la Plaine".
59. ^ "Grand Canal Bridge at Le Havre".
60. ^ "Chateaubriand Bridge".
61. ^ "Viaduc de la Grande-Ravine".
62. ^ "La Roche-Bernard Suspension Bridge".
63. ^ "Oyapock River Bridge".
64. ^ "Cheviré Viaduct".
65. ^ "Pont suspendu d'Ancenis".
66. ^ "Three Countries Bridge".
67. ^ "Viaur Viaduct".
68. ^ "Martigues Viaduct".
69. ^ "Pierre-Pflimlin Bridge".
70. ^ "Morbihan Bridge".
71. ^ "Pont de l'Europe".
72. ^ "Cornouaille Bridge".
73. ^ "Great Loire River Bridge".

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External links

• "Liste des ouvrages". Art-et-histoire.com (in French).
• "Les ponts et leurs représentation en philatelie". Timbresponts.fr (in French).
• "Cable-Stayed Bridges of Europe... and Beyond (France)". Pwpeics.se. Archived from the original on 18 October 2017.
• "Suspension Bridges of France". bridgemeister.com.
• "Category: Bridges in France". highestbridges.com.

Further reading

• Prade, Marcel (1988). Les ponts monuments historiques (in French). Poitiers: Brissaud. p. 432. ISBN 2-902170-54-8.
• Prade, Marcel (1988). Ponts et viaducs au XIXe siècle (in French). Poitiers: Brissaud. p. 408. ISBN 2-902170-59-9.
• Prade, Marcel (1990). Ponts & Viaducs Remarquables d'Europe (in French). Poitiers: Brissaud. p. 351. ISBN 2-902170-65-3.
• de Dartein, Fernand. Études sur les ponts en pierre remarquables par leur décoration antérieurs au XIXe siècle (in French). Paris: Librairie polytechnique Béranger.
  • Volume 1 : Ponts français antérieurs au XVIIIe siècle. 1912.
  • Volume 2 : Ponts français du XVIIIe siècle. Centre de la France. 1912.
  • Volume 3 : Ponts français du XVIIIe siècle. Languedoc. 1908.
  • Volume 4 : Ponts français du XVIIIe siècle. Bourgogne. 1909.
• Mesqui, Jean (1986). Picard (ed.). Le pont en France avant le temps des ingénieurs (in French). Paris. p. 304. ISBN 2-7084-0322-2.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• Marrey, Bernard (1990). Picard (ed.). Les ponts modernes – XVIII - XIXe siècles (in French). Paris. p. 319. ISBN 2-7084-0401-6.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• Marrey, Bernard (1995). Picard (ed.). Les ponts modernes – XXe siècle (in French). Paris. p. 279. ISBN 2-7084-0484-9.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• Bosman, Françoise; Mille, Martine; Piernas, Gersende (2010). Somogy (ed.). Ponts d'ici et d'ailleurs. L'art du vide. Trois siècles de génie français XVIIIe-XXe (in French). Paris. p. 424. ISBN 978-2-7572-0357-6.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• Montens, Serge (2009). Christine Bonneton (ed.). Les 500 plus beaux ponts de France (in French). Paris. p. 287. ISBN 978-2-86253-453-4.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• Leonhardt, Fritz (1982). The architectural Press (ed.). Brücken - Bridges (in German). Londres. p. 308. ISBN 0-85139-764-6.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• Smith Whitney, Charles (1983). Greenwich House (ed.). Bridges. Their art, science & evolution. New York. p. 360. ISBN 0-517-402440.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
• Troyano, Leonardo Fernández (2003). Bridge Engineering. A Global Perspective. London: Thomas Telford Publishing. ISBN 0-7277-3215-3.