Des Rivières Bridge

The Des Rivières Bridge extends across 41.5 meters, featuring a wooden truss design that demonstrates traditional engineering methods of the early twentieth century.

This road bridge stands as an example of Quebec's transportation infrastructure development, representing construction techniques commonly used throughout the province's rural areas.

The structure holds classification as a heritage immovable under Quebec's Cultural Heritage Act, requiring specific authorization for any modifications or renovations.

Located at coordinates 45.15778, -73.05107, the bridge continues to serve local traffic while maintaining its original wooden structure and covered design.

The bridge incorporates triangular framework patterns throughout its construction, combining functional support requirements with traditional Quebec bridge-building methods.

Location: Notre-Dame-de-Stanbridge

Length: 41.5 m

Made from material: wood

Address: chemin Saint-Charles

GPS coordinates: 45.15778,-73.05107

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45