Flat Bridge

The Flat Bridge extends across the Cobre River, featuring a solid stone construction that demonstrates traditional engineering methods of the eighteenth century.

Built in 1770, this bridge established a crucial connection between Kingston and the northern coastal regions, supporting trade routes during colonial times.

Many Jamaican families share stories about crossing this bridge, making it a central element in local oral traditions and community narratives.

Travelers can access the bridge via the A1 Highway, connecting Spanish Town to popular northern destinations like Ocho Rios and Dunn River.

Local residents pass along tales of unexplained events at the bridge, contributing to a collection of folklore that spans multiple generations.

Official opening: 1770

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 18.06125,-76.98444

Latest update: May 12, 2025 00:13