Pont de Joinville, Concrete bridge in Joinville-le-Pont, France.
Pont de Joinville is a concrete bridge spanning the Marne River that links different parts of the suburban community southeast of Paris. The structure was recognized for its architectural importance and included in France's cultural heritage inventory.
The bridge was built to meet the growing transportation needs of the community as it developed after being renamed in 1831. Its concrete construction reflects engineering practices that became common in the 20th century.
The structure received recognition through its inclusion in the general inventory of French cultural heritage, marking its architectural value to the region.
The bridge is accessible to both vehicles and pedestrians crossing the river for daily transportation needs. Usage is possible throughout the year, though water levels may vary seasonally and during heavy weather.
The concrete construction of Pont de Joinville demonstrates engineering methods that have maintained structural stability throughout years of continuous use.
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