Pont suspendu de Montjean-sur-Loire

The 496-meter long bridge spans across the Loire River with six suspended sections and features a main span of 90 meters.

Built in 1949, this reinforced concrete structure replaced an earlier bridge from 1938 to meet the growing transportation needs of the region.

The bridge stands as a central element of the Maine-et-Loire department's infrastructure, connecting communities on both sides of the Loire River.

The structure accommodates two lanes of vehicular traffic, including heavy vehicles, and maintains a separate pedestrian walkway for safe crossing.

The bridge construction combines reinforced concrete with steel wire cables, demonstrating mid-20th century engineering techniques in suspension bridge design.

Location: Mauges-sur-Loire

Inception: 1949

Length: 496 m

Longest Span: 90 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete

Address: 49570 Mauges-sur-Loire, France 49570 Mauges-sur-Loire

GPS coordinates: 47.39420,-0.85944

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:56