La Beaujoire bridge, Concrete bridge in Nantes, France

La Beaujoire bridge carries the N 844 ring road, here named boulevard Alexander-Fleming, across the Erdre about twenty metres upstream from the Jonelière bridge. Built in pre-stressed concrete between January 1975 and March 1977, it shows a flat concrete fascia beneath the roadway deck, with metal guardrails along both edges and thick vertical piers rising from the water.

Construction of the Pont de la Beaujoire began in January 1975 and was completed in March 1977. Built in pre-stressed concrete, it carries the N 844, here named boulevard Alexander-Fleming, over the Erdre as part of the Nantes ring road, about twenty metres upstream from the Pont de la Jonelière.

The bridge carries the name of the Beaujoire district on the Nantes ring road, where the N 844 crosses the Erdre as boulevard Alexander-Fleming. It stands about twenty metres upstream from the pont de la Jonelière, so the two crossings sit close together on this stretch of the river.

The bridge carries the N 844 ring road, named boulevard Alexander-Fleming on this stretch, across the Erdre about twenty metres upstream of the Jonelière bridge. It is a road structure with no separate cycle lanes or footways, so cross it by vehicle rather than on foot.

The bridge carries the N844 ring road on boulevard Alexander-Fleming, crossing the Erdre about twenty metres upstream of the pont de la Jonelière. Its prestressed concrete deck rests on thick vertical piers rising straight from the water, visible from the banks on either side.