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Ponte di Ganda, Stone bridge in Morbegno, Italy.

The Ponte di Ganda spans across the Adda River with three arches, featuring a central arch higher than the two lateral ones.

Built in 1778 following designs by engineer Francesco Bernardino Ferrari, this bridge replaced an earlier structure destroyed by flooding in 1772.

The bridge name originates from the Ganda district, where local dialect refers to the rocky terrain of the surrounding area.

Since 2014, the bridge has been restricted to pedestrian and bicycle traffic, providing a direct connection between Morbegno and Civo communes.

The central arch was specifically designed to allow passage of vessels with full sails, according to an 1808 engineering report.

Location: Morbegno

GPS coordinates: 46.14605,9.57179

Latest update: March 3, 2025 14:59

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