Jones Bridge, Concrete bridge in Manila, Philippines
Jones Bridge spans across the Pasig River, connecting the districts of Binondo and Ermita through a neoclassical architectural design with decorated columns.
Built in 1921 to replace the Puente de España, the bridge suffered destruction during World War II and underwent reconstruction under the Philippine Rehabilitation Act.
The bridge features sculptures called Las Madres, created by German sculptor Otto Fischer Credo, representing democracy, justice, gratitude, and progress.
The structure experiences regular closures during the Black Nazarene procession each January 9th, requiring travelers to use alternative routes across the Pasig River.
The design draws inspiration from Paris' Pont Alexandre III, incorporating decorative elements such as statues of children playing with dolphins along its sides.
Location: Manila
Made from material: reinforced concrete
GPS coordinates: 14.59583,120.97731
Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:39
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