Bridges classified in Corsica

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20218 Morosaglia

The Ponte Leccia bridge, built in Morosaglia, Corsica, is a genoese bridge with donkeybacks from the 17th and 18th centuries, replacing a medieval structure. It crosses the Golo, the strategic axis of the island, and combines historical architecture and central role in Corsican communications.

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20126 Évisa

The Zaglia Bridge, built in the 18th century in Évisa, Corsica, is an emblematic Genoese bridge listed as a historical monument. It crossed the Tavulella stream in the Spelunca gorges, facilitating the movement of shepherds and inhabitants.

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20119 Bastelica

The Zippitoli Bridge, built in the 15th and 16th centuries in Bastelica, Corsica, is an old unserviced Genoese pedestrian bridge, 19 meters long, typical of the architecture of the time with its arch in the middle of the hanger and its donkey back.

Genoese bridge
20276 Asco

The Genoese bridge from Ascu to Asco, built in the 15th century in Corsica, is a medieval bridge on the back of a donkey listed as a historical monument, connecting the village with pastures of the Cinto massif by traditional tracks.

Genoese bridge
20251 Altiani

The Genoese bridge of Altiani, classified as a Historic Monument in 1977, spans the Tavignano in Upper Corsica. This medieval bridge, located in a preserved natural setting, bears witness to the Genoese architecture in Corsica.

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20140 Petreto-Bicchisano

Abra Bridge is a monument located in Petreto-Bicchisano, Corsica. Its history and construction period remain undetermined.

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20235 Castello-di-Rostino

The bridge of Ponte Nuovo, built in the 17th century in Castello-di-Rostino, Corsica, is an emblematic Genoese work spanning the Golo, famous for its historical role in the battle of 1769 and its recent restoration.

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20110 Arbellara

The bridge of Spina-Cavallu, built in the 13th and 15th centuries, is a genoese bridge in grey granite crossing the Rizzanese in Arbellara, Corsica. Its arch in the middle of the hanger peaks at 7,7 meters above the water.