Puente Nuevo

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Puente Nuevo is an iconic 18th-century stone bridge in Ronda, Spain, dramatically spanning the deep El Tajo gorge and symbolizing the city.

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Puente Nuevo canonical 12

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
stone arch bridge
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs New Bridge
architect José Martín de Aldehuela
autonomousCommunity Andalusia
carries road traffic
completionYear 1793
connects new town of Ronda
old town of Ronda
constructionEnd 1793
constructionPeriod 18th century
constructionStart 1759
continent Europe
country Spain
crosses El Tajo gorge
Guadalevín River
function road bridge
hasViewOf El Tajo gorge
Guadalevín River
Ronda
height approximately 98 meters
heightAboveGorgeFloor approximately 98 meters
heritageStatus symbol of Ronda
languageOfName Spanish
locatedIn Andalusia
Province of Málaga
location Ronda
mainArchSpan approximately 30 meters
material stone
municipality Ronda
nameMeaning New Bridge in English
notableFeature central chamber above main arch
dramatic span over deep gorge
numberOfArches 3
opened late 18th century
partOf historic center of Ronda
precededBy earlier bridge that collapsed in 18th century
province Málaga
region southern Spain
significance engineering landmark of 18th-century Spain
style Neoclassical
tourism major tourist attraction in Ronda
usedFor viewpoint over El Tajo gorge

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Ronda hasPart Puente Nuevo
Guadalevín River crossedBy Puente Nuevo
Puente Árabe isOlderThan Puente Nuevo
Plaza de Toros de Ronda locatedNear Puente Nuevo
La Ciudad (old town) hasLandmark Puente Nuevo
Mercadillo (new town) connectedBy Puente Nuevo
Alameda del Tajo adjacentTo Puente Nuevo
Puente Viejo hasNearbyLandmark Puente Nuevo
Casa del Rey Moro hasViewOf Puente Nuevo
El Tajo gorge crossedBy Puente Nuevo
El Tajo gorge hasBridgeAbove Puente Nuevo