Tournelle Bridge

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Tournelle Bridge is a historic Parisian bridge over the Seine, known for its views of Notre-Dame Cathedral and its distinctive statue of Saint Geneviève.

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Tournelle Bridge canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arch bridge
bridge
stone bridge
carries bicycles
motor vehicles
pedestrians
connects Left Bank of the Seine
Île Saint-Louis
constructionStartDate 1924
country France
crosses River Seine
Seine
linked to: River Seine
dedicatedTo Saint Geneviève
linked to: Saint Genevieve
designer Pierre and Louis Guidetti
hasArchitecturalStyle 20th-century stone arch bridge
hasCulturalSignificance historic Parisian bridge
hasFrenchName Pont de la Tournelle
hasLength approximately 120 metres
hasNumberOfArches 3
hasStatue statue of Saint Geneviève
hasTraffic one-way traffic
hasViewOf Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
Notre-Dame Cathedral
hasWidth approximately 23 metres
heritageStatus historic structure in Paris
isInCity Paris
isInContinent Europe
knownFor distinctive statue of Saint Geneviève
views of Notre-Dame Cathedral
languageOfName French
locatedIn 4th arrondissement of Paris
5th arrondissement of Paris
France
Paris
maintainedBy City of Paris
linked to: Ville de Paris
material stone
namedAfter Tour de la Tournelle
near Quai de la Tournelle
Île de la Cité
opened 1928
partOf bridges of Paris
replaced earlier wooden bridges
previous Tournelle Bridge
riverBankConnection Rive Droite
Rive Gauche
linked to: Rive gauche
usedFor tourist sightseeing
urban road transport

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Pont de la Tournelle translationOfName Tournelle Bridge