Oléron bridge

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The Oléron bridge is a major road bridge in western France that links the mainland to the island of Oléron, serving as a key transport route and one of the country’s longest sea bridges.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf box girder bridge
concrete bridge
road bridge
sea bridge
connects Bourcefranc-le-Chapus
Saint-Trojan-les-Bains
mainland France
Île d'Oléron
linked to: Île d’Oléron
constructionEndDate 1972
constructionStartDate 1966
country France
crosses Pertuis d'Antioche
designer Jean Muller
hasHeritageStatus none (not classified as historical monument as of 2024)
hasLanes 2
hasMaximumSpan about 58 m
hasPiersInWater yes
hasSidewalk no
isMajorTransportRouteFor local road traffic between island and mainland
tourism to Île d'Oléron
length 2.862 km
2862 m
locatedIn Charente-Maritime
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
locatedNear Marennes-Oléron basin
locatedOnCoastOf Atlantic Ocean
maintainedBy Charente-Maritime departmental council
linked to: Charente-Maritime
material prestressed concrete
numberOfSpans 45
opened 1972-03-19
openedToTraffic 1972
owner Department of Charente-Maritime
linked to: Charente-Maritime
partOf road network of Charente-Maritime
rankInFranceByLength one of the longest sea bridges in France
regionServed Atlantic coast of France
Île d'Oléron
linked to: Île d’Oléron
replaced ferry service between mainland and Île d'Oléron
roadCarried D26 road
tollStatus toll-free
trafficType motor vehicles

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Île d’Oléron connectedBy Oléron bridge