Pont Saint-Michel (19th‑century reconstruction)

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Pont Saint-Michel (19th‑century reconstruction) is a 19th-century stone bridge in central Paris that spans the Seine between the Île de la Cité and the Left Bank, linking the Saint-Michel and Cité areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge in Paris
road bridge
stone bridge
architect Paul Vaudrey
Paul-Martin Gallocher de Lagalisserie
connects Cité area
Left Bank
Saint-Michel area
Île de la Cité
constructionStart 1857
country France
crosses Seine
linked to: River Seine
era 19th century
hasCategory Bridges completed in 1860
Bridges over the River Seine in Paris
Monuments historiques of Paris
hasDesign masonry arch bridge
hasFrenchName Pont Saint-Michel
hasFunction urban road link between Île de la Cité and Left Bank
hasHeritageDesignation Monument historique (France)
hasNumberOfArches 3
hasTraffic bicycles
motor vehicles
pedestrians
heritageDesignationDate 2013
inaugurationDate 1860
length 62 m
locatedIn 1st arrondissement of Paris
5th arrondissement of Paris
6th arrondissement of Paris
France
Paris
central Paris
material stone
namedAfter Place Saint-Michel
linked to: Saint-Michel
near Notre-Dame de Paris
Palais de Justice de Paris
Sainte-Chapelle
partOf bridges over the Seine in Paris
replaces Pont Saint-Michel (17th‑century bridge)
width 30 m

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Paul-Martin Gallocher de Lagalisserie notableWork Pont Saint-Michel (19th‑century reconstruction)
Pont Saint-Michel (19th‑century reconstruction) replaces Pont Saint-Michel (17th‑century bridge)
linked to: Pont Saint-Michel (19th‑century reconstruction)