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March 4, 2021
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The Pont Atlas (or Pont Atlas V) is a road bridge over the Meuse in the Belgian city of Liège near the Droixhe district. The first bridge on this site, known as pont de Coronmeuse, was put into use in 1930. The bridge was then part of the world exhibition, which was held in Liège. The bridge was largely destroyed at the beginning of the Second World War.
The new bridge was put into use in 1947 and spans the drainage canal, the Maas and the Liège-Maastricht Canal. The total length is 315 meters.
The new bridge was put into use in 1947 and spans the drainage canal, the Maas and the Liège-Maastricht Canal. The total length is 315 meters.
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Elevation 60 m
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