An intriguing bridge consisting of (you guessed it) 5 stones was probably built in 1833. Indeed, this date is engraved under one of the stones. The popular theory is that the riverbed and its banks have sunk somewhat over the past 200 years and that this bridge was more of a ford.

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Elevation 160 m

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Location: Saint-Pierre-Des-Nids, Mayenne, Pays de la Loire, France

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