The medieval or Roman bridge, as the Jarandillanos usually call it, is 35 meters long, has a huge eye with a semicircular arch and a smaller arch on one side that serves as a spillway when the Jaranda Gorge goes down with a lot of water, It sits on the enormous granite masses that are in the riverbed and has a half-meter petril with masonry ashlars.

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Location: Jarandilla De La Vera, Jaraiz De La Vera, Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain

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