Vaison-La-Romaine Roman Bridge

The Roman Bridge at Vaison-La-Romaine consists of a single arch with a span of 56 feet (17.2m) which is still in use.
It was built in the 1st century CE and crosses the river Ouveze connecting the old medieval upper town with the Roman and modern lower town.

Vaison-La-Romaine is a cathedral town located on the river Ouveze in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur Region of southeastern France.
It was the Roman town of Vasio Julia Vocontiorum, the capital of the Voconti Gallic tribe, in the Province of Gallia Narbonensis.
Vasio Vocontiorum developed below the old tribal Oppidum during the 1st century CE, with the construction of Villas, a Theatre, two Aqueducts, Baths and a Bridge.
The Roman town was one of the richest cities in the Province.

Photo and map: Roman Bridge at Vaison-La-Romaine