Viaduc de Salles

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The viaduct de Salles or bridge de Salles, sometimes called Pont de Saint-Lieux, is a French masonry art work built in 1925. It consists of 4 22-metre parabolic arches, framed with 2 6-metre arches, a 2.97-metre wide concrete deck apron and 0.75-metre corbellations on each side. He's wearing bricks. It crossed the Agout, tributary of the Tarn, between the communes of Girossens and Saint-Lieux-lès-Lavaur, in the department of Tarn, in the Occitanie region.