Tardes viaduct

About

The viaduct of the Tardes is a rail viaduct that is now disused and crosses the Tardes, a tributary of the Cher, between Évaux-les-Bains and Budelière, two communes in the eastern part of the French department of Creuse, both bordering the Allier department. The viaduct is 250.50 m long and 91.33 m high, and consists of an iron crucifix apron supported by masonry batteries.