Pont Ambroix was built in the first century BC and originally consisted of 11 arches.
It was never repaired.
A sketch of the bridge by Anne Rulman in 1620 shows four arches.
An 1839 lithograph and a painting by Gustave Courbet in 1857 show two arches.
The floods of 1933 reduced the bridge to its last arch that we see today.
Photo:Steve Shupe/Flickr
Pont Ambroix on the Vidourle as drawn by Ann Rulman 1620.
Pont Ambroix on the Vidourle, as printed by Thierry Freres in 1839.
Le Pont d’Ambrussum by Gustave Courbet, 1857.
