It was built in the mid-19th century.
At that time the old royal roads were replaced by more modern and wider roads, where carriages could pass.
This stone bridge was built in the narrowest part of the valley due to the difficulties that even in the last century presented a work of passage.
In the same way, not only looking for the economy of spans but also of the volume of the work, it is the road which is totally subjected to the bridge and not the other way around, as we will see in the more modern ones, because the criteria until very recently, has been to economize on civil works although the layout of the road resisted (with difficult entrance curves and more or less steep slopes of access).
It has a strict 7-meter carriageway, without shoulders, and the N 323 passed through it until the construction of the prestressed bridge in 1980.
Stone Bridge
