Golbardo Bridge

Golbardo Bridge

Puente de Golbardo
Coordinates43°20′26″N 4°09′13″W / 43.34056°N 4.15361°W / 43.34056; -4.15361
CrossesSaja River
LocaleReocín, Cantabria, Spain
Characteristics
DesignArch bridge
MaterialReinforced concrete
History
Built1902 - 1903
Location
Interactive map of Golbardo Bridge

The Golbardo Bridge (Spanish: Puente de Golbardo) is an arch bridge made of concrete, declared as a Bien de Interés Cultural, which rests above the Saja river and connects the localities of Barcenaciones and Golbardo, in the city of Reocín (Cantabria, Spain).[1]

History

Bridge works after the arch molding is finished.

Until that time, the natural access route to the village of Golbardo was through the area known as El Tucial, also belonging to the village of Golbardo.

Surroundings

Beneath the platform is a much later-built hydrometric scale that indicates the river's water level.

References

  1. ↑ Ministerio de Cultura. "Consulta a la base de datos de bienes inmuebles". Retrieved 2026-08-20.