The Pruniers Bridge, also called the Petit Anjou Bridge, is an engineering structure originally built for railways, spanning the Maine River at Bouchemaine, downstream from the city of Angers in Maine-et-Loire, France.
The bridge was constructed in 1908 to enable the creation of the secondary narrow-gauge railway line of the departmental network known as Petit Anjou, between Angers and Candé.
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