Raadsvergadering gemeenteraad Rotterdam / Rotterdam City Council Meeting by h e r m a n
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Built during the Great Depression. Once very common, covered bridges are now rare: only eight remain in the Outaouais region.This bridge replaced an earlier structure. The abutments were paneled in the mid-1960s. Repairs were carried out in 1983. It was also repainted and repaired in 2002. This bridge is named after Joseph Cousineau, a farmer who once lived near the bridge. Completely restored in April and May 2011. Closed for two days in September 2021 for minor restoration work under the structure. Closed to traffic, May 28, 2025. The structure was reopened at the beginning of August 2025.
Construction: 1932
Length: 30 meters (98 ft)
Waterway: Picanoc River
Status: In service
Location: Ch. du Ruisseau-des-Cerises
Clearance: 3.20 meters (10.5 ft)
Max.load: 8 tonnes
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Built during the Great Depression. Once very common, covered bridges are now rare: only eight remain in the Outaouais region.This bridge replaced an earlier structure. The abutments were paneled in the mid-1960s. Repairs were carried out in 1983. It was also repainted and repaired in 2002. This bridge is named after Joseph Cousineau, a farmer who once lived near the bridge. Completely restored in April and May 2011. Closed for two days in September 2021 for minor restoration work under the structure. Closed to traffic, May 28, 2025. The structure was reopened at the beginning of August 2025.
Construction: 1932
Length: 30 meters (98 ft)
Waterway: Picanoc River
Status: In service
Location: Ch. du Ruisseau-des-Cerises
Clearance: 3.20 meters (10.5 ft)
Max.load: 8 tonnes
