First Iron Bridge In The Caribbean 1801 Old Iron Bridge Spanish Town Jamaica #shorts

Cast Iron Bridge
Historic Cast Iron Bridge
This bridge, which spans the Rio Cobre river at the eastern end of Spanish Town, can be seen from the bridge that is currently being used. The abutment of the bridge is constructed with cut stone while the bridge is cast iron. It is about 81ft long and 15ft wide.

This bridge, erected in 1801, at a cost of four thousand pounds is the oldest bridge of its kind in the Western Hemisphere.