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The Joseph-Édouard Perrault Bridge in Warwick, Quebec, is a covered bridge built in 1908 and formerly known as the Pont Perrault-Charbonneau. It originally carried automobile traffic, serving as a road bridge until 1957. After the Municipality of Warwick acquired it in 1998, the bridge also received formal protection as a historical monument in 1999. A complete renovation in 2011 restored the structure, and it reopened on September 26 after an investment of $340,000, reflecting its continued importance as a preserved historic landmark in the community.
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