What is the oldest bridge over the Seine in Paris?

So, how old is it?

Susan Jerrell, actually, neuf/neuve and nouveau/nouvelle both mean new.

Player Normski, I live and work in France and often go to Paris for work. It means "New Bridge". French, just like English is full of polysemy.

The Seine is so polluted that Olympians are getting sick after swimming in it. Swimming events may be canceled.

TricksterEngineer947, it was completed in 1607, so about 415 years old.

Player Normski, Neuf (New) and Neuf (nine) are spelled the same in French.

Player Normski, So why does Wikipedia say it means "New Bridge?"

ccc, actually it translates as Bridge Nine 😉

We passed under that bridge on a river cruise last year. Bonjour France!

WaldoLydeker, also the law in Spain and Portugal. it's so you are visible if you breakdown and stand near your car

Paris just ain't what it used to be. Witness the Gilets Jaunes protests in the news. And! I didn't know by law they have to be carried in vehicles. I wonder why. I can see everyone has to have auto insurance, but yellow jackets?