Crossing the Agrafiótis River in the mountainous Evrytania region, the Manolis Bridge is a stone structure built in 1659, during the later Byzantine era under Ottoman rule. Its single span rises from the water in the sturdy masonry tradition of the period, a reminder of how essential river crossings were to life and trade in these rugged highlands. Now a protected monument in the Municipality of Agrafon, the bridge still stands as a quiet testament to the region's historical infrastructure and the skill of its builders.
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