Saint Louis sandy street through time

Saint-Louis 2008–2017 5 photos of this spot

5 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Saint-Louis, spanning 2008–2017. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

A sandy street in Saint-Louis, Senegal, photographed in 2008. Saint-Louis was the former capital of French West Africa and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its colonial-era architecture.

Saint Louis sandy street 2008 A sandy street in Saint-Louis, Senegal, photographed in 2008. Saint-Louis was the former capital of French West Africa and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its colonial-era architecture.

Saint-Louis - Pont Faidherbe depuis le quai Roume 2013 The Faidherbe Bridge in Saint-Louis, Senegal, seen from Quai Roume in 2013. Completed in 1897, the metal bridge links the island city to the African mainland and is popularly, though disputedly, attributed to Gustave Eiffel's firm.

Saint-Louis - 07 Pont Faidherbe depuis le quai Roume 2013 The Faidherbe Bridge, a wrought-iron span across the Senegal River dating to the late nineteenth century, seen here from Quai Roume in Saint-Louis. Named for colonial governor Louis Faidherbe, it long served as the main link between the historic island city and the mainland.

Saint-Louis - 06 Pont Faidherbe et ancre marine 2013 An anchor stands near the Pont Faidherbe, the metal bridge completed in 1897 that links the island of Saint-Louis, Senegal, to the African mainland across the Senegal River.

Maison Rose Hotel in Saint-Louis 2017 The Maison Rose Hotel in Saint-Louis, Senegal, photographed in June 2017. Saint-Louis, a former colonial capital on the Senegal River, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its historic architecture.