List of bridges in Serbia
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This is a list of the bridges in Serbia listed by their full length above water or land.
List of bridges[]
Picture | Name | Length (m) | Span(m) | Type of traffic | Opened | River | Location |
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Liberty Bridge | 1312 | 351 | Road | 1981 (Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) 2005 (Reconstructed and reopened) |
Danube | Novi Sad |
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Varadin Bridge | 304 | Road | 1945 (Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) 2000 (Reconstructed and reopened) |
Danube | Novi Sad | |
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Žeželj Bridge | 474 | 219 | Road/Railway | 1961 (Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) 2018 (Reconstructed and reopened) |
Danube | Novi Sad |
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Beška Bridge | 2205 | 210 | Road | 1975 (Partly destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) (doubled in 2011) 2014 (Reconstructed and reopened) |
Danube | Beška, Inđija |
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Zemun-Borča Bridge | 1507 | 172 | Road/Bike path | 2014 | Danube | Belgrade |
Pančevo Bridge | 1526.4 | 162 | Road/Railway | 1946 | Danube | Belgrade | |
Kovin Bridge | 1425 | Road | Danube | Kovin, Smederevo | |||
Branko's Bridge | 450 | 261 | Road/Bike path | 1956 (doubled in 1979) |
Sava | Belgrade | |
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Old Sava Bridge | 430 | 157 | Road/Tram | 1942 | Sava | Belgrade |
Gazela Bridge | 332 | 260 | Road | 1970 | Sava | Belgrade | |
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Old Railroad Bridge | 462 | 100 | Railway | 1884 | Sava | Belgrade |
New Railroad Bridge | 1928 | 254 | Railway | 1979 | Sava | Belgrade | |
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Ada Bridge | 996 | 376 | Road/Tramway/Bike path | 2012 | Sava | Belgrade |
1785 | 198 | Road | 1998 (Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) 2006 (Reconstructed and reopened) |
Sava | Belgrade | ||
658 | 100 | Railway | 1953 (Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) 2006 (Reconstructed and reopened) |
Sava | Belgrade | ||
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Obrenovac-Surčin Bridge | 628 | 141 | Road/Heating system | 2011 | Sava | Obrenovac |
680 | 100 | Road | Sava | Šabac | |||
682 | 182 | Railroad | 1923 | Sava | Šabac | ||
750 | 180 | Road | Sava | Sremska Mitrovica | |||
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297 | 192.5 | Pedestrian | 1993 | Sava | Sremska Mitrovica | |
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Rača Bridge | 380 | 150 | Road/Railway | 1934 2010 (Reconstructed and reopened) |
Sava | Sremska Rača |
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Most Ljubavi | Vrnjačka Banja | |||||
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Dry Bridge | 1962 One of only a handful of bridges worldwide that do not span any kind of physical obstacle. |
Begej river bed formerly | Zrenjanin | |||
White Bridge | 12 | 2.5 | 1844 | Vranje | |||
Donja Orovica | |||||||
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Trajan's Bridge | 1135 | 50 | 105 (For more than a thousand years, it was the longest constructed arch bridge in the world.) 270 (Destroyed) |
Danube | Kladovo (Serbia), Drobeta-Turnu Severin (Romania) | |
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18th century (Submerged in 1977, now located on the bottom of ) |
See also[]
References[]
- Cultural Monuments list (in Serbian)
Categories:
- Bridges in Serbia
- Lists of bridges by country
- Lists of buildings and structures in Serbia
- Serbia transport-related lists