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
	Liberty Bridge	1312	351	Road	1981 (Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) 2005 (Reconstructed and reopened)	Danube	Novi Sad
	Varadin Bridge	304		Road	1945 (Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) 2000 (Reconstructed and reopened)	Danube	Novi Sad
	Žeželj Bridge	474	219	Road/Railway	1961 (Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) 2018 (Reconstructed and reopened)	Danube	Novi Sad
	Beška Bridge	2205	210	Road	1975 (Partly destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia) (doubled in 2011) 2014 (Reconstructed and reopened)	Danube	Beška, Inđija
	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
	Old Sava Bridge	430	157	Road/Tram	1942	Sava	Belgrade
	Gazela Bridge	332	260	Road	1970	Sava	Belgrade
	Old Railroad Bridge	462	100	Railway	1884	Sava	Belgrade
	New Railroad Bridge	1928	254	Railway	1979	Sava	Belgrade
	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
	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
		297	192.5	Pedestrian	1993	Sava	Sremska Mitrovica
	Rača Bridge	380	150	Road/Railway	1934 2010 (Reconstructed and reopened)	Sava	Sremska Rača
	Most Ljubavi						Vrnjačka Banja
	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
	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)
					18th century (Submerged in 1977, now located on the bottom of )

See also[]

• List of bridges in Belgrade
• Transport in Serbia

References[]

• Cultural Monuments list (in Serbian)