Jubi Bridge
Isfahan County, Iran
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The Jubi Bridge, built in 1655 during the Safavid reign of Shah Abbas II, is an arch footbridge spanning the Zayanderud river in Isfahan, Iran. Constructed of saruj, brick, and stone in the Safavid architectural style, the bridge measures 147 meters in length and 4 meters in width, supported by 21 arches. Originally built to irrigate and connect the Shah's gardens on both sides of the river, it stands between the Khaju and Ferdowsi bridges as a recognized Iranian National Heritage property.
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- Type
- arch bridge, footbridge, cultural property
- Materials
- saruj, brick, stone
- Heritage
- Iranian National Heritage
- Place
- Isfahan County, Iran
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