Moshir Bridge
Dalaki Rural District, Iran
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The Moshir Bridge spans the Dalaki Rural District in Iran as a striking stone arch structure blending Safavid and Qajar architectural traditions. Rising 11.4 meters, it is built of stone, brick, saruj (a traditional lime-based mortar), and plaster—materials characteristic of Persian bridge engineering across these dynasties. Recognized as an Iranian National Heritage site, the bridge exemplifies the enduring masonry techniques and aesthetic principles that shaped infrastructure in the region from the Safavid period through the Qajar era.
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- Type
- road bridge, cultural property, stone arch bridge
- Materials
- saruj, plaster, brick, stone
- Heritage
- Iranian National Heritage
- Height
- 11.4 m
- Place
- Dalaki Rural District, Iran
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