Vahid Bridge
Isfahan, Iran
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Vahid Bridge is a cantilevered steel and concrete bridge spanning the Zayandeh River in Isfahan, Iran. Completed in 1976, it represents Pahlavi-era architectural style and stands as the westernmost of eleven bridges crossing the river in the city. The bridge employs a box girder design in its construction, serving as a key road crossing in Isfahan's urban infrastructure.
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- Type
- road bridge, box girder bridge, concrete bridge
- Materials
- concrete
- Place
- Isfahan, Iran
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