List of multi-level bridges
This is a list of bi-level and multi-level bridges. All entries are bi-level unless otherwise stated.
Australia
- Pyrmont Bridge (pedestrian and monorail)
- Grafton Bridge
Austria
- Reichsbrücke, Vienna (road, subway, pedestrian)
Canada
- Dudley B. Menzies Bridge (pedestrian walkway and light railway)
- High Level Bridge (railway and road)
- Prince Edward Viaduct (road and rapid transit)
- Anthony Henday Drive bridge over North Saskatchewan River (southeast) (road and bicycle/pedestrian)
- Whirlpool Rapids Bridge (railway and road)
- Centre Street Bridge, Calgary (road and road)
China
- Qiantang River Bridge (road and railway)
- Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge (road and railway)
- Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge (road and railway)
- Chongqing Chaotianmen Bridge (road and rapid transit)
- Chongqing Dongshuimen Bridge (road and rapid transit)
- Chongqing Qianximen Bridge (road and rapid transit)
- Chongqing Caiyuanba Bridge (road and monorail)
- Shanghai Zhangpu Second Bridge (road and rapid transit)
Hong Kong
- Kap Shui Mun Bridge (road and rapid transit)
- Ma Wan Viaduct (road and rapid transit)
- Tsing Ma Bridge (road and rapid transit)
- Tsing Lai Bridge (rapid transit, two tracks on each of the two levels)
- Tsing Kwai Highway (road and four tracks of rapid transit)
- Cheong Wan Road (road and footbridge)
Luxembourg
- Adolphe Bridge (tram, road, pedestrian and bicycle traffic)
Malaysia
- Kota Bridge, Klang, Selangor
Poland
- Gdański Bridge, Warsaw (road and tramway)
Portugal
- Dom Luís I Bridge (two levels, tramway and road)
- 25 de Abril Bridge (road and railway)
- Ponte Eiffel (road and railway)
- Ponte de Valença (road and railway), in Valença, Portugal
Sweden
- Sankt Eriksbron (road and metro)
- Øresund Bridge (road and railway; partially located within Danish waters, connecting with the Danish island of Peberholm)
United Kingdom
- Craigavon Bridge (two levels of roadway)
- High Level Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead (railway and roadway)
- Tinsley Viaduct, Sheffield) (M1 motorway and local road)
- Britannia Bridge Menai Strait (road and railway)
United States
- San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Richmond–San Rafael Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Interstate 229 (Missouri) (two levels of roadways)
- I Street Bridge (roadway and railroad)
- Washington Avenue Bridge (pedestrian and roadway)
- George Washington Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Manhattan Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Queensboro Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Henry Hudson Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Tobin Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Fort Pitt Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Fort Duquesne Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Sherman Minton Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Steel Bridge (roadway and railway)
- Meridian Highway Bridge (two levels for pedestrians only)
- Marquam Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Ship Canal Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Fremont Bridge (Portland, Oregon) (two levels of roadways)
- Girard Point Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Brent Spence Bridge (two levels of roadways)
- Williamsburg Bridge (pedestrian and roadway)
- Whirlpool Rapids Bridge (railway and roadway)
- Portage Canal Lift Bridge (abandoned railway and roadway)
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See also
- List of road-rail bridges
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