Vahid Bridge

Vahid Bridge (Persian: پل وحید‎ Pol-e-Vahid) is a cantilevered, steel and concrete bridge over the Zayandeh River in the city of Esfahan. It was completed in 1976[1] and is the westernmost of the eleven bridges over the Zayandeh in Esfahan.

Vahid Bridge over the Zayandeh River in Esfahan.

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See also
  • Bridges over the Zayandeh River

Notes
  1. "Vahid Bridge" Hexa Consulting Engineers


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