10 longest bridge of india
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The document lists and describes 10 of the longest bridges in India. It provides details such as the bridge name, location, length, year completed, and type of traffic (road or rail). The longest is the Bandra-Worli Sea Link in Mumbai at 5,600 meters, completed in 2009 for road traffic. The second longest is the Mahatma Gandhi Setu in Patna at 5,575 meters, completed in 1982 for road traffic. The third longest is the Vikramshila Setu in Bhagalpur at 4,700 meters, completed in 2001 for road traffic.
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- 7. Rank: 7 (Kolia Bhomora Setu) (City: Tezpur) (State: Assam) Spanning over: Brahmaputra River, Length: 3,015 metres, Completed in the year: 1987, Traffic: Road It took six years to construct the bridge that connects Sonitpur on the north bank with Nagaon District on the south bank. The bridge has significantly helped in development of the North Eastern region of India.
- 8. Rank: 8 (Korthi-Kolhar Bridge) (City: Bijapur) (State: Karnataka) Spanning over: Krishna River, Length: 3,000 metres, Completed in the year: 2006, Traffic: Road The bridge, which is part of the NH - 218,connects Bijapur and Hubli. It is the longest bridge in South India for vehicular traffic.
- 9. Rank: 9 (Godavari Bridge) (City: Rajahmundry) (State: Andhra Pradesh) Spanning over: Godavari River, Length: 2,754 metres, Completed in the year: 1970, Traffic: Rail-cum-road Asia’s second largest rail-cum-road bridge, it links east and west Godavari districts. The bridge was mainly constructed for trains running between Chennai and Howrah . The bridge has a road deck over the single-track rail deck. It is also known as Kovvur-Rajahmundry Bridge. It is one among the three bridges running over Godavari in Rajahmundry. The other two include Old Godavari Bridge (also called as Havelock Bridge), which was decommissioned, and the newer Godavari Arch Bridge.
- 10. Rank: 10 (Old Godavari Bridge) (City: Rajahmundry) (State: Andhra Pradesh) Spanning over: Godavari River, Length: 2,754 metres, Completed in the year: 1900, Traffic: Rail Now decommissioned, Old Godavari Bridge was constructed to as part of network that would connect Howrah and Chennai by train. It is one of the oldest bridges in the country which took three years to complete and was opened for traffic in 1900. The Bridge was named after Sir Arthur Elibank Havelock, the then Governor of Madras. After decommissioning, the bridge is now used to host civic water supplies.