🌉 Bekutia Bridge

Bangladesh · Asia · 22.58°N, 90.03°E

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Bekutia Bridge
Bekutia Bridge is a road bridge in Bangladesh, constructed over the Kacha River in Pirojpur District. The bridge was constructed with assistance from the Government of China. The total construction cost was Tk 8.98 billion, of which Tk 6.54 billion was provided as a grant by the Chinese government. The remaining Tk 2.44 billion was funded by the Government of Bangladesh. Including a 429-meter viaduct, the bridge has a total length of 1,493 meters and a width of 10.25 meters. The main bridge is 998 meters long. This box girder type bridge stands on 10 piers and 9 spans. Of the 9 spans, 7 are 122 meters long and 2 are 72 meters long. Construction began in July 2018. The bridge was inaugurated by then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on 4 September 2022.

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CountryBangladesh
Continent / regionAsia
Coordinates (approx.)22.58°N, 90.03°E · view on map

Bekutia Bridge is located in Bangladesh, in Asia.

More bridges in Bangladesh

Bariura Old Bridge · Bhola Bridge · Birulia Bridge · Elliott Bridge, Sirajganj · Jamuna Bridge · Jamuna Railway Bridge · Jatrabari–Gulistan Flyover · Kalurghat Bridge · Khan Jahan Ali Bridge · Lalon Shah Bridge.

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