🌉 King Abdullah Bridge

Jordan · Asia · 31.80°N, 35.55°E

The King Abdullah Bridge is a destroyed bridge over the Jordan River in the northern Dead Sea region near the remains of Beit HaArava. It formerly connected the area of Jericho with Jordan and formed part of the main road between Jerusalem and Amman. The bridge is named afterAbdullah I of Jordan, the first king of Jordan.

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Quick facts

Country	Jordan
Continent / region	Asia
Coordinates (approx.)	31.80°N, 35.55°E · view on map

King Abdullah Bridge is located in Jordan, in Asia.

More bridges in Jordan

Daraa Border Crossing · Jisr el-Majami · Jordan River Crossing · Karameh Border Crossing · Wadi Araba Crossing.

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