During World War II, it was known as the Pol-e-Piroozi, or the bridge of victory. The bridge is at an elevation of 110 m and its arch measures 66 m in length. The bridge is one of the masterpieces of the Danish engineering firm Kampsax, serving the Trans-Iranian Railway network in Northern Iran.
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Wow!
fantastic shots Danial!
I wrote a paper about Iranian historical bridge which was acsepted for a congress in Semnan university last month,so I know this bridge well.
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Wow amazing shots, Thanks for sharing
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Beautiful photos of some incredible structures.
This looks unbelievable! Thanks for sharing these.
Both bridges are absolutely gorgeous and real feats of engineering. Are you studing structural engineering? I work in aerospace with some Iranian engineers who emigrated here in the '80's.
breathtaking shots. Wow.
Excellent images I'd like to going there because I like the risk, I'd like to walking on the edge of that bridge because it excite me.m10m
Awesome pictures, it is an amazing bridge, I visited Iran some years ago, despite all of the cultural/political issues, it is a magnificent country, amazing landscapes.
What is the name of the bridge in your second photo?
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