El Ferdan Railway Bridge, Swing bridge in Egypt
The El Ferdan Railway Bridge spans the Suez Canal and connects the continents of Africa and Asia.
Commissioned on November 14, 2001, the bridge is an engineering marvel in the region.
It represents an essential transport link for the local economy and culture.
The bridge serves both as a railway and road bridge, enhancing connectivity.
As the longest swing bridge in the world, El Ferdan holds a special place in architecture.
Location: Ismailia
Inception: November 14, 2001
Official opening: November 14, 2001
Height: 60 m
Length: 640 m
Longest Span: 340 m
Material: steel
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