New Railroad Bridge, Railway bridge in Serbia
The New Railroad Bridge is a cable-stayed railway bridge crossing the Sava river in Belgrade.
Constructed between 1975 and 1979, it was the first railway bridge built in Belgrade after World War II.
The bridge is an integral part of Belgrade's urban landscape and often featured in local media.
It serves as an important link in international rail traffic across Serbia.
Distinguished for its asymmetrical cable-stayed design, a rarity among similar structures.
Location: Belgrade
Official opening: 1979
Height: 57 m
Length: 1,928 m
Material: steel
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