Long Ho Bridge, Concrete bridge in Cam Ranh, Vietnam.
Long Ho Bridge is a concrete structure that crosses Cam Ranh Bay and links different parts of the coastal city. The bridge carries multiple lanes of traffic to connect the main urban area with neighborhoods on the opposite side.
The bridge was built as part of Cam Ranh's infrastructure modernization following the transition of the bay from military to civilian use. It supported the city's development after the harbor area shifted its operational focus.
Local fishermen gather near the bridge during early morning hours to sell fresh catches directly from their boats to residents and restaurant owners.
The bridge welcomes both vehicles and pedestrians, providing straightforward passage between different city areas. It is generally easy to cross and widely used for moving between neighborhoods.
This structure offers views of both the naval operations at Cam Ranh Bay and the commercial vessels entering Ba Ngoi Port below.
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