Ahrar Bridge

The Ahrar Bridge spans across the Tigris River, providing a vital connection between the eastern and western sections of Baghdad through multiple traffic lanes.

The bridge has remained a central crossing point in Baghdad throughout decades of regional transformations and continues to serve millions of residents.

The name Ahrar, meaning freedom in Arabic, represents the bridge's status as a connection point where citizens gather during social movements and celebrations.

Vehicles and pedestrians can access the bridge from both banks of the Tigris River, making it a central point for transportation across Baghdad.

The bridge structure combines modern engineering requirements with traditional Middle Eastern architectural elements in its support columns and railings.

Location: Baghdad

GPS coordinates: 33.33230,44.39563

Latest update: November 4, 2025 17:54