14th Ramadan Bridge

The 14th Ramadan Bridge spans 370 meters across the Tigris River with a height of 55.7 meters and a width of 29.5 meters.

The bridge construction occurred in 1979, marking a significant development in Baghdad's infrastructure during a period of urban expansion and modernization.

The bridge name commemorates a date in the Islamic calendar, reflecting the deep connection between infrastructure development and religious significance in Iraqi society.

The structure connects eastern and western Baghdad through multiple traffic lanes, enabling thousands of residents to cross the Tigris River daily.

This bridge incorporates engineering methods from the late 1970s, with specific design elements adapted to the alluvial deposits of the Tigris riverbed.

Location: Baghdad

Inception: 1979

Height: 55.7 m

Length: 370 m

Width: 29.5 m

GPS coordinates: 33.35940,44.35412

Latest update: April 13, 2025 13:27