Two Stories Bridge, Road bridge in Baghdad, Iraq
Two Stories Bridge is a road bridge in Baghdad featuring two stacked levels for traffic in different directions. The lower and upper decks allow separated vehicle flow, creating additional capacity across the river.
The bridge was built in 1992 to address growing traffic challenges in the expanding city. The two-level design responded to increased demand for transportation capacity across Baghdad.
The bridge serves as a meeting point for residents during city celebrations, integrating itself into the social fabric of Baghdad.
Access to the bridge is available from multiple directions as it connects smoothly with surrounding roads. Vehicles can reach and use it from various points across the city without complicated detours.
The bridge incorporates a dual-level design that effectively manages vehicle and pedestrian movement across different sections of the city.
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