Kediri Old Bridge

The Kediri Old Bridge extends 160 meters across the Brantas River, connecting different sections of the city with its 5.8-meter-wide deck surface.

The bridge construction dates to the period when Kediri transformed from a traditional Javanese settlement into a modern city under Dutch administration in the early 1900s.

The bridge structure represents engineering methods from the colonial period in Indonesia, reflecting the technical capabilities and architectural standards of that time.

The bridge accommodates both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, providing a direct route between residential areas and the commercial district of Kediri City.

From the bridge deck, visitors can observe traditional fishing boats navigating the Brantas River while local merchants conduct their daily business along the banks.

Location: Kediri City

Length: 160 m

Width: 5.8 m

GPS coordinates: -7.81377,112.00740

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:25