Drežnik Viaduct

The Drežnik Viaduct spans 2,485 meters across the Kupa River, featuring two parallel structures with continuous superstructures and spans ranging from 35 to 70 meters.

Konstruktor Split led the construction of this major infrastructure project in 2000, collaborating with Viadukt and Hidroelektra from Zagreb as subcontractors to complete it in 2001.

The viaduct represents a milestone in Croatian engineering achievements, demonstrating the nation's commitment to developing modern transportation infrastructure connecting northern and southern regions.

The bridge carries two traffic lanes measuring 3.75 meters wide in each direction, with additional one-meter marginal strips facilitating the flow of vehicles.

This infrastructure stands as Croatia's longest viaduct, constructed in seven distinct segments measuring 225, 270, four spans of 408, and 358 meters respectively.

Inception: 2001

Official opening: 2001

GPS coordinates: 45.51032,15.52548

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:10