Drežnik Viaduct

The Drežnik Viaduct is a beam bridge that carries traffic across the Kupa River valley in the region between Karlovac and southern Croatia. The structure uses parallel concrete spans to form two separate roadways, allowing vehicles to move in opposite directions across the landscape.

The bridge was built at the start of the 2000s as a major infrastructure project linking northern and southern Croatia. The completion of this connection represented an important step in improving transport routes through the country.

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 viaduct carries traffic on two separate roadways with multiple lanes in each direction. The structure is easily accessible by vehicle and handles continuous daily traffic flows.

This structure holds the distinction of being Croatia's longest viaduct, built in separate segments to adapt to the varying terrain and river landscape. The different span lengths reflect how engineers customized each section to fit the natural conditions.

Inception: 2001

Official opening: 2001

GPS coordinates: 45.51032,15.52548

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:43