Maariv Bridge, Former bridge in central Tel Aviv, Israel
The Maariv Bridge stretched over Lincoln, Carlebach, and Yitzhak Sadeh streets with a height of 4.65 meters and width of 8 meters.
The bridge, constructed in July 1976, served as a critical overpass connecting Menachem Begin Street until its demolition in August 2015.
The structure received its name from the Maariv newspaper headquarters, which operated at the adjacent corner for several decades until 2012.
The demolition of the bridge made way for the construction of Tel Aviv Light Rail's first line, transforming the area's transportation infrastructure.
Transportation Minister Israel Katz initiated the controlled demolition at 6:23 AM, while spectators gathered behind barricades to witness the event.
Location: Tel Aviv
Inception: July 1976
Height: 4.65 m
Width: 8 m
GPS coordinates: 32.06607,34.78370
Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:58
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