Subhash Bridge, Road bridge in Ahmedabad, India
Subhash Bridge crosses the Sabarmati River and connects the eastern and western parts of Ahmedabad. The structure carries multiple lanes of traffic and serves as a key passage through the city.
Built in 1973, the bridge was named after Indian independence leader Subhas Chandra Bose. After five decades of service, it underwent major repairs in 2019 to maintain its structural integrity and support the city's traffic.
The bridge location holds significance due to its proximity to Gandhi Ashram, situated just 1.5 kilometers away, where traditional Khadi products remain available.
The bridge links several residential areas and is accessible from various points across the city. Visitors can experience the river views while crossing on foot or by vehicle.
The structure sits strategically between a railway line on the western side and the river valley on the eastern side. This distinctive position creates a geographical marker that separates both sides of the city.
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