Martyrs Bridge, Road bridge in Baghdad, Iraq.
Martyrs Bridge is a road crossing that spans the Tigris River and connects different sections of Baghdad in the city center. The structure carries both vehicles and pedestrians across the river throughout the urban area.
The structure was originally built in 1937 as a transportation link across the Tigris River. Its name was later changed to commemorate important historical events and the people connected to them.
The bridge carries a name that honors those who gave their lives for Iraq, reflecting how local people see this crossing as a place of remembrance.
The bridge is accessible during day and night hours and functions as a main crossing point for vehicles and people in the city center. Visitors should be aware of local traffic conditions when using the structure on foot or by vehicle.
The structure has endured many challenges while remaining a working crossing that serves the city daily. Its resilience has made it a notable part of Baghdad's urban infrastructure.
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