Neak Loeung Bridge, bridge in Cambodia
The Neak Loeung Bridge spans the Mekong River in Cambodia.
Opened in April 2015, it replaced ferry services and facilitated travel across the river.
It connects provinces, enhancing economic and social interactions in the region.
Considered a landmark of infrastructure development within the country.
One of the longest cable-stayed bridges in Southeast Asia.
Inception: 2015
Official opening: April 6, 2015
Length: 2,200 m
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