Jeodo Bridge, Road bridge in Masanhappo District, South Korea
Jeodo Bridge is a road bridge in Masanhappo that spans across water and connects Gubok-ri to a nearby island. The structure crosses the Masan harbor and provides a direct passage to local attractions and waterfront parks.
The bridge was constructed in 1990 and later became part of Changwon when Masan and Jinhae merged administratively. This merger reshaped the urban structure and made the crossing a key link in the expanded city.
The bridge takes its name from the island it connects to and serves as a meeting spot where residents and visitors gather to watch sunrises over the water. People come here to photograph the view and experience the shoreline atmosphere.
The crossing is accessible for both vehicles and pedestrians and leads to various local spots nearby. Visitors should arrive early in the morning to catch the best light for photographs, especially when weather is clear.
The bridge is lined with several types of trees and subtropical plants that create a green corridor across the water. Nearby filming locations tied to regional productions draw interest from fans of local media.
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