Gen. Elżbieta Zawacka Bridge in Toruń, Road bridge across Vistula River in Toruń, Poland
The Gen. Elżbieta Zawacka Bridge is a road viaduct crossing the Vistula River with dedicated lanes for cars and pedestrians on both sides. Its tied arch steel structure carries traffic between the city's eastern and western areas without obstructing river navigation below.
Construction finished in 2013 and the bridge was named after General Elżbieta Zawacka, a World War II resistance fighter involved in intelligence work. Her legacy continued in educational and military training after the war.
The bridge stands as a memorial to General Zawacka's contributions, with information boards detailing her military service and educational achievements.
The bridge is open to traffic year-round and serves as part of National Road 91, connecting both sides of the city. Pedestrians have dedicated walkways to cross safely regardless of vehicle traffic.
The structure integrates with other transport elements including the Marek Sudak Overpass and the Tunnel under Daszyński Square, forming a comprehensive road network.
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