Johanneshovsbron, Road bridge in Södermalm, Sweden.
Johanneshovsbron is a road bridge in Stockholm that spans approximately 750 meters across central waterways and urban areas. It links Södermalm and Johanneshov while accommodating vehicle traffic, pedestrians, and cyclists.
The bridge was completed in 1984, marking a significant development in Stockholm's infrastructure expansion. It was built as part of efforts to improve urban connectivity in the growing city.
The bridge structure represents Swedish engineering principles of the 1980s, incorporating prestressed concrete with spans averaging 51 meters throughout its length.
The bridge carries vehicle traffic and has separate lanes for pedestrians and cyclists. It is accessible year-round and simplifies traveling between the two districts.
The structure passes above three other bridges below it: Skansbron, Skanstullsbron, and Fredriksdalsbron. This layered arrangement creates an unusual multi-level crossing pattern across Stockholm's waterways.
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