Ağın Bridge, Cable-stayed bridge in Turkey
The Ağın Bridge is a modern bridge spanning the Euphrates River.
This bridge connects the town of Ağın with the surrounding regions, enhancing communication and trade.
Bridges hold symbolic significance in Turkish culture, serving as connectors not just of places but also of communities.
Ağın Bridge facilitates the transport of goods and helps ease the movement of people within the area.
As a steel road bridge, it presents an engineering feat in a historically significant location.
Location: Ağın
Official opening: October 26, 2015
Material: steel
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