List of bridges in Serbia

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This is a list of the bridges in Serbia listed by their full length above water or land.

List of bridges

Picture Name Length (m) Span(m) Type of traffic Opened River Location
Liberty Bridge 1312 351 Road 1981
(Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia)
October 11, 2005
(Reconstructed and reopened)		 Danube Novi Sad
Varadin Bridge Road 1945
(Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia)
September 2000
(Reconstructed and reopened)		 Danube Novi Sad
Road–Railway Bridge Road/Railway 2000

(Previous bridge destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia)		 Danube Novi Sad
Beška Bridge 2205 210 Road 1975
(Partly destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia, reconstruction ongoing)		 Danube Beška, Inđija
Zemun-Borča Bridge 1507 172 Road/Bike path December 18, 2014 Danube Belgrade
Pančevo Bridge 1526.4 1134.7 Road/Railway November 7, 1946 Danube Belgrade
Kovin Bridge Road Danube Kovin, Smederevo
Branko's Bridge 450 261 Road/Bike path 1957
(doubled in 1979)		 Sava Belgrade
Old Sava Bridge 410 100 Road/Tram 1942 Sava Belgrade
Gazela Bridge 332 Road 1970 Sava Belgrade
Old Railroad Bridge 462 Railway 1884 Sava Belgrade
New Railroad Bridge 1928 254 Railway 1979 Sava Belgrade
Ada Bridge 929 376 Road/Tramway/Bike path 2012 Sava Belgrade
Ostružnica Road Bridge 1785 198 Road 1998
(Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia)
2006
(Reconstructed and reopened)		 Sava Belgrade
Ostružnica Railroad Bridge 658 Railway 1953
(Destroyed during 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia)
2006
(Reconstructed and reopened)		 Sava Belgrade
Obrenovac-Surčin Bridge 628 200 Road/Heating system 2011 Sava Obrenovac
Šabac Road Bridge 680 360 Road Sava Šabac
Šabac Railroad Bridge Railroad 1923 Sava Šabac
Sremska Mitrovica Road Bridge Road Sava Sremska Mitrovica
Bridge of St Irinej 192,5 Pedestrian 1994 Sava Sremska Mitrovica
Rača Bridge Road/Railway 28 June 1934 Sava Sremska Rača
Most Ljubavi Vrnjačka River Vrnjačka Banja
Dry Bridge 1962
Only bridge in the world that does not span any kind of physical obstacle.		 Begej river bed formerly Zrenjanin
White Bridge 12 2.5 1844 Vranje Vranje
Ljuboviđa Bridge Ljuboviđa Donja Orovica
Trajan's Bridge 1135 760 105
(For more than a thousand years, it was the longest constructed arch bridge in the world.)
270
(Destroyed)		 Danube Kladovo (Serbia),
Drobeta-Turnu Severin (Romania)
Uvac Bridge 18th century
(Submerged in 1977, now located on the bottom of Uvac lake)		 Sjenica (lake) Žvale

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