Vidin–Calafat Bridge

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The Vidin–Calafat Bridge is a combined road and rail bridge over the Danube River that connects the Bulgarian town of Vidin with the Romanian city of Calafat, serving as a key cross-border link between the two countries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
cross-border infrastructure
road–rail bridge
alsoKnownAs Danube Bridge 2
New Europe Bridge
connects Calafat
Vidin
constructionStartDate 2007
country Bulgaria
Romania
crosses Danube River
linked to: Danube
crossesBorderBetween Bulgaria
Romania
designedFor cyclists
pedestrians
rail traffic
road traffic
fundedBy Bulgaria
European Union
Romania
hasComponent bicycle lane
pedestrian walkway
railway track
roadway
hasPiersInWater yes
hasToll yes
hasType extradosed bridge
length approximately 1971 m
locatedIn Calafat, Romania
linked to: Calafat

Vidin, Bulgaria
linked to: Vidin
locatedInTimeZone Eastern European Time
locatedOnRiverKilometer 796
openedBy Rosen Plevneliev
Traian Băsescu
openedToTraffic 2013
openingDate 2013-06-14
partOf Pan-European Corridor IV
railGauge standard gauge
railTracks single track
regionServed northwestern Bulgaria
southwestern Romania
replaces ferry connection between Vidin and Calafat
roadLanes 2
significance important transport corridor between Central Europe and the Balkans
key cross-border link between Bulgaria and Romania
trafficDirection right-hand traffic
width approximately 31 m

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Vidin hasTransportInfrastructure Vidin–Calafat Bridge
Romania and Bulgaria shareInfrastructure New Europe Bridge (Vidin–Calafat)
linked to: Vidin–Calafat Bridge
Vidin Province hasBorderCrossing Vidin–Calafat Bridge