Mahatma Gandhi Setu over the Ganges

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Mahatma Gandhi Setu over the Ganges is a major road bridge in eastern India that spans the Ganges River, connecting the cities of Patna and Hajipur in Bihar.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf girder bridge
river bridge
road bridge
alsoKnownAs Gandhi Setu
bridgeType pre-stressed concrete cantilever bridge
carries NH 19
road traffic
cityNear Hajipur
Patna
connects Hajipur
Patna
connectsDistrict Patna district
Vaishali district
constructionStart 1972
country India
crosses Ganges River
linked to: Ganges
designedBy Gammon India
function road transport link between north and south Bihar
hasApproachRoadOn Hajipur side
Patna side
hasDeckType composite steel-concrete deck after rehabilitation
hasLanes two lanes in each direction
hasToll no toll for regular vehicles as of 2024
importance major arterial link between Patna and northern Bihar
jurisdiction Government of India
length about 3.57 miles
about 5.75 kilometres
locatedIn Bihar
eastern India
maintainedBy NHAI
National Highways Authority of India
material concrete
steel
namedAfter Mahatma Gandhi
notableFor being one of the longest river bridges in India at the time of its opening
opened 1982
openedBy Indira Gandhi
openedByOffice Prime Minister of India
partOf National Highway network of India
purpose to improve connectivity between Patna and north Bihar
regionServed Patna metropolitan region
linked to: Patna

north Bihar
river Ganges
roadType four-lane highway
state Bihar
underwent major rehabilitation and reconstruction in the 2010s and 2020s
waterway Ganges main channel at Patna

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Hajipur hasRiverCrossing Mahatma Gandhi Setu over the Ganges
Saran district hasNotableBridgeNearby Mahatma Gandhi Setu
linked to: Mahatma Gandhi Setu over the Ganges
Mahatma Gandhi Setu alsoKnownAs Gandhi Setu
linked to: Mahatma Gandhi Setu over the Ganges