Arrábida Bridge

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Arrábida Bridge is a prominent concrete arch bridge spanning the Douro River in Porto, Portugal, known for its impressive engineering and role in the city’s transport network.

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instanceOf arch bridge
bridge in Portugal
concrete bridge
road bridge
architecturalStyle modernist engineering
carries motor road traffic
vehicles
cityServed Porto
Vila Nova de Gaia
connects Porto
Vila Nova de Gaia
constructionEndDate 1963
constructionStartDate 1957
country Portugal
crosses Douro River
design deck arch bridge
designer Edgar Cardoso
hasNearbyBridge Dom Luís I Bridge
Ponte da Arrábida railway bridge (future/adjacent rail projects context)
hasTouristActivity guided arch-walk tours
heightAboveWater 70 m
heritageDesignationYear 2013
heritageStatus National Monument of Portugal
locatedIn Iberian Peninsula
Norte Region
Porto
mainSpanLength 270 m
maintainedBy Infraestruturas de Portugal
material reinforced concrete
namedAfter Arrábida area of Porto
notableFor innovative structural engineering
large reinforced-concrete arch
role in connecting Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia
numberOfLanes 6
numberOfSpans 1
openingDate 1963-06-22
owner Portuguese state
partOf Porto road network
metropolitan transport infrastructure of Porto
recordHeld world’s longest concrete arch span at time of completion
riverBankOnOneSide Massarelos parish
riverBankOnOtherSide Lordelo do Ouro area
totalLength 493 m
width 26.5 m

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Porto hasMajorBridge Arrábida Bridge
Porto north bank connectedBy Arrábida Bridge
Edgar Cardoso notableWork Arrábida Bridge
Edgar Cardoso designed Arrábida Bridge