Tabriz Cable Bridge, Tabriz

Name: Tabriz Cable Bridge
Address: Tabriz, Iran

#49 among attractions in Tabriz

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Tabriz Cable Bridge, officially calls Ettehad-e-Melli, is a cable-stayed bridge flanked by 29 Bahman Metro Station at the eastern entrance of Tabriz, capital of East Azerbaijan province, Iran. It is the biggest cable-stayed bridge in Iran with a total length of 113 meters and width of 32 meters. ()

Local name: پل اتحاد ملیOpened: 2007 (18 years ago)Length: 371 ftWidth: 105 ftCoordinates: 38°1'51"N, 46°12'37"E

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Nearby attractions include: Arg of Tabriz, Shoghakat Church of Tabriz, Saint Mary Church of Tabriz, Saint Sarkis Church of Tabriz.

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