Bridge name | Location | Coordinates | Description | Image |
Aioi Bridge |
Hiroshima, Japan |
34.3964°N 132.4526°E / 34.3964; 132.4526 (Aioi Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge. Built in 1932, heavily damaged by atomic bombing in 1945, reconstructed 1983. |
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Alsen Bridge |
Berlin, Germany |
52.5235°N 13.3722°E / 52.5235; 13.3722 (Alsen Bridge) |
T-shaped bridge. Built in 1858; damaged by exposure to shipping, and torn down in 1890. |
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Andorra Bridge |
Madrid, Spain |
40.405114°N 3.722811°W / 40.405114; -3.722811 (Andorra Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge over Manzanares River. |
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Bergues Bridge (fr:Pont des Bergues) |
Geneva, Switzerland |
46.20593°N 6.147054°E / 46.20593; 6.147054 (Bergues Bridge (Pont des Bergues)) |
Pedestrian Y-bridge over the Rhône. |
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BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee building footbridge |
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States |
35.05223°N 85.31798°W / 35.05223; -85.31798 (BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee building footbridge) |
T-shaped footbridge |
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Bow River Pathway bridge |
Calgary, Canada |
51.048807°N 114.109497°W / 51.048807; -114.109497 (Bow River Pathway bridge) |
T-shaped footbridge |
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Bridge With 3 Branches (Le pont à 3 branches) |
Pont-de-Veyle, France |
46.266467°N 4.879134°E / 46.266467; 4.879134 (Bridge With 3 Branches) |
Pedestrian Y-bridge over the Veyle. |
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Bridge With Three Entrances (Ponte das Três Entradas) |
Oliveira do Hospital Municipality, Portugal |
40.306739°N 7.871198°W / 40.306739; -7.871198 (Bridge with Three Entrances) |
Vehicle and pedestrian Y-bridge. |
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Calatrava Bridge |
Petah Tikva, Israel |
32.091803°N 34.86641°E / 32.091803; 34.86641 (Caltrava Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge designed by Santiago Calatrava. |
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Camp Evergreen Girl Scouts Camp bridge |
Cowlitz County, Washington, United States |
46.211098°N 123.206755°W / 46.211098; -123.206755 (Bridge at Camp Evergreen Girl Scouts Camp) |
Pedestrian Y-bridge over Mill Creek. |
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Chincoteague Road |
Chincoteague, Virginia, United States |
37.937603°N 75.381620°W / 37.937603; -75.381620 (Chincoteague Road) |
Vehicle T-bridge. |
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Chu Y Bridge |
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam |
10.750946°N 106.683653°E / 10.750946; 106.683653 (Chu Y Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian Y-bridge built in 1937.[6] |
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Colin Glen Forest Park Tri-Bridge |
Dunmurry, Northern Ireland |
54.577218°N 6.034307°W / 54.577218; -6.034307 (Raehills Three-Way Footbridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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Eco-Viikki Three Way Bridge |
Helsinki, Finland |
60.226107°N 25.034079°E / 60.226107; 25.034079 (Eco-Viikki 3-way Bridge) |
Pedestrian Y-bridge. |
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Fogelsangh State Three Way Bridge |
Veenklooster, Netherlands |
53.263396°N 6.109713°E / 53.263396; 6.109713 (Fogelsangh State) |
Pedestrian Y-bridge. |
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Galena Y-Bridge |
Galena, Missouri, United States |
36.805393°N 93.460998°W / 36.805393; -93.460998 (Galena Y-Bridge) |
Y-shaped bridge historically used for vehicle traffic, now a footbridge. |
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Jasenovac Tri-Bridge |
Between Jasenovac, Sisak-Moslavina County, Slavonia and Uštica, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
45.267997°N 16.916949°E / 45.267997; 16.916949 (Jasenovac Tri-Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian Y-bridge originally built in 1973, destroyed in 1991, then re-built in 2005.[7] |
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Kang Ding Tri-Bridge |
Kang Ding Xian, Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, China |
30.05592°N 101.965254°E / 30.05592; 101.965254 (Kang Ding Tri-Bridge) |
Pedestrian Y-bridge. |
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Kaptai Lake Y-bridge |
Kaptai Upazila, Bangladesh |
22.655794°N 92.194897°E / 22.655794; 92.194897 |
Pedestrian Y-bridge over Kaptai Lake.[8] |
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Kikko Bridge |
Aoyamakogen Country Club, Mie Prefecture, Japan |
34.700234°N 136.401003°E / 34.700234; 136.401003 (Kikko Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge built in 1991.[6] |
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Krestovy Bridge |
Saint Petersburg, Russia |
59°42′55.61″N 30°23′24.93″E |
Built in 1779, the Krestovy Bridge is a pedestrian Y-bridge over Krestovy Canal in Alexander Park.[9] |
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Lune Millennium Bridge |
Lancaster, Lancashire, England |
54.052191°N 2.802525°W / 54.052191; -2.802525 (Lune Millennium Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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Louisa/Fort Gay Tri-Bridge |
Between Fort Gay, West Virginia and Louisa, Kentucky, United States |
38.11632°N 82.599821°W / 38.11632; -82.599821 (Louisa/Fort Gay Tri-Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge opened in 1906.[7] |
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Lowell T Bridge |
Lowell, Ohio, United States |
39.526465°N 81.50698°W / 39.526465; -81.50698 (Lowell T Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge over Muskingum River. |
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Malvina Footbridge |
Malvina, Mississippi, United States |
33.852288°N 90.919145°W / 33.852288; -90.919145 (Malvina Footbridge) |
Wooden vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge built in the late 1920s, and demolished in 1972.[10] |
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Mangakahia Twin Bridges |
Nukutawhiti, New Zealand |
35.623797°S 173.846626°E / -35.623797; 173.846626 (Mangakahia Twin Bridges) |
Vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge over Mangakahia River. |
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Margaret Bridge |
Budapest, Hungary |
47.514722°N 19.043611°E / 47.514722; 19.043611 (Margaret Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian Y-bridge. |
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Miyoshi Bridge |
Tokyo, Japan |
35°40′16.44″N 139°46′19.11″E |
Vehicle and pedestrian Y-bridge (1929) over a bend in the Tsukiji canal.[11] |
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Mukkam-Kadavu Bridge |
Mukkam, India |
11.3215°N 76.000282°E / 11.3215; 76.000282 (Mukkam-Kadavu Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian Y-bridge over Iruvanhji River, opened in 2016.[12] |
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nl:Noabers Badde, also called Mercedesbrug |
Veelerveen, Netherlands |
53.053361°N 7.127363°E / 53.053361; 7.127363 (Noabers Badde of Mercedesbrug) |
Pedestrian Y-bridge built in 1989 at the convergence of the Mussel, Diamonds, and During canals.[13] |
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Overseas Highway |
Pigeon Key, Florida, United States |
24.704289°N 81.155974°W / 24.704289; -81.155974 (Overseas Highway) |
Partially abandoned vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge. |
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Pierre Corneille Bridge |
Rouen, France |
49.435948°N 1.095497°E / 49.435948; 1.095497 (Pierre Corneille Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge over the Seine. |
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Raehills Three-Way Footbridge |
Lockerbie, Scotland |
55.227105°N 3.465388°W / 55.227105; -3.465388 (Raehills Three-Way Footbridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge built in the late 1800s.[14] |
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Sancha Zijin Bridge/Hama Bridge |
Xingtai, Hebei, China |
37.522016°N 114.485609°E / 37.522016; 114.485609 (Sancha Zijin Bridge/Hama Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian stone Y-bridge built in 1691.[15] |
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Sheikh Hasina Titas Bridge |
Charlohania, Bangladesh |
23°43′36.56″N 90°50′56.67″E |
Vehicle and pedestrian Y-bridge opened in 2018 over Titas River and Sadarghat-Ramchandrapur Ferry Path.[16] |
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Staniastate footbridge |
Staniastate, Oentsjerk, Netherlands |
53.257006°N 5.897111°E / 53.257006; 5.897111 (Staniastate footbridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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Stockingfield Bridge |
Glasgow, Scotland |
55°53′33.44″N 4°17′9.63″W |
Y-shaped footbridge over Forth and Clyde Canal, connecting Maryhill, Ruchill, and Gilshochill. Completed in 2022.[17] |
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Strömsborgsbron |
Gamla stan, Sweden |
59.327304°N 18.064282°E / 59.327304; 18.064282 (Strömsborgsbron) |
Vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge. |
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Thetford Footbridge |
Thetford, England |
52.413277°N 0.746904°E / 52.413277; 0.746904 (Thetford Footbridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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Three-Legged Bridge |
Milton Keynes, England |
52.047022°N 0.734279°W / 52.047022; -0.734279 (Three-Legged Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge |
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Three-Way Bridge |
Lyons Falls, New York, United States |
43.616879°N 75.357202°W / 43.616879; -75.357202 (Three-Way Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian wooden T-bridge opened in 1849, replaced with steel in 1916, and demolished in 1965.[18] |
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Tinmukhe Bridge |
Lumbini Province, Nepal |
27°56′05.3″N 83°26′22.8″E |
Y-shaped suspension bridge at junction of Gulmi, Palpa and Syangja districts.[19] |
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The Tridge (Brighton) |
Brighton, Michigan, United States |
42.530473°N 83.783022°W / 42.530473; -83.783022 (The Tridge (Brighton)) |
Y-shaped footbridge.[20] |
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The Tridge (Midland) |
Midland, Michigan, United States |
43.611052°N 84.248689°W / 43.611052; -84.248689 (The Tridge (Midland)) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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The Tridge (Ypsilanti) |
Ypsilanti, Michigan, United States |
42.24561°N 83.6116°W / 42.24561; -83.6116 (The Tridge (Ypsilanti)) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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Trangrav Bridge (Trangravsbroen) |
Copenhagen, Denmark |
55.677694°N 12.598943°E / 55.677694; 12.598943 (Trangrav Bridge) |
Pedestrian and cyclist Y-bridge over Christianshavn Canal and Trangraven. Two of the bridge spans may open for passing sailboats. When both spans open at the same time the bridge resembles a butterfly.[21] |
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Trinity Bridge (Crowland) |
Crowland, Lincolnshire, England |
52.6757°N 0.168281°W / 52.6757; -0.168281 (Trinity Bridge) |
Y-shaped stone footbridge. |
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Trinity Bridge (Greater Manchester) |
Greater Manchester, England |
53.482717°N 2.251098°W / 53.482717; -2.251098 (Caltrava Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge over River Irwell, designed by Santiago Calatrava. |
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Tripartite Bridge |
Saint Petersburg, Russia |
59°56′29.64″N 30°19′43.89″E |
Vehicle and pedestrian T-bridge over Moyka River and Griboyedov Canal. |
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Vijversburg Estate Tri-Bridge |
Tytsjerk, Netherlands |
53.217052°N 5.907743°E / 53.217052; 5.907743 (Vijversburg Estate Tri-Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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Vines Mansion Bridge |
Loganville, Georgia, United States |
33.862035°N 83.923614°W / 33.862035; -83.923614 (Vines Mansion Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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Ypsilon Bridge |
Drammen, Norway |
59.744396°N 10.195313°E / 59.744396; 10.195313 (Ypsilon Bridge) |
Y-shaped footbridge. |
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Zanesville Y-Bridge |
Zanesville, Ohio, United States |
39.940417°N 82.014306°W / 39.940417; -82.014306 (Zanesville Y-Bridge) |
Vehicle and pedestrian Y-bridge. |
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