Jamuna Bridge Photography
Hello friends. How are you? Hope you are well. I am also fine. It's @Adnan334 , After many days, today I have appeared among you again with photography. Today I will share with you some photography of Jamuna Bridge. I hope you like it.The Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge, which connects Tangail in the eastern part of Bangladesh and Sirajganj district in the western part of Bangladesh, is also known as Bangabandhu Bridge. Inaugurated in June 1997, the bridge is the 6th largest in South Asia and the 11th largest in the world.
Although the foundation stone of the Jamuna Bridge was laid in 1994 with the help of the Japanese government, the construction work of the bridge was completed in 1997.
Although Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani was the first to demand the construction of a bridge over the river Jamuna, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina implemented it.
The construction of Bangabandhu Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge has resulted in socio-economic development of the country as well as extensive improvement in the transport of passengers and goods by road and rail.
The bridge spans the river Jamuna from Tangail to Sirajganj and is located on the Asian Highway and the Inter-Asian Railway.
The construction of the Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge has cost 962 million US dollars. The length of the bridge is 4.8km and the width is 18.5 m.
The bridge is built on 121 steel beams 80-85 meters long to deal with natural disasters. The bridge has 49 spans and 50 pillars.
There are 4 lane roads and 2 railway tracks for the movement of vehicles and trains over the Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge.
How to go The distance from Tangail city to Jamuna bridge is about 32 kilometers. Tangail can be reached by bus, train or own transport from Dhaka.
From Dhaka, Ekta, Sundarbans, Lalmoni, Silk City, Padma, Drutayan, Chitra, Dhumketu, Nilsagar, Sirajganj Express and Tangail commuter trains can be taken directly to the east bank of Jamuna Bridge.
You can also visit Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge by Joydebpur-Tangail-Jamalpur Highway by bus or own transport.
If you want to travel, you can visit this big Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge one day.
Thank you so much for looking at the photographs. I hope you like the photography of the Jamuna Multipurpose Bridge. Good luck to everyone. Stay home, stay safe.
19 comments
Nice photography
All these photos are really amazing. I doing better on photography day by day. Just keep it up.. I think you will do better in future... Best of luck..
Wow these all pics are so stunning. What a beautiful bridge you captured.
This is very beautiful..Jamunar soundorjo somporke amar dharona chilo kom karon ami tmn vabe kokhono jamuna vromoner udesshe jai nai
Donnobad apnar comment ar jonno... Jamuna nodi & bridge Amar basar pashey. 7tarikhe jamuna nodite nowka vromon a giyesilam, r tokhoni picture gulo uthaysi..
apnader e to moja...ar amra cumillar ase gumti nodi
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Amazing long bridge I never seen before
Thankyou for the information and for sharing your awesome photographs. π
thanks for this informative article... i always get ready 5 minutes earlier to see the river whenever i am in a journey on this road.....
Ami age kokkhno jamuna nodi and bridge dekhini..ajk dekhlam..thanks for sharing π
Woah that bridge is long our longest bridge here in Philippines is 2.1 km only great photo shots
Nice shots you're passionate enough in taking those pictures with different angles of the bridge π. Thanks for sharing its history to us. π
This is awsome photoshot ever.this monument so wonderful of nature . photoshot skill so good.
The engineers did a great job
Nice photos
Great information. This is a one of a kind bridge, I also notice its a very huge river out there. I'm glad you share this bro, even I have not gone to Bangladesh I got info from your article. Thank you. What is the name of the big river?
I think I'll be afraid crossing that bridge. It's so long and water is almost up the bridge.
Nice one