Øresund Bridge, Denmark: This bridge (Oresund Bridge) connecting Denmark to Sweden is a marvel of engineering. This bridge is 16 kilometers long. It was made under an agreement between the two countries. It is the longest bridge in Europe and connects the North Sea to the Baltic Sea. You will be surprised to know that the road of this bridge ‘disappears’ in the sea. You will be surprised to see the structure of this bridge.
Freightlink.co.uk reports that this bridge is known as Oresund Bridge or Oresund Link. It connects Denmark’s capital Copenhagen and Sweden’s city Malmo. Its structure is very amazing. This bridge is made of three parts – bridge, under sea tunnel and an artificial island. Name of this artificial island Peberholmen. The first eight kilometers of travel is done on the bridge.
Watch here- Oresund Bridge YouTube Video
This 16 kilometer long bridge has four lane road and two train tracks, which you can share on social media platform X. You can also see it in the video shared by a user named @lifesucksoff. This video is of one minute 6 seconds.
Öresund Bridge❤️#Sweden #Denmark pic.twitter.com/khS5va7UEQ
—Jatti (@lifesucksoff) April 18, 2023
Peberholmen Island serves as a connection between the two ends. it The bridge is 7.8 kilometers, the tunnel is 4.1 kilometers and the 500 meter wide island is spread over 4 kilometers. Some part of this bridge is underwater, so that ships can also pass through it. In the construction of this bridge a It cost billions of dollars, so it It is considered one of the largest infrastructure projects in Europe.
The bridge road ‘disappears’ here
From Peberholmen Island the road literally ‘disappears’ into the sea. From the aerial view you can see how strange it looks. For one second there is a bridge and the next moment there is no bridge. In fact, the road to the bridge meets an undersea tunnel. This tunnel reaches from Peberholmen Island to the man-made island of Kastrup, a suburb of Copenhagen.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: January 10, 2024, 21:33 IST
