Historical and architectural interest bridges

Name Khmer Distinction Length Type Carries
Crosses		 Opened Location Province Ref.
1Spean Toapស្ពានទ័ពNorthwest Royal Road150 m (490 ft)Masonry
28 corbelled arches, laterite
Old National Road 68
Stueng Chas
12th centuryChong Kal District
13°54′14.9″N 103°31′54.6″E / 13.904139°N 103.531833°E / 13.904139; 103.531833 (Spean Toap)		Oddar Meanchey[1]
[2]
[3]
2Spean Praptosស្ពានព្រះទិសSouth- east Royal Road86 m (282 ft)Masonry
21 corbelled arches, laterite
Old National Highway 6
Chi Kraeng River
12th centuryChi Kraeng District
13°07′35.7″N 104°20′21.3″E / 13.126583°N 104.339250°E / 13.126583; 104.339250 (Spean Praptos)		Siem Reap[S 1]
[4]
[5]
3Spean Memayស្ពានមេម៉ាយWest Royal Road
Angkor
World Heritage Site (1992)		79 m (259 ft)Masonry
29 arches, laterite
Siem Reap River (former path)
12th centurySiem Reap
13°26′43.6″N 103°45′40.0″E / 13.445444°N 103.761111°E / 13.445444; 103.761111 (Spean Memay)		Siem Reap[6]
[7]
[8]
4Spean Ta Ongស្ពានតាអុងEast Royal Road63 m (207 ft)Masonry
14 corbelled arches, laterite
Chi Kraeng River
12th centuryChi Kraeng District
13°25′18.9″N 104°24′24.1″E / 13.421917°N 104.406694°E / 13.421917; 104.406694 (Spean Ta Ong)		Siem Reap[9]
[10]
[11]
5Spean Khvavស្ពានខ្វាវ26 m (85 ft)Masonry
7 corbelled arches, laterite
East Royal Road
12th centuryChi Kraeng District
13°25′10.3″N 104°29′05.7″E / 13.419528°N 104.484917°E / 13.419528; 104.484917 (Spean Khvav)		Siem Reap[10]
[12]
[13]
6Spean Thmaស្ពានថ្មAngkor
World Heritage Site (1992)		Masonry
14 corbelled arches, sandstone

Siem Reap River (former path)
15th centurySiem Reap
13°26′45.8″N 103°52′46.1″E / 13.446056°N 103.879472°E / 13.446056; 103.879472 (Spean Thma)		Siem Reap[6]
[14]
[15]
[16]
7Kampong Cham Bamboo Bridgeស្ពានឫស្សីកោះប៉ែនDismantled and rebuilt each year1,000 m (3,300 ft)Trestle
Bamboo

Mekong
Kampong Cham
11°58′27.4″N 105°27′41.8″E / 11.974278°N 105.461611°E / 11.974278; 105.461611 (Kampong Cham Bamboo Bridge)		Kampong Cham[S 2]
[17]
[18]
8Diamond Gate Bridge
demolished in 2012		ស្ពានពេជ្រPhnom Penh stampedeSuspension
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
Road bridge
Bassac River
2010Phnom Penh–Koh Pich
11°33′21.7″N 104°56′22.1″E / 11.556028°N 104.939472°E / 11.556028; 104.939472 (Diamond Gate Bridge)		Phnom Penh[S 3]

Major bridges

This table presents a non-exhaustive list of the road and railway bridges with spans greater than 100 metres (328 ft) or total lengths longer than 500 metres (1,640 ft).

Name Khmer Span Length Type Carries
Crosses		 Opened Location Province Ref.
1Neak Loeung Bridgeស្ពានត្សឹបាសា330 m (1,080 ft)2,215 m (7,267 ft)Cable-stayed
Concrete deck and pylons
155+330+155

National Highway 1
Mekong
2015Neak Loeung
11°16′33.3″N 105°16′44.9″E / 11.275917°N 105.279139°E / 11.275917; 105.279139 (Neak Loeung Bridge)		Prey Veng
Kandal		[S 4]
[19]
[20]
[21]
2Koh Puos Bridgeស្ពានកោះពស់200 m (660 ft)900 m (3,000 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
110+200+110
Road bridge
Bay of Kompong Som
2011Sihanoukville–Koh Puos
10°37′34.5″N 103°29′24.3″E / 10.626250°N 103.490083°E / 10.626250; 103.490083 (Koh Puos Bridge)		Sihanoukville[22]
[23]
3Koh Norea Bridge
under construction		ស្ពានកោះនរា180 m (590 ft)483 m (1,585 ft)Extradosed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
108+180+108
Road bridge
Bassac River
Phnom Penh–Koh Pich
11°33′02.4″N 104°56′48.2″E / 11.550667°N 104.946722°E / 11.550667; 104.946722 (Koh Norea Bridge)		Phnom Penh[24]
4Prek Tamak Bridgeស្ពានព្រែកតាមាក់170 m (560 ft)(x3)1,060 m (3,480 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
95+3x170+95

National Highway 8
Mekong
2010Khsach Kandal District–Mukh Kampul District
11°45′05.9″N 105°00′15.1″E / 11.751639°N 105.004194°E / 11.751639; 105.004194 (Prek Tamak Bridge)		Kandal[Note 1]
[25]
[26]
5Chroy Changvar Bridge Iស្ពានជ្រោយចង្វារ I135 m (443 ft)711 m (2,333 ft)Box girder
Steel
65+135+65

Tonlé Sap
1966
1995		Phnom Penh
11°35′14.2″N 104°55′18.5″E / 11.587278°N 104.921806°E / 11.587278; 104.921806 (Chroy Changva Bridge I)		Phnom Penh[Note 2]
[S 5]
[27]
[28]
6Prek Kdam Bridge135 m (443 ft)(x3)981 m (3,219 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
75+3x135+75

National Highway 61
Tonlé Sap
2009Ponhea Lueu District
11°48′54.6″N 104°48′29.5″E / 11.815167°N 104.808194°E / 11.815167; 104.808194 (Prek Kdam Bridge)		Kandal[Note 3]
[25]
[29]
[30]
7Chroy Changvar Bridge IIស្ពានជ្រោយចង្វារ II135 m (443 ft)(x3)711 m (2,333 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete

Tonlé Sap
2014Phnom Penh
11°35′15.0″N 104°55′18.3″E / 11.587500°N 104.921750°E / 11.587500; 104.921750 (Chroy Changva Bridge II)		Phnom Penh[Note 4]
[27]
8Stung Treng Bridge135 m (443 ft)(x3)1,731 m (5,679 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
75+3x135+75

National Highway 64
Mekong
2015Stung Treng
13°31′38.2″N 105°56′06.8″E / 13.527278°N 105.935222°E / 13.527278; 105.935222 (Stung Treng Bridge)		Stung Treng[Note 5]
[31]
[32]
9Takhmao Bridgeស្ពានព្រែកសំរោង135 m (443 ft)855 m (2,805 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
75+135+75
Phnom Penh Second Ring Road
Bassac River
2015Ta Khmau Municipality–Phnom Penh
11°28′07.3″N 104°57′37.4″E / 11.468694°N 104.960389°E / 11.468694; 104.960389 (Takhmao Bridge)		Kandal
Phnom Penh		[Note 6]
[33]
[34]
10Third Ring Road Bassac River Bridge135 m (443 ft)625 m (2,051 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
75+135+75
Phnom Penh Third Ring Road
Bassac River
Kampong Svay–Anloung Chen Island
11°26′59.2″N 105°03′05.3″E / 11.449778°N 105.051472°E / 11.449778; 105.051472 (Third Ring Road Bassac River Bridge)		Kandal[35]
[36]
11Kizuna Bridgeស្ពានគីហ្សូណា120 m (390 ft)(x7)1,360 m (4,460 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
80+7x120+80

National Highway 7
Mekong
2001Kampong Cham
11°59′06.5″N 105°28′11.4″E / 11.985139°N 105.469833°E / 11.985139; 105.469833 (Kizuna Bridge)		Kampong Cham
Tboung Khmum		[S 6]
[37]
12Russey Keo Bridgeស្ពានឬស្សីកែវ120 m (390 ft)(x3)504 m (1,654 ft)Extradosed
Concrete box girder deck, 4 concrete pylons
72+3x120+72
Road bridge
Tonlé Sap
2023Phnom Penh
11°36′34.0″N 104°55′16.2″E / 11.609444°N 104.921167°E / 11.609444; 104.921167 (Russey Keo Bridge)		Phnom Penh[38]
[39]
13Monivong Bridgeស្ពានព្រះមុនីវង្ស118 m (387 ft)269 m (883 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
Twin bridges
75+118+75

National Highway 1
Bassac River
1960s
2009		Phnom Penh
11°31′52.2″N 104°55′58.9″E / 11.531167°N 104.933028°E / 11.531167; 104.933028 (Monivong Bridge)		Phnom Penh[40]
[41]
14Phnom Penh-Areyksat Bridge
planned		3,549 m (11,644 ft)Cable-stayed
Road bridge
Mekong
Tonlé Sap
2026Ariyaksat–Phnom Penh
11°34′33.6″N 104°56′41.7″E / 11.576000°N 104.944917°E / 11.576000; 104.944917 (Phnom Penh-Areyksat Bridge)		Kandal
Phnom Penh		[Note 7]
[42]
[43]
15Koh Kong Bridgeស្ពានកោះកុង1,900 m (6,200 ft)Beam
Prestressed concrete

National Highway 48
Kah Bpow River
2002Khemarak Phoumin
11°37′03.3″N 102°58′15.7″E / 11.617583°N 102.971028°E / 11.617583; 102.971028 (Koh Kong Bridge)		Koh Kong
16Kratié Bridge
under construction		ស្ពានក្រចេះ1,761 m (5,778 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
Road bridge
Mekong
2025Kratié
12°25′54.4″N 106°01′29.1″E / 12.431778°N 106.024750°E / 12.431778; 106.024750 (Kratié Bridge)		Kratié[44]
17Steung Trang-Krouch Chhmar Bridgeស្ពានស្ទឹងត្រង់-ក្រូចឆ្មារ1,131 m (3,711 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
Road bridge
Mekong
2021Steung Trang district–Krouch Chhmar District
12°16′08.2″N 105°33′11.0″E / 12.268944°N 105.553056°E / 12.268944; 105.553056 (Steung Trang-Krouch Chhmar Bridge)		Kampong Cham
Tboung Khmum		[Note 8]
[45]
[46]
18Sekong Bridgeស្ពានសេកុង1,057 m (3,468 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete

National Highway 7
Kong River
Stung Treng
13°32′15.8″N 105°59′24.4″E / 13.537722°N 105.990111°E / 13.537722; 105.990111 (Sekong Bridge)		Stung Treng[Note 9]
19Prek Pnov Bridgeស្ពានព្រែកព្នៅ996 m (3,268 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
Phnom Penh Third Ring Road
Tonlé Sap
2010Phnom Penh
11°39′29.0″N 104°52′05.7″E / 11.658056°N 104.868250°E / 11.658056; 104.868250 (Prek Pnov Bridge)		Phnom Penh[47]
20Bridge (National road 10)530 m (1,740 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
National road 10
[48]
[49]
21Koh Thom Bridgeស្ពានមិត្តភាពកម្ពុជាចិនកោះធំBox girder
Prestressed concrete

Bassac River
Kaoh Thum District
11°06′36.3″N 105°03′34.2″E / 11.110083°N 105.059500°E / 11.110083; 105.059500 (Koh Thom Bridge)		Kandal[Note 10]

See also

Notes and References

  • Notes
  1. ↑ Also called 3rd Cambodia–China Friendship Bridge.
  2. ↑ Also called Cambodian–Japanese Friendship Bridge, it was severely damaged during the civil war in 1972 and 1973 and remained closed until it reopened on February 1994.
  3. ↑ Also called 2nd Cambodia–China Friendship Bridge.
  4. ↑ Also called 5th Cambodia–China Friendship Bridge.
  5. ↑ Also called 6th Cambodia–China Friendship Bridge.
  6. ↑ Also called 4th Cambodia–China Friendship Bridge.
  7. ↑ Also called Cambodia-South Korea Friendship Bridge.
  8. ↑ Also called 8th Cambodia–China Friendship Bridge.
  9. ↑ Also called 1st Cambodia–China Friendship Bridge.
  10. ↑ Also called 7th Cambodia–China Friendship Bridge.
  • Nicolas Janberg. "International Database for Civil and Structural Engineering". Structurae.com.
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