Related to Sanandaj city (located in Kurdistan province)
Also known as: Gheshlaagh Bridge, Pol-e Gheshlaagh, Qeshlaq Bridge
The Qeshlaq Bridge (Gheshlagh bridge) lies on the Gheshlagh River, 3 km. east of Sanandaj. This bridge is constructed with brick, and is related to the Safavid period.
It has two big openings and 4 small springs. The width of the bridge is about 5.80 m. and it's length is about 90 m. On the two sides of the base pillars there are water ...
The Qeshlaq Bridge (Gheshlagh bridge) lies on the Gheshlagh River, 3 km. east of Sanandaj. This bridge is constructed with brick, and is related to the Safavid period.
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
The Qeshlaq Bridge (Gheshlagh bridge) lies on the Gheshlagh River, 3 km. east of Sanandaj. This bridge is constructed with brick, and is related to the Safavid period. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
The Qeshlaq Bridge (Gheshlagh bridge) lies on the Gheshlagh River, 3 km. east of Sanandaj. This bridge is constructed with brick, and is related to the Safavid period. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
The Qeshlaq Bridge (Gheshlagh bridge) lies on the Gheshlagh River, 3 km. east of Sanandaj. This bridge is constructed with brick, and is related to the Safavid period.
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
The Qeshlaq Bridge (Gheshlagh bridge) lies on the Gheshlagh River, 3 km. east of Sanandaj. This bridge is constructed with brick, and is related to the Safavid period.
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
The Qeshlaq Bridge (Gheshlagh bridge) lies on the Gheshlagh River, 3 km. east of Sanandaj. This bridge is constructed with brick, and is related to the Safavid period.
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
It has two big openings and 4 small springs. The width of the bridge is about 5.80 m. and it's length is about 90 m. On the two sides of the base pillars there are water breakers, both in a circular and triangular form. | Copyright: Elham Ommi
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
It has two big openings and 4 small springs. The width of the bridge is about 5.80 m. and it's length is about 90 m. On the two sides of the base pillars there are water breakers, both in a circular and triangular form. | Copyright: Elham Ommi
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
It has two big openings and 4 small springs. The width of the bridge is about 5.80 m. and it's length is about 90 m. On the two sides of the base pillars there are water breakers, both in a circular and triangular form. | Copyright: Keyvan Firouzei
Gheshlagh Bridge - Sanandaj
It has two big openings and 4 small springs. The width of the bridge is about 5.80 m. and it's length is about 90 m. On the two sides of the base pillars there are water breakers, both in a circular and triangular form. | Copyright: Farhad Motaei
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