Related to Ahvaz city (located in Khuzestan province)
Also known as: Black Bridge, Pol Siah, Victory Bridge
The Black Bridge or Pol-e-Siah (Also known as Victory Bridge) is a bridge with a railway line for trains and pedestrian routes which was constructed in 1929 in the city of Ahvaz in Khuzestan Province. This bridge connects the railway port of Imam Khomeini, in the south of Khuzestan province and on the shores of the Persian Gulf, to the Khorramshahr-Tehran-North ...
It is called the Black Bridge, because of its first color which is Metallic Black. The bridge is basically built on the ruined structure of an old bridge, built in the Sasanid era, called “Shadorvan Bridge”.
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
It dates back to 1929. A while before the extension of the second world war flames to all fragile world of that time. Black Bridge was built under the request of the south shipping company of Iran, in the Time of the Rezashah Pahlavi, and it was considered alongside the developing plans of modernization of Iran.
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
The Black bridge with 1050 meters length and 6 meters width was built Karoon River at the same time with constructing cross-country railway in Iran.
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
It dates back to 1929. A while before the extension of the second world war flames to all fragile world of that time. Black Bridge was built under the request of the south shipping company of Iran, in the Time of the Rezashah Pahlavi, and it was considered alongside the developing plans of modernization of Iran.
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
It dates back to 1929. A while before the extension of the second world war flames to all fragile world of that time. Black Bridge was built under the request of the south shipping company of Iran, in the Time of the Rezashah Pahlavi, and it was considered alongside the developing plans of modernization of Iran.
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
The Black Bridge (Also known as Victory Bridge) is a bridge with a railway line for trains and pedestrian routes which was constructed in 1929 in the city of Ahvaz in Khuzestan Province.
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
The Black bridge with 1050 meters length and 6 meters width was built Karoon River at the same time with constructing cross-country railway in Iran. | Copyright: Fateme Moeinifar
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
It dates back to 1929. A while before the extension of the second world war flames to all fragile world of that time. Black Bridge was built under the request of the south shipping company of Iran, in the Time of the Rezashah Pahlavi, and it was considered alongside the developing plans of modernization of Iran. | Copyright: Ahmad Zilaei
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
It is called the Black Bridge, because of its first color which is Metallic Black. The bridge is basically built on the ruined structure of an old bridge, built in the Sasanid era, called “Shadorvan Bridge”.
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
The Black bridge with 1050 meters length and 6 meters width was built Karoon River at the same time with constructing cross-country railway in Iran.
Pol-e Siah - Ahvaz (Khuzestan Province)
It is called the Black Bridge, because of its first color which is Metallic Black. The bridge is basically built on the ruined structure of an old bridge, built in the Sasanid era, called “Shadorvan Bridge”. | Copyright: Ahmad Zilaei
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