Rama VIII Bridge
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On September 20, 2002, the Rama VIII Bridge was officially opened in Bangkok, Thailand. The bridge consists of a single pylon located approximately one-third of the distance from the northwest end of the bridge. Golden suspension cables are extended from this pylon to the road's surface. The bridge spans the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. The Bridge is 2.45 km long including approach spans. Since its creation, the Rama VIII bridge has become a noted architectural tourist attraction, and an image of the bridge has even been included on the backside of Thailand's 20 baht bank note.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rama_VIII_Bridge
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Coordinates: 13°46'8"N 100°29'50"E
- Phra Pin-klao Bridge 1 km
- Krung Thon Bridge 1.5 km
- Rama VI Bridge 5.4 km
- Rama 6 railway bridge SRT 5.5 km
- Rama VII Bridge 5.5 km
- Rama V Bridge. 7.4 km
- Chao Phraya River-crossing bridge at Nonthaburi 1 Road 10 km
- Khlong Maha Sawat bridge 10 km
- The Parallel Bridge of the Phra Nang Klao Bridge 12 km
- Bridge 16 km
- Khwaeng Bang Yi Khan 0.7 km
- Phra Nakhon 1.5 km
- Dusit Palace Area 1.7 km
- Khwaeng Arun Ammarin 2.1 km
- Bang Phlat 2.2 km
- Khwaeng Bang Bamru 2.2 km
- Dusit 2.5 km
- Bangkok Noi 2.8 km
- Khwaeng Ban Chang Lo 2.9 km
- Bangkok 16 km
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