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The largest Bridge on Corridor 5C will soon connect the Banks of the Neretva (video)

Published: May 14, 2023
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The Pocitelj bridge, which is being built, is just about to be connected.

It is the largest bridge on the Pan-European Corridor 5C with a total length of 945 meters and a maximum height of 100 meters, the construction of which will connect the two banks of the Neretva River.

It should be recalled that the part of the highway from Zvirovici near Medjugorje to the Pocitelj tunnel has already been paved, as well as the part from the Pocitelj bridge to the Kvanj tunnel not far from Buna, south of Mostar.

 

It remains to complete several hundred meters of the highway from the Pocitelj tunnel to the Pocitelj bridge. This will build a new 20 kilometers of highway in Herzegovina on Corridor 5C.

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