Jubilee Bridge (Singapore)

Jubilee Bridge (in the middle, curved, left the Esplanade Bridge)

The Jubilee Bridge is a bridge over the Singapore River in Singapore . It is located in the lower reaches of the Singapore River not far from the mouth of the river and in the vicinity of the Esplanade Bridge in the Downtown Core planning area . Opened in 2015, it is one of the youngest bridges in Singapore.

The bridge is a prestressed concrete bridge based on beam girders, intended for pedestrians and cyclists. The bridge is intended to relieve the Esplanade Bridge , which runs next to it, and which has only very narrow walkways. It was built for the 50th anniversary of Singapore's independence (1965).

Basic data

The most important dimensions are:

• Total length: 220 m
• Spans: 59 m - 95 m - 59 m
• Deck width: 6 m

The bridge construction consists of prestressed concrete .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Jubilee Bridge. In: Structurae
2. ↑ A Day Out: 14 Bridges Along The Singapore River With History That's Almost Lost , article in: The Finder, online portal of SPH Magazines Women's Network (Singapore), section Jubilee Bridge , online at: thefinder.com.sg/ .. .
3. ↑ Bridges of Singapore River , private website "Singapore Lost & Filed", section Jubilee Bridge , online at: lostnfiledsg.wordpress.com / ...

Coordinates: 1 ° 17 '16.6 "  N , 103 ° 51' 15.7"  E