Esperanto Bridge

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Esperanto Bridge

Most Esperanto
Coordinates 53°07′15″N18°01′23″E / 53.12087°N 18.02317°E / 53.12087; 18.02317
Crosses Brda River
Locale Bydgoszcz, Poland
Location
Esperanto Bridge

The Esperanto Bridge (Polish : Most Esperanto) is a pedestrian bridge in Bydgoszcz, Poland.

It was named after Esperanto on the 125th anniversary of the language. The naming ceremony took place on October 27, 2012. [1]

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53°07′15″N18°01′23″E / 53.120932°N 18.023137°E / 53.120932; 18.023137