This list of bridges in Armenia lists bridges of particular historical, scenic, architectural or engineering interest. Road and railway bridges, viaducts, aqueducts and footbridges are included.
| Name | Locality | Date | Image | Notes |
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| Areni Bridge | Areni | 13the century | Spans the Arpa River | |
| Tsakhats Kar Bridge | Shatin | 13th-14the centuries | Spans the Yeghegis River | |
| Tsatur Bridge | Shatin | 1666 | Spans the Yeghegis River | |
| Vayk Bridge | Vayk | 17th century | Spans the Arpa River | |
This table presents the structures with greatest spans of Armenia (non-exhaustive list).
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