This is the list of bridges located in Estonia. The list is incomplete.
Name | Length | Location (county, parish) | Further info | Image |
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Inglisild | Tartu | |||
Kaarsild [1] | Tartu | |||
Kroonuaia Bridge | Tartu | |||
Kuradisild | Tartu | |||
Raudsild | Tartu | |||
Saaremaa Bridge | Saare County | proposed | ||
Sõpruse Bridge | Narva | |||
Sõpruse Bridge / Friendship Bridge, Tartu | Tartu | |||
Stone Bridge | Tartu | destroyed in 1941 | ||
Vabaduse Bridge | Tartu |
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