List of bridges in South Korea

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This is a list of bridges and viaducts in South Korea, including those for pedestrians and vehicular traffic.

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Historical and architectural interest bridges

NameKoreanDistinctionLengthTypeCarries
Crosses
OpenedLocationProvinceRef.
Korea-Seoul-Changdeokgung-Geumcheongyo-01.jpg 1 Geumcheon Bridge  [ ko ]금천교Oldest bridge of Seoul
National treasure n°1762
Changdeokgung Palace
World Heritage Logo global.svg World Heritage Site (1997)
12.9 m (42 ft) Masonry
2 arches
Footbridge
1411 Seoul
Jongno
37°34′42.4″N126°59′24.2″E / 37.578444°N 126.990056°E / 37.578444; 126.990056 (Geumcheon Bridge)
Seoul [C 1]
[1]
[2]
Supyogyo, Jangchungdan Park - Seoul, Korea.jpg 2 Supyo Bridge  [ ko ]수표교27.5 m (90 ft) Beam
Stone slabs, 10 spans
Footbridge
Cheonggyecheon
1420 Seoul
Jung
37°33′29.2″N127°00′17.9″E / 37.558111°N 127.004972°E / 37.558111; 127.004972 (Supyo Bridge)
Seoul [3]
canggyeonggung ogceongyo 01.jpg 3 Okcheongyo Bridge  [ ko ]창경궁 옥천교National treasure n°3869.8 m (32 ft) Masonry
2 arches
Footbridge
1483 Seoul
Jongno
37°34′43.7″N126°59′45.7″E / 37.578806°N 126.996028°E / 37.578806; 126.996028 (Okcheongyo Bridge)
Seoul [C 2]
yeosu heunggugsa honggyo.JPG 4 Rainbow Bridge of Heungguksa Temple  [ ko ]여수 흥국사 홍교National treasure n°563 Masonry
1 arch
Footbridge
1639 Yeosu
34°49′22.0″N127°41′49.1″E / 34.822778°N 127.696972°E / 34.822778; 127.696972 (Rainbow Bridge of Heungguksa Temple)
South Jeolla [C 3]
5 Neungpagyo Bridge  [ ko ]고성 건봉사 능파교National treasure n°133614.3 m (47 ft) Masonry
1 arch
Footbridge
1707 Geonbongsa
38°24′09.2″N128°22′42.5″E / 38.402556°N 128.378472°E / 38.402556; 128.378472 (Neungpagyo Bridge)
Gangwon [C 4]
Beolgyo Arch Bridge 13-09918.JPG 6 Beolgyo Bridge  [ ko ]보성 벌교 홍교National treasure n°30427.6 m (91 ft) Masonry
3 arches
Footbridge
Beolgyo
1729 Beolgyo
34°51′00.1″N127°20′18.4″E / 34.850028°N 127.338444°E / 34.850028; 127.338444 (Beolgyo Bridge)
South Jeolla [C 5]
cangnyeong yeongsan mannyeongyo.jpg 7 Mannyeon Bridge  [ ko ]창녕 영산 만년교National treasure n°56411 m (36 ft) Masonry
1 arch
Footbridge
1780 Yeongsan
35°27′13.1″N128°31′47.4″E / 35.453639°N 128.529833°E / 35.453639; 128.529833 (Mannyeon Bridge)
South Gyeongsang [C 6]
manangyo-4.jpg 8 Manan Bridge  [ ko ]만안교 Masonry
7 arches
Footbridge
1795 Anyang
37°24′52.0″N126°54′42.6″E / 37.414444°N 126.911833°E / 37.414444; 126.911833 (Manan Bridge)
Gyeonggi [C 7]
9 Yuksongjeong Honggyo Bridge  [ ko ]고성 건봉사 능파교National treasure n°133710.6 m (35 ft) Masonry
1 arch
Footbridge
18th century Goseong County
38°23′11.9″N128°23′54.3″E / 38.386639°N 128.398417°E / 38.386639; 128.398417 (Yuksongjeong Honggyo Bridge)
Gangwon [C 8]
Bridge of No Return - Southern end - MDL Korea 2.jpg 10 Bridge of No Return 돌아올 수 없는 다리 Military Demarcation Line Beam
Concrete
Paju - Kaesong
37°57′21.8″N126°40′13.1″E / 37.956056°N 126.670306°E / 37.956056; 126.670306 (Bridge of No Return)
Gyeonggi
Flag of North Korea.svg  Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Korea DMZ Train 55 (14246305822).jpg 11 Bridge of Freedom (Paju)  [ ko ]자유의 다리83 m (272 ft) Beam
Steel, wood
Footbridge
Imjingak
1953 Paju
37°53′23.6″N126°44′19.6″E / 37.889889°N 126.738778°E / 37.889889; 126.738778 (Bridge of Freedom (Paju))
Gyeonggi [4]
Jamsu Bridge Rainbow Fountain.jpg 12 Banpo Bridge 반포대교Longest bridge fountain in the world1,495 m (4,905 ft) Box girder
Steel
2 levels
Road bridge
Banpo-daero
Han River
1982 Seoul
Seocho - Yongsan
37°30′56.0″N126°59′46.1″E / 37.515556°N 126.996139°E / 37.515556; 126.996139 (Banpo Bridge)
Seoul [Note 1]
[S 1]
[7]
Seonimgyo Bridge.jpg 13 Seonim Bridge 선임교 Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes
World Heritage Logo global.svg World Heritage Site (2007)
128 m (420 ft) Arch
Steel deck arch
1984 Seogwipo
33°15′06.3″N126°25′00.7″E / 33.251750°N 126.416861°E / 33.251750; 126.416861 (Seonim Bridge)
Jeju [S 2]
[8]
[9]
seonyugyo 093.jpg 14 Seonyu Footbridge 선유교Conception by Rudy Ricciotti
The arch is made of ductal, an ultra-high performance fiber concrete
Span : 120 m (390 ft)
469 m (1,539 ft) Arch
Concrete deck arch
Footbridge
Han River
2002 Seoul
Yeongdeungpo
37°32′36.5″N126°53′49.0″E / 37.543472°N 126.896944°E / 37.543472; 126.896944 (Seonyu Footbridge)
Seoul [S 3]
[10]
Mount Wolchul in Gunseo-myeon (4458643839).jpg 15 Wolchulsan Bridge 구름다리Span : 50 m (160 ft)
Height : 70 m (230 ft)
50 m (160 ft) Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
2005 Yeongam County
34°46′08.5″N126°42′44.0″E / 34.769028°N 126.712222°E / 34.769028; 126.712222 (Wolchulsan Bridge)
South Jeolla [11]
Jincheon Nongdari Bridge 20200716 160025.jpg 16 Jincheon Nongdari Bridge 진천 농다리리Oldest stone bridge
in South Korea
Length : 93.6 m (307 ft)
3.6 m (12 ft)Stone bridge
Footbridge
Goryeo era North Chungcheong
36°49′33″N127°29′36″E / 36.82583°N 127.49333°E / 36.82583; 127.49333 (Jincheon Nongdari Bridge)
North Chungcheong

[12]

seoul salgoji dari.jpg 17 Salgot Bridge 구름다리Oldest stone bridge
in Seoul
length : 76 m (249 ft)
6 m (20 ft)Stone Bridge
Footbridge
1420 Seoul
37°33′12″N127°2′47″E / 37.55333°N 127.04639°E / 37.55333; 127.04639 (Salgot Bridge)
Seoul [13]

Major road and railway bridges

This table presents the structures with spans greater than 200 meters (non-exhaustive list).

NameKoreanSpanLengthTypeCarries
Crosses
OpenedLocationProvinceRef.
Yi Sun-sin Bridge.jpg 1 Yi Sun-sin Bridge 이순신대교1,545 m (5,069 ft)2,260 m (7,410 ft) Suspension
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
357+1545+357
Road bridge
Isunsin-daero
Sea of Japan
2012 Gwangyang - Myodo Island
34°54′22.1″N127°42′17.7″E / 34.906139°N 127.704917°E / 34.906139; 127.704917 (Yi Sun-sin Bridge)
South Jeolla [Note 2]
[S 4]
[14]
Ulsan Bridge over the Taehwa River.jpg 2 Ulsan Bridge 울산대교1,150 m (3,770 ft)2,970 m (9,740 ft) Suspension
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
Road bridge
Taehwa River
2015 Ulsan
35°30′42.8″N129°23′27.3″E / 35.511889°N 129.390917°E / 35.511889; 129.390917 (Ulsan Bridge)
Ulsan [S 5]
[15]
Noryang Bridge.jpg 3 Noryang Bridge 제2남해대교890 m (2,920 ft)990 m (3,250 ft) Suspension
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
2018 Noryang
34°56′35.8″N127°52′01.7″E / 34.943278°N 127.867139°E / 34.943278; 127.867139 (Noryang Bridge)
South Gyeongsang [S 6]
[16]
Jeokgeum Bridge.JPG 4 Paryeong Bridge 팔영대교850 m (2,790 ft)1,340 m (4,400 ft) Suspension
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
4x65+850+3x60
2016 Ucheon - Jeokgeum Island
34°37′53.6″N127°30′10.8″E / 34.631556°N 127.503000°E / 34.631556; 127.503000 (Paryeong Bridge)
South Jeolla [17]
Incheon Grand Bridge.jpg 5 Incheon Bridge 인천대교800 m (2,600 ft)12,340 m (40,490 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
80+260+800+260+80
2009 Incheon - Yeongjongdo
37°24′50.8″N126°33′58.2″E / 37.414111°N 126.566167°E / 37.414111; 126.566167 (Incheon Bridge)
Incheon [S 7]
[18]
Saecheonnyeon Suspension Bridge2.jpg 6 Second Cheonsa Bridge 새천년대교650 m (2,130 ft) (x2)7,224 m (23,701 ft) Suspension
Steel box girder deck, 3 concrete pylons
225+650+650+225
2019 Amtae Island - Aphae Island
34°51′37.8″N126°12′20.5″E / 34.860500°N 126.205694°E / 34.860500; 126.205694 (Second Cheonsa Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 8]
[19]
7 Third Incheon Bridge
under construction
제3연륙교560 m (1,840 ft)4,680 m (15,350 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete pylons
Road bridge
Yellow Sea
2025 Incheon - Yeongjongdo
37°30′52.6″N126°35′48.2″E / 37.514611°N 126.596722°E / 37.514611; 126.596722 (Third Incheon Bridge)
Incheon [20]
Busan Harbor Bridge2.jpg 8 Busan Harbor Bridge 북항대교540 m (1,770 ft)3,368 m (11,050 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
60+227+540+227+60
Road bridge
Sea of Japan
2014 Busan - Yeongdo District
35°06′21.5″N129°03′52.6″E / 35.105972°N 129.064611°E / 35.105972; 129.064611 (Busan Harbor Bridge)
Busan [S 9]
[21]
Godeok Bridge2.jpg 9 Godeok Bridge
under construction
고덕대교540 m (1,770 ft)1,725 m (5,659 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
230+540+230
2023 Seoul - Guri
37°34′17.6″N127°08′57.3″E / 37.571556°N 127.149250°E / 37.571556; 127.149250 (Godeok Bridge)
Seoul
Gyeonggi
[22]
Saecheonnyeon Cable-stayed Bridge3.jpg 10 First Cheonsa Bridge 새천년대교510 m (1,670 ft)7,224 m (23,701 ft) Cable-stayed
Asymmetric, steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
120+120+510+120
2019 Amtae Island - Aphae Island
34°51′38.6″N126°10′17.7″E / 34.860722°N 126.171583°E / 34.860722; 126.171583 (First Cheonsa Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 8]
[23]
Gwangan Bridge2.jpg 11 Gwangan Bridge 광안대교500 m (1,600 ft)7,420 m (24,340 ft) Suspension
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
200+500+200
66
Korean Metro Route.svg
Busan Metropolitan City Route 66
Sea of Japan
2002 Busan
35°08′45.4″N129°07′41.5″E / 35.145944°N 129.128194°E / 35.145944; 129.128194 (Gwangan Bridge)
Busan [S 10]
Mokpo Bridge2.jpg 12 Mokpo Bridge  [ ko ]목포대교500 m (1,600 ft)3,060 m (10,040 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
200+500+200
2012 Mokpo
34°47′20.6″N126°21′20.4″E / 34.789056°N 126.355667°E / 34.789056; 126.355667 (Mokpo Bridge)
South Jeolla [24]
Hwatae Island Bridge.JPG 13 Hwatae Island Bridge  [ ko ]화태대교500 m (1,600 ft)1,345 m (4,413 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
71+189+500+189+71
Road bridge
Sea of Japan
2015 Yeosu - Hwatae Island
34°35′54.2″N127°44′07.2″E / 34.598389°N 127.735333°E / 34.598389; 127.735333 (Hwatae Island Bridge)
South Jeolla [25]
Hwayang Bridge.JPG 14 Hwayang-Jobal Bridge 화양조발대교500 m (1,600 ft)854 m (2,802 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
177+500+177
2020 Jobaldo Island - Jangsu-ri
34°38′04.6″N127°34′18.6″E / 34.634611°N 127.571833°E / 34.634611; 127.571833 (Hwayang-Jobal Bridge)
South Jeolla [26]
Geogum Bridge.JPG 15 Geogum Bridge  [ ko ]거금대교480 m (1,570 ft)2,028 m (6,654 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel truss deck, concrete pylons
120+198+480+198+120
2011 Goheung County
34°30′08.0″N127°07′43.3″E / 34.502222°N 127.128694°E / 34.502222; 127.128694 (Geogum Bridge)
South Jeolla [27]
First Busan-Geoje Bridge4.jpg 16 First Busan–Geoje Bridge I거가 대교475 m (1,558 ft)1,870 m (6,140 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
222+475+222
2010 Busan - Geoje
35°00′54.8″N128°45′14.9″E / 35.015222°N 128.754139°E / 35.015222; 128.754139 (First Busan–Geoje Bridge)
Busan
South Gyeongsang
[S 11]
[28]
Yellow-sea-bridge-744740.jpg 17 Seohae Bridge 서해대교470 m (1,540 ft)7,310 m (23,980 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
60+200+470+200+60
2000 Pyeongtaek - Dangjin
36°57′05.6″N126°50′27.5″E / 36.951556°N 126.840972°E / 36.951556; 126.840972 (Seohae Bridge)
Gyeonggi
South Chungcheong
[S 12]
Myo Island Bridge2.jpg 18 Myo Island Bridge  [ ko ]묘도대교430 m (1,410 ft)1,410 m (4,630 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
60+105+430+105+60
Road bridge
Isunsin-daero
Sea of Japan
2012 Gwangyang - Myo Island
34°51′59.0″N127°43′10.1″E / 34.866389°N 127.719472°E / 34.866389; 127.719472 (Myo Island Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 13]
Imja Bridge.jpg 19 First Imja Bridge 임자1대교410 m (1,350 ft)750 m (2,460 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
170+410+170
2020 Imja-myeon
35°05′10.4″N126°07′34.6″E / 35.086222°N 126.126278°E / 35.086222; 126.126278 (First Imja Bridge)
South Jeolla
Namhae Bridge2.jpg 20 Namhae Bridge 남해대교404 m (1,325 ft)660 m (2,170 ft) Suspension
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
128+404+128
1973 Noryang
34°56′39.5″N127°52′19.0″E / 34.944306°N 127.871944°E / 34.944306; 127.871944 (Namhae Bridge)
South Gyeongsang [S 14]
Masan Changwon Bridge1.jpg 21 Machang Bridge  [ ko ]마창대교400 m (1,300 ft)1,700 m (5,600 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
170+400+170
2008 Masan - Changwon
35°09′48.4″N128°35′40.0″E / 35.163444°N 128.594444°E / 35.163444; 128.594444 (Machang Bridge)
South Gyeongsang [S 15]
[29]
gogunsandaegyo jutab jungdanbu.jpg 22 Gogunsan Bridge  [ ko ]고군산대교400 m (1,300 ft)705 m (2,313 ft) Suspension
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylon
Road bridge
Yellow Sea
2016 Shinsido Island - Munyeodo Island
35°48′42.7″N126°26′33.4″E / 35.811861°N 126.442611°E / 35.811861; 126.442611 (Gogunsan Bridge)
North Jeolla [S 16]
[30]
23 Dongi Bridge 동이대교400 m (1,300 ft)500 m (1,600 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
75+400+75
2016 Misan-myeon - Gunnam-myeon
38°01′00.7″N127°00′53.2″E / 38.016861°N 127.014778°E / 38.016861; 127.014778 (Dongi Bridge)
Gyeonggi
Jindo Bridge in South Korea2.jpg 24 Jindo Bridge  [ ko ]진도대교344 m (1,129 ft)485 m (1,591 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
70+344+70
Twin bridges
1983
2004
Jindo County
34°34′19.0″N126°18′18.2″E / 34.571944°N 126.305056°E / 34.571944; 126.305056 (Jindo Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 17]
Cheong Poong (3).JPG 25 Cheong poong bridge 청풍대교327 m (1,073 ft)442 m (1,450 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel girder deck, concrete pylons
22+35+327+35+22
Cheongpungho-ro 82
Namhan River
Chungju Dam reservoir
2010 Jecheon
37°00′12.7″N128°10′45.8″E / 37.003528°N 128.179389°E / 37.003528; 128.179389 (Cheong poong bridge)
North Chungcheong [S 18]
26 Chilsan Bridge  [ ko ]칠산대교320 m (1,050 ft)590 m (1,940 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
135+320+135
2016 Yeonggwang County
35°22′00.7″N126°25′12.8″E / 35.366861°N 126.420222°E / 35.366861; 126.420222 (Chilsan Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 19]
[31]
Jido Bridge2.jpg 27 Second Imja Bridge 임자2대교310 m (1,020 ft)1,135 m (3,724 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
130+310+130
2020 Imja-myeon - Jido-eup
35°05′11.8″N126°09′07.0″E / 35.086611°N 126.151944°E / 35.086611; 126.151944 (Second Imja Bridge)
South Jeolla
Yeongjong Bridge2.jpg 28 Yeongjong Bridge 영종대교300 m (980 ft)4,420 m (14,500 ft) Suspension
Self-anchored, 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
125+300+125
2000 Incheon - Yeongjongdo
37°32′41.6″N126°34′57.8″E / 37.544889°N 126.582722°E / 37.544889; 126.582722 (Yeongjong Bridge)
Incheon [S 20]
29 Samdo Bridge 삼도대교290 m (950 ft)550 m (1,800 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete deck, concrete pylons
130+290+130
2017 Haui-myeon - Sinui-myeon
34°33′59.9″N126°03′07.0″E / 34.566639°N 126.051944°E / 34.566639; 126.051944 (Samdo Bridge)
South Jeolla
Dolsan Bridge1.JPG 30 Dolsan Bridge 돌산대교280 m (920 ft)450 m (1,480 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
85+280+85
1985 Yeosu
34°43′51.1″N127°44′04.3″E / 34.730861°N 127.734528°E / 34.730861; 127.734528 (Dolsan Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 21]
31 Saryang Bridge 사량대교280 m (920 ft)530 m (1,740 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete deck, concrete pylons
125+280+125
Road bridge
Sea of Japan
2015 Saryang-myeon
34°50′24.9″N128°13′46.0″E / 34.840250°N 128.229444°E / 34.840250; 128.229444 (Saryang Bridge)
South Gyeongsang
32 Third Incheon Bridge (secondary bridge)
under construction
제3연륙교280 m (920 ft)4,680 m (15,350 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete pylons
Road bridge
Yellow Sea
2025 Incheon - Yeongjongdo
37°30′43.2″N126°35′26.4″E / 37.512000°N 126.590667°E / 37.512000; 126.590667 (Third Incheon Bridge (secondary bridge))
Incheon [20]
Hwamyeong Bridge.jpg 33 Daedong Hwamyeong Bridge  [ ko ]대동화명대교270 m (890 ft)1,039 m (3,409 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
115+270+115
77
Korean Metro Route.svg
Busan Metropolitan City Route 77
Nakdong River
2012 Busan - Gimhae
35°14′07.6″N128°59′54.6″E / 35.235444°N 128.998500°E / 35.235444; 128.998500 (Daedong Hwamyeong Bridge)
Busan
South Gyeongsang
[Note 2]
[32]
34 Jara Bridge 자라대교255 m (837 ft) (x2)670 m (2,200 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete deck, concrete pylon
80+255+255+80
2019 Anjwa-myeon
34°41′59.6″N126°10′41.3″E / 34.699889°N 126.178139°E / 34.699889; 126.178139 (Jara Bridge)
South Jeolla
Sorok Bridge1.jpg 35 Sorok Bridge  [ ko ]소록대교250 m (820 ft)1,160 m (3,810 ft) Suspension
Self-anchored, 2 levels steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
110+250+110
2009 Goheung County
34°31′36.9″N127°07′21.9″E / 34.526917°N 127.122750°E / 34.526917; 127.122750 (Sorok Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 22]
[33]
36 Yeonggwang Bridge  [ ko ]영광대교250 m (820 ft)1,820 m (5,970 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
110+250+110
2019 Yeonggwang County
35°09′48.8″N126°21′15.5″E / 35.163556°N 126.354306°E / 35.163556; 126.354306 (Yeonggwang Bridge)
South Jeolla
37 Fourth Geumgang Bridge 금강4교250 m (820 ft)840 m (2,760 ft) Cable-stayed
Asymmetric, concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
140+250+70
Road bridge
Geum River
2016 Sejong City
36°30′42.7″N127°19′47.5″E / 36.511861°N 127.329861°E / 36.511861; 127.329861 (Fourth Geumgang Bridge)
Sejong [34]
2010-09-23 - Yeongheung Bridge2.jpg 38 Yeongheung Grand Bridge  [ ko ]영흥대교240 m (790 ft)1,250 m (4,100 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
110+240+110
Road bridge
Yeongheung-ro
Yellow Sea
2001 Yeongheungdo - Seonjae-do
37°15′16.6″N126°30′22.9″E / 37.254611°N 126.506361°E / 37.254611; 126.506361 (Yeongheung Grand Bridge)
Gyeonggi [S 23]
[35]
39 Geomun Bridge  [ ko ]거문대교240 m (790 ft)530 m (1,740 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete deck, concrete pylons
145+240+145
Road bridge
Sea of Japan
2015 Port Hamilton
34°03′23.6″N127°18′06.0″E / 34.056556°N 127.301667°E / 34.056556; 127.301667 (Geomun Bridge)
South Jeolla
40 Wonsan Anmyeon Bridge  [ ko ]원산안면대교240 m (790 ft)1,750 m (5,740 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
105+240+105
2019 Gonam-myeon - Ocheon-myeon
36°23′35.7″N126°25′24.7″E / 36.393250°N 126.423528°E / 36.393250; 126.423528 (Wonsan Anmyeon Bridge)
South Chungcheong
Changseon-Samcheonpo Bridge1.jpg 41 Samcheonpo Bridge  [ ko ]삼천포대교230 m (750 ft)1,073 m (3,520 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
103+230+103
2003 Sacheon
34°55′42.7″N128°03′01.3″E / 34.928528°N 128.050361°E / 34.928528; 128.050361 (Samcheonpo Bridge)
South Gyeongsang [S 24]
[36]
First Busan-Geoje Bridge2.jpg 42 Second Busan–Geoje Bridge II거가 대교230 m (750 ft) (x2)1,650 m (5,410 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, 3 concrete pylons
108+230+230+108
2010 Busan - Geoje
35°01′03.5″N128°43′42.7″E / 35.017639°N 128.728528°E / 35.017639; 128.728528 (Second Busan–Geoje Bridge)
Busan
South Gyeongsang
[S 25]
[28]
Geobukseon Bridge1.JPG 43 Geobukseon Bridge 거북선대교230 m (750 ft)744 m (2,441 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete girder deck, concrete pylons
35+82+230+82+35
2012 Yeosu
34°44′06.9″N127°44′55.6″E / 34.735250°N 127.748778°E / 34.735250; 127.748778 (Geobukseon Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 26]
[37]
44 Bitgaram Bridge 빛가람대교225 m (738 ft)660 m (2,170 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
Road bridge
Yeongsan River
2013 Naju
35°00′57.6″N126°44′14.7″E / 35.016000°N 126.737417°E / 35.016000; 126.737417 (Bitgaram Bridge)
South Jeolla
Sepung Bridge.jpg 45 Sepung Bridge 세풍대교220 m (720 ft) (x2)725 m (2,379 ft) Cable-stayed
Curved concrete box girder deck, 3 concrete pylons
85+220+220+85
Road bridge
2014 Gwangyang
34°56′11.2″N127°36′14.7″E / 34.936444°N 127.604083°E / 34.936444; 127.604083 (Sepung Bridge)
South Jeolla [S 27]
46 Jangbogo Bridge  [ ko ]장보고대교220 m (720 ft)1,305 m (4,281 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
90+220+90
2017 Gogeumdo - Sinjido
34°20′54.7″N126°46′57.8″E / 34.348528°N 126.782722°E / 34.348528; 126.782722 (Jangbogo Bridge)
South Jeolla [38]
Baekseok Bridge.jpg 47 Baekseok Bridge  [ ko ]백석대교205 m (673 ft)749 m (2,457 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
77+205+77
Road bridge
Bongsu-daero
Ara Canal
2012 Incheon
37°34′19.8″N126°39′49.0″E / 37.572167°N 126.663611°E / 37.572167; 126.663611 (Baekseok Bridge)
Incheon[ citation needed ]
48 Ando Bridge 안도대교200 m (660 ft)360 m (1,180 ft) Extradosed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
80+200+80
2010 Geumodo
34°29′31.1″N127°47′48.7″E / 34.491972°N 127.796861°E / 34.491972; 127.796861 (Ando Bridge)
South Jeolla [39]
Handuri Bridge.jpg 49 Handuri Bridge 한두리대교200 m (660 ft)880 m (2,890 ft) Cable-stayed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylon
200+140
Road-bridge
Hannuri-daero
Geum River
2012 Daejeon - Sejong City
36°28′32.0″N127°15′57.3″E / 36.475556°N 127.265917°E / 36.475556; 127.265917 (Handuri Bridge)
Daejeon
Sejong
[S 28]
Wando Bridge.JPG 50 Wando Bridge  [ ko ]완도대교200 m (660 ft)500 m (1,600 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylon
200+140
2012 Cheongghaejil Island - Wando County
34°23′39.1″N126°38′46.9″E / 34.394194°N 126.646361°E / 34.394194; 126.646361 (Wando Bridge)
South Jeolla [40]
51 Kim Si-min Bridge  [ ko ]김시민대교200 m (660 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete deck, concrete pylon
Road bridge
Nam River
2015 Jinju
35°10′34.6″N128°07′54.8″E / 35.176278°N 128.131889°E / 35.176278; 128.131889 (Kim Si-min Bridge)
South Gyeongsang
Jobal Bridge2.jpg 52 Dunbyeong Bridge 둔병대교200 m (660 ft)990 m (3,250 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylon
2x150+200+170+140
2017 Dunbyeongdo Island - Jobaldo Island
34°37′49.2″N127°33′17.5″E / 34.630333°N 127.554861°E / 34.630333; 127.554861 (Dunbyeong Bridge)
South Jeolla [41]

Han River bridges in Seoul

This list present all bridges from the mouth of the Han River to the end of Seoul Special City.

NameKoreanSpanLengthTypeCarries
Crosses
OpenedLocationProvinceRef.
Ilsan Bridge2.jpg 1 Ilsan Bridge 일산대교110 m (360 ft) (x2)1,840 m (6,040 ft) Beam
Steel
7x70+2x110+7x70
98
Korean Local Route 2.svg
Local Route 98
Han River
2007 Gimpo - Goyang
37°39′03.5″N126°43′00.4″E / 37.650972°N 126.716778°E / 37.650972; 126.716778 (Ilsan Bridge)
Gyeonggi [42]
Gimpo Bridge.jpg 2 Gimpo Bridge 김포대교125 m (410 ft) (x6)2,280 m (7,480 ft) Box girder
Prestressed concrete
100
Korean Highway 3.svg
Seoul Ring Expressway
Han River
1997 Gimpo - Goyang
37°36′45.1″N126°47′38.5″E / 37.612528°N 126.794028°E / 37.612528; 126.794028 (Gimpo Bridge)
Gyeonggi [S 29]
Haengju Bridge.jpg 3 Second Haengju Bridge 행주대교120 m (390 ft)1,460 m (4,790 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
60+2x50+120+2x50
1995
2000
Goyang
Seoul
Gangseo
37°35′57.6″N126°48′38.5″E / 37.599333°N 126.810694°E / 37.599333; 126.810694 (Second Haengju Bridge)
Gyeonggi
Seoul
[Note 3]
[S 30]
[44]
BanghwaBridge2.jpg 4 Banghwa Bridge 방화대교180 m (590 ft)2,599 m (8,527 ft) Arch
Steel through arch
Twin bridges
2000 Goyang
Seoul
Gangseo
37°35′17.3″N126°49′34.5″E / 37.588139°N 126.826250°E / 37.588139; 126.826250 (Banghwa Bridge)
Gyeonggi
Seoul
[S 31]
Magok Railway Bridge Han River.jpg 5 Magok Bridge 마곡대교120 m (390 ft) (x3)2,393 m (7,851 ft) Truss
Steel
AREX
Han River
Goyang - Seoul
Gangseo
37°34′55.3″N126°50′26.3″E / 37.582028°N 126.840639°E / 37.582028; 126.840639 (Magok Railway Bridge)
Gyeonggi
Seoul
Gayang Bridge2.jpg 6 Gayang Bridge 가양대교180 m (590 ft)1,700 m (5,600 ft) Box girder
Steel
110+180+110
Road bridge
Gayang-daero
Han River
2002Seoul
Mapo - Gangseo
37°34′11.2″N126°51′40.4″E / 37.569778°N 126.861222°E / 37.569778; 126.861222 (Gayang Bridge)
Seoul [M 1]
[S 32]
World Cup Bridge Han River.jpg 7 World Cup Bridge 월드컵대교225 m (738 ft)1,980 m (6,500 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder (main span), concrete box girder (back span), concrete pylon
100+225+120+95

Han River
2020Seoul
Mapo - Yeongdeungpo
37°33′19.3″N126°53′05.1″E / 37.555361°N 126.884750°E / 37.555361; 126.884750 (World Cup Bridge)
Seoul [45]
Haneul Park 018 (9464453182).jpg 8 Seongsan Bridge 성산대교120 m (390 ft) (x8)1,410 m (4,630 ft) Arch
Steel deck arch
Seoul
Mapo - Yeongdeungpo
37°33′07.5″N126°53′27.8″E / 37.552083°N 126.891056°E / 37.552083; 126.891056 (Seongsan Bridge)
Seoul [M 2]
[S 33]
Yanghwa Bridge.jpg 9 Yanghwa Bridge 양화대교112 m (367 ft)1,053 m (3,455 ft) Arch
Steel tied arch
Twin bridges
1965
1982
Seoul
Mapo - Yeongdeungpo
37°32′39.3″N126°54′19.1″E / 37.544250°N 126.905306°E / 37.544250; 126.905306 (Yanghwa Bridge)
Seoul [Note 4]
[M 3]
[S 34]
Dangsan Railway Bridge Han River.jpg 10 Dangsan Railway Bridge 당산철교90 m (300 ft)1,360 m (4,460 ft) Box girder
Steel
1999Seoul
Mapo - Yeongdeungpo
37°32′26.9″N126°54′28.2″E / 37.540806°N 126.907833°E / 37.540806; 126.907833 (Dangsan Railway Bridge)
Seoul [Note 2]
[S 35]
Seoul-3215895.jpg 11 Seogang Bridge 서강대교150 m (490 ft)1,706 m (5,597 ft) Arch
Steel tied-arch
Road bridge
Gukhoe-daero
Han River
1999Seoul
Mapo - Yeongdeungpo
37°32′29.2″N126°55′40.8″E / 37.541444°N 126.928000°E / 37.541444; 126.928000 (Seogang Bridge)
Seoul [M 4]
[S 36]
Symmetric! Seoul.jpg 12 Mapo Bridge 마포대교35 m (115 ft)1,390 m (4,560 ft) Box girder
Steel
46
Korean National Route.svg
National Route 46
Han River
1970
2001
Seoul
Mapo - Yeongdeungpo
37°32′01.2″N126°56′11.8″E / 37.533667°N 126.936611°E / 37.533667; 126.936611 (Mapo Bridge)
Seoul [M 5]
[S 37]
Wonhyo Bridge.jpg 13 Wonhyo Bridge 원효대교100 m (330 ft) (x10)1,470 m (4,820 ft) Box girder
Prestressed concrete
Road bridge
Yeouidaebang-ro
Han River
1981Seoul
Yongsan - Yeongdeungpo
37°31′37.4″N126°56′44.5″E / 37.527056°N 126.945694°E / 37.527056; 126.945694 (Wonhyo Bridge)
Seoul [M 6]
[S 38]
63 Building, Seoul (15495025317).jpg 14 Hangang Railway Bridge 한강철교1,113 m (3,652 ft) Truss
Steel
4 bridges
Gyeongbu Line
Seoul Metro Line 1.svg Seoul Subway Line 1
Han River
1900
1912
1944
1994
Seoul
Yongsan - Dongjak
37°31′09.4″N126°57′06.3″E / 37.519278°N 126.951750°E / 37.519278; 126.951750 (Hangang Railway Bridge)
Seoul [S 39]
Hangang Bridge and Hangang Railway Bridge over Han River 002.jpeg 15 Hangang Bridge 한강대교63 m (207 ft)2,005 m (6,578 ft) Arch
Steel tied-arch
Twin bridges
Road bridge
Yangnyeong-ro
Han River
1917Seoul
Yongsan - Dongjak
37°30′56.5″N126°57′27.2″E / 37.515694°N 126.957556°E / 37.515694; 126.957556 (Hangang Bridge)
Seoul [M 7]
[S 40]
Dongjak Bridge1.jpg 16 Dongjak Bridge 동작대교80 m (260 ft)2,047 m (6,716 ft) Arch
Steel tied-arch
Rail road bridge
Dongjak-daero
Seoul Metro Line 4.svg Seoul Subway Line 4
Han River
1984Seoul
Yongsan - Dongjak
37°30′37.9″N126°58′54.8″E / 37.510528°N 126.981889°E / 37.510528; 126.981889 (Dongjak Bridge)
Seoul [M 8]
[S 41]
Banpo Bridge-1.jpg 17 Jamsu Bridge
Banpo Bridge
잠수교
반포대교
30 m (98 ft)795 m (2,608 ft)
1,495 m (4,905 ft)
Box girder
Steel
Road bridge
Banpo-daero
Han River
1976
1982
Seoul
Yongsan - Seocho
37°30′56.8″N126°59′45.6″E / 37.515778°N 126.996000°E / 37.515778; 126.996000 (Jamsu Bridge)
Seoul [M 9]
[S 1]
Hannam Bridge1.jpg 18 Hannam Bridge 한남대교65 m (213 ft)919 m (3,015 ft) Beam
Steel
Road bridge
Gangnam-daero
Han River
1969Seoul
Yongsan - Gangnam
37°31′38.6″N127°00′46.2″E / 37.527389°N 127.012833°E / 37.527389; 127.012833 (Hannam Bridge)
Seoul [M 10]
[S 42]
Dongho Bridge (20743443052).jpg 19 Dongho Bridge 동호대교80 m (260 ft)1,220 m (4,000 ft) Truss
Steel
Rail road bridge
Nonhyeon-ro
Seoul Metro Line 3.svg Seoul Subway Line 3
Han River
1985Seoul
Seongdong - Gangnam
37°32′11.2″N127°01′15.8″E / 37.536444°N 127.021056°E / 37.536444; 127.021056 (Dongho Bridge)
Seoul [M 11]
[S 43]
Along the Han River, Seongsu Bridge.jpg 20 Seongsu Bridge 성수대교120 m (390 ft)1,160 m (3,810 ft) Truss
Steel
Road bridge
Eonju-ro
Han River
1979Seoul
Seongdong - Gangnam
37°32′14.3″N127°02′06.5″E / 37.537306°N 127.035139°E / 37.537306; 127.035139 (Seongsu Bridge)
Seoul [M 12]
[S 44]
Yeongdong Bridge1.jpg 21 Yeongdong Bridge 영동대교50 m (160 ft)1,065 m (3,494 ft) Beam
Steel
1973Seoul
Gwangjin - Gangnam
37°31′48.3″N127°03′26.0″E / 37.530083°N 127.057222°E / 37.530083; 127.057222 (Yeongdong Bridge)
Seoul [M 13]
[S 45]
Cheongdam Bridge2.jpg 22 Cheongdam Bridge 청담대교90 m (300 ft)1,211 m (3,973 ft) Box girder
Steel
2 levels
2001Seoul
Gwangjin - Gangnam
37°31′33.1″N127°03′51.2″E / 37.525861°N 127.064222°E / 37.525861; 127.064222 (Cheongdam Bridge)
Seoul [M 14]
[S 46]
Jamsil Bridge1.jpg 23 Jamsil Bridge 잠실대교50 m (160 ft)1,280 m (4,200 ft) Beam
Steel
3
Korean National Route.svg
National Route 3
Han River
1972Seoul
Gwangjin - Songpa
37°31′27.5″N127°05′29.9″E / 37.524306°N 127.091639°E / 37.524306; 127.091639 (Jamsil Bridge)
Seoul [M 15]
[S 47]
Lotte World Tower at sunset.jpg 24 Jamsil Railway Bridge 잠실철교50 m (160 ft)1,270 m (4,170 ft) Box girder
Steel
1979Seoul
Gwangjin - Songpa
37°31′44.1″N127°05′55.1″E / 37.528917°N 127.098639°E / 37.528917; 127.098639 (Jamsil Railway Bridge)
Seoul [M 16]
Olympic Bridge on Hangang river Seoul Korea.jpg 25 Olympic Bridge 올림픽대교150 m (490 ft) (x2)1,470 m (4,820 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylon
150+150
Road bridge
Gangdong-daero
Han River
1988Seoul
Gwangjin - Songpa
37°32′02.2″N127°06′14.2″E / 37.533944°N 127.103944°E / 37.533944; 127.103944 (Olympic Bridge)
Seoul [M 17]
[S 48]
Cheonho Bridge1.jpg 26 Cheonho Bridge 천호대교50 m (160 ft)1,150 m (3,770 ft) Box girder
Steel
43
Korean National Route.svg
National Route 43
Han River
1976Seoul
Gwangjin - Songpa
37°32′34.8″N127°06′43.0″E / 37.543000°N 127.111944°E / 37.543000; 127.111944 (Cheonho Bridge)
Seoul [M 18]
[S 49]
Gwangjin Bridge2.jpg 27 Gwangjin Bridge 광진교66 m (217 ft)1,056 m (3,465 ft) Beam
Steel
Road bridge
Gucheonmyeon-ro
Han River
2003Seoul
Gwangjin - Gangdong
37°32′41.3″N127°06′47.6″E / 37.544806°N 127.113222°E / 37.544806; 127.113222 (Gwangjin Bridge)
Seoul [M 19]
Guri-Amsa Bridge2edit.jpg 28 Guri–Amsa Bridge 암사대교180 m (590 ft)1,133 m (3,717 ft) Arch
Steel tied-arch
Road bridge
Han River
2015 Guri
Seoul
Gangdong
37°34′10.6″N127°07′53.4″E / 37.569611°N 127.131500°E / 37.569611; 127.131500 (Guri–Amsa Bridge)
Gyeonggi
Seoul
Godeok Bridge2.jpg 29 Godeok Bridge
under construction
고덕대교540 m (1,770 ft)1,725 m (5,659 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
230+540+230
2023 Guri
Seoul
Gangdong
37°34′17.6″N127°08′57.3″E / 37.571556°N 127.149250°E / 37.571556; 127.149250 (Godeok Bridge)
Gyeonggi
Seoul
[22]
Gangdong Bridge2.jpg 30 Gangdong Bridge 강동대교125 m (410 ft)1,126 m (3,694 ft) Box girder
Prestressed concrete
3 bridges
100
Korean Highway 3.svg
Seoul Ring Expressway
Han River
1991 Guri
Seoul
Gangdong
37°34′39.5″N127°09′41.2″E / 37.577639°N 127.161444°E / 37.577639; 127.161444 (Gangdong Bridge)
Gyeonggi
Seoul
[S 50]
[47]
31 Misa Bridge 미사대교1,530 m (5,020 ft) Box girder
Prestressed concrete
Twin bridges
2009 Hanam - Namyangju
37°35′12.3″N127°11′55.2″E / 37.586750°N 127.198667°E / 37.586750; 127.198667 (Misa Bridge)
Gyeonggi
32 Paldang Bridge 팔당대교52 m (171 ft)935 m (3,068 ft) Box girder
Steel
45
Korean National Route.svg
National Route 45
Han River
1995 Hanam - Namyangju
37°32′45.7″N127°14′14.7″E / 37.546028°N 127.237417°E / 37.546028; 127.237417 (Paldang Bridge)
Gyeonggi

Notes and references

  1. The Banpo Grand Bridge is built over the Jamsu bridge (반포 대교, 1976) and has formed a two-level bridge since 1982. The upper level is equipped with 570 m (1,870 ft) fountains on each bank, a total length of 1,140 m (3,740 ft) [5] [6] .
  2. 1 2 3 The length given only takes into account the main bridge, central span(s) and shore span(s), approach viaducts are not counted.
  3. The first Haengju Bridge (main span: composite steel girder) was completed in 1978 and dismantled after the completion of the third bridge. The third bridge is a box girder prestressed concrete bridge between the first and the second bridge completed in 2000 [43] .
  4. The twin bridges were originally entirely classic girder structures, steel tied-arches were added in 2010 to widening the main channel and to allow 5000t ships to pass [46] .
  1. "보물 제1762호 - 창덕궁 금천교 (昌德宮 錦川橋)".
  2. "보물 제386호 - 창경궁 옥천교 (昌慶宮 玉川橋)".
  3. "보물 제563호 - 여수 흥국사 홍교 (麗水 興國寺 虹橋)".
  4. "보물 제1336호 - 고성 건봉사 능파교 (高城 乾鳳寺 凌波橋)".
  5. "보물 제304호 - 보성 벌교 홍교 (寶城 筏橋 虹橋)".
  6. "보물 제564호 - 창녕 영산 만년교 (昌寧 靈山 萬年橋)".
  7. "경기도 유형문화재 제38호 - 만안교 (萬安橋)".
  8. "보물 제1337호 - 고성 육송정 홍교 (高城 六松亭 虹橋)".
  1. "가양대교" [Gayang Bridge]. Archived from the original on 5 August 2002.
  2. "성산대교" [Seongsan Bridge]. Archived from the original on 1 December 2002.
  3. "양화대교" [Yanghwa Bridge]. Archived from the original on 16 December 2002.
  4. "서강대교" [Sogang Grand Bridge]. Archived from the original on 16 December 2002.
  5. "마포대교" [Mapo Bridge]. Archived from the original on 3 December 2002.
  6. "원효대교" [Wonhyo Bridge]. Archived from the original on 3 December 2002.
  7. "한강대교" [Hangang Bridge]. Archived from the original on 3 December 2002.
  8. "동작대교" [Dongjak Bridge]. Archived from the original on 14 December 2002.
  9. "반포대교 (잠수교)" [Banpo Bridge (Jamsu Bridge)]. Archived from the original on 2 December 2002.
  10. "한남대교" [Hannam Bridge]. Archived from the original on 2 December 2002.
  11. "동호대교" [Dongho Bridge]. Archived from the original on 5 August 2002.
  12. "성수대교" [Seongsu Bridge]. Archived from the original on 5 August 2002.
  13. "영동대교" [Yeongdong Bridge]. Archived from the original on 15 December 2002.
  14. "청담대교" [Cheongdam Bridge]. Archived from the original on 15 December 2002.
  15. "잠실대교" [Jamsil Bridge]. Archived from the original on 15 December 2002.
  16. "잠실철교" [Jamsil Railway Bridge]. Archived from the original on 15 December 2002.
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