List of bridges in the Philippines

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This is a list of bridges in the Philippines. This list includes notable viaducts or landbridges built over land mass, on coastal areas, riverbanks and on diversion roads.

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Historical and architectural interest bridges

NameDistinctionLengthTypeCarries
Crosses
OpenedLocationRegionRef.
Malagonlong Bridge.jpg 1 Malagonlong Bridge National Cultural Treasure
National Historical Landmark
136 m (446 ft) Masonry
5 semi-circular arches

Dumaca River
1850 Tayabas
14°00′46.6″N121°37′00.6″E / 14.012944°N 121.616833°E / 14.012944; 121.616833 (Malagonlong Bridge)
Calabarzon [1]
[2]
KITLV A393 - Brug over een rivier te Manila op de Filippijnen, KITLV 85527.tiff 2 Puente Colgante (Manila)
dismantled in 1939
110 m (360 ft) Suspension
Wooden deck, masonry pylons
1852 Manila
14°35′43.6″N120°58′55.9″E / 14.595444°N 120.982194°E / 14.595444; 120.982194 (Puente Colgante (Manila))
Metro Manila [3]
[4]

Major bridges

This table presents a non-exhaustive list of the road and railway bridges with spans greater than 100 metres (328 ft) or total lengths longer than 5,000 metres (16,404 ft).

NameSpanLengthTypeCarries
Crosses
OpenedLocationRegionRef.
Cebu Downtown CCLEX top view (Cebu City; 09-07-2022).jpg 1 Cebu–Cordova Link Expressway 390 m (1,280 ft)8,900 m (29,200 ft) Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
60+65+390+65+60
2022 Cebu CityCordova
10°17′12.7″N123°53′56.2″E / 10.286861°N 123.898944°E / 10.286861; 123.898944 (Cebu–Cordova Bridge)
Central Visayas [S 1]
[5]
[6]
MacapagalBridge2.jpg 2 Macapagal Bridge 360 m (1,180 ft)882 m (2,894 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel girder deck, 1 concrete pylon
2007 Butuan
8°55′21.8″N125°33′13.6″E / 8.922722°N 125.553778°E / 8.922722; 125.553778 (Macapagal Bridge)
Caraga [7]
[8]
[9]
Magapit Suspension Bridge (National Road, Lal-lo, Cagayan; 11-21-2022).jpg 3 Magapit Suspension Bridge 256 m (840 ft)410 m (1,350 ft) Suspension
Steel truss deck, steel pylons
76+256+76
1978 Lal-lo
18°07′19.9″N121°40′21.0″E / 18.122194°N 121.672500°E / 18.122194; 121.672500 (Magapit Suspension Bridge)
Cagayan Valley [S 2]
[10]
[11]
San Juanico Bridge from above2.jpg 4 San Juanico Bridge 192 m (630 ft)2,164 m (7,100 ft) Truss
Steel
64+112+192+112
1973 TaclobanSanta Rita
11°18′03.4″N124°58′12.6″E / 11.300944°N 124.970167°E / 11.300944; 124.970167 (San Juanico Bridge)
Eastern Visayas [12]
[13]
Marcelo Fernan Bridge4 - Flickr.jpg 5 Marcelo Fernan Bridge 185 m (607 ft)1,237 m (4,058 ft) Extradosed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
111+185+111
1999 MandaueLapu-Lapu City
10°19′35.5″N123°57′59.4″E / 10.326528°N 123.966500°E / 10.326528; 123.966500 (Marcelo Fernan Bridge)
Central Visayas [S 3]
[14]
[15]
[16]
Bamban,Tarlacjf7798 02.JPG 6 Bamban Bridge 174 m (571 ft)177 m (581 ft) Arch
Steel tied arch
Bow-string bridge
N2 (Philippines).svg
MacArthur Highway
Sacobia River
1998 BambanMabalacat
15°15′37.3″N120°33′35″E / 15.260361°N 120.55972°E / 15.260361; 120.55972 (Bamban Bridge)
Central Luzon [S 4]
[17]
[18]
Agas-Agas Bridge.jpg 7 Agas-Agas Bridge 150 m (490 ft)350 m (1,150 ft) Box girder
Prestressed concrete
99+150+99
2009 Sogod
10°29′48.2″N124°59′52.6″E / 10.496722°N 124.997944°E / 10.496722; 124.997944 (Agas-Agas Bridge)
Eastern Visayas [S 5]
[19]
[20]
8 Panguil Bay Bridge
under construction
150 m (490 ft)2,360 m (7,740 ft) Extradosed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
85+150+85
Road bridge
Panguil Bay
2024 TangubTubod
8°03′20.6″N123°46′39.7″E / 8.055722°N 123.777694°E / 8.055722; 123.777694 (Panguil Bay Bridge)
Northern Mindanao [21]
[22]
Mactan-Mandaue Bridge.jpg 9 Mactan–Mandaue Bridge 144 m (472 ft)864 m (2,835 ft) Truss
Steel
112+144+112
1973 MandaueLapu-Lapu City
10°19′11.4″N123°57′21.0″E / 10.319833°N 123.955833°E / 10.319833; 123.955833 (Mactan–Mandaue Bridge)
Central Visayas [S 6]
[23]
EDSA Guadalupe Bridge (Makati; 03-21-2021).jpg 10 Guadalupe Bridge (MRT) 135 m (443 ft) Arch
Steel tied arch
Bow-string bridge
1998 Manila
14°34′06.4″N121°02′45.9″E / 14.568444°N 121.046083°E / 14.568444; 121.046083 (Guadalupe Bridge (MRT))
Metro Manila [24]
[25]
11 Mawo Bridge 130 m (430 ft)(x2)259 m (850 ft) Arch
Steel tied arch
Bow-string bridge
1976 Victoria
12°26′44.6″N124°18′57.5″E / 12.445722°N 124.315972°E / 12.445722; 124.315972 (Mawo Bridge)
Eastern Visayas [26]
[27]
Biliran Bridge.jpg 12 Biliran Bridge 128 m (420 ft)252 m (827 ft) Arch
Steel tied arch
Bow-string bridge
N681 (Philippines).svg
N681 highway
Biliran Strait
Carigara Bay
1976 BiliranLeyte
11°27′22.2″N124°28′46.6″E / 11.456167°N 124.479611°E / 11.456167; 124.479611 (Biliran Bridge)
Eastern Visayas [28]
[29]
Santa Monica-Lawton Bridge (Pasig section) 14.jpg 13 Santa Monica–Lawton Bridge 105 m (344 ft)687 m (2,254 ft) Box girder
Prestressed concrete
53+105+53
Road bridge
Pasig River
2021 Manila
14°33′56.7″N121°03′17.3″E / 14.565750°N 121.054806°E / 14.565750; 121.054806 (Santa Monica–Lawton Bridge)
Metro Manila [30]
[31]
14 Clarin Bridge 104 m (341 ft)104 m (341 ft) Arch
Steel tied arch
Bow-string bridge
2022 Loay
9°36′08.7″N124°00′33.3″E / 9.602417°N 124.009250°E / 9.602417; 124.009250 (Clarin Bridge)
Central Visayas [32]
Pic geo photos - ph=mm=manila=quiapo=quezon bridge - aerial shot from riverview mansion -philippines--2015-0624--ls-.JPG 15 Quezon Bridge 102 m (335 ft)256 m (840 ft) Arch
Steel through arch
1939 Manila
14°35′44.0″N120°58′55.7″E / 14.595556°N 120.982139°E / 14.595556; 120.982139 (Quezon Bridge)
Metro Manila [33]
[34]
16 Liloan Bridge 298 m (978 ft) Arch
Steel tied arch
Bow-string bridge
AH26 (N1) sign.svg
Pan-Philippine Highway
Panaon Strait
1979 Liloan
10°09′45.9″N125°07′42.5″E / 10.162750°N 125.128472°E / 10.162750; 125.128472 (Liloan Bridge)
Eastern Visayas [35]
Magsaysay Bridge (Full).jpg 17 Magsaysay Bridge 856 m (2,808 ft) Truss
Steel
1960 Butuan
8°56′52.9″N125°32′47.2″E / 8.948028°N 125.546444°E / 8.948028; 125.546444 (Magsaysay Bridge)
Caraga
Manila Light Rail Transit System 20090802TramPH.jpg 18 LRT Line 1 Viaduct 19,600 m (64,300 ft) Beam bridge
Box girder
Prestressed concrete
1984 Manila
14°35′48.4″N120°58′51.0″E / 14.596778°N 120.980833°E / 14.596778; 120.980833 (LRT Line 1 Viaduct)
Metro Manila [Note 1]
[36]
[37]
[38]
Views of Candaba Viaduct Apalit Bypass Road fields 19.jpg 19 Candaba Viaduct 5,000 m (16,000 ft) Beam bridge
Twin bridges
Prestressed concrete
1976 ApalitPulilan
14°57′15.7″N120°46′35.9″E / 14.954361°N 120.776639°E / 14.954361; 120.776639 (Candaba Viaduct)
Central Luzon [S 7]
[39]

Under construction and proposed bridges

This table presents a non-exhaustive list of the road and railway bridges with spans greater than 100 metres (328 ft) or total lengths longer than 1,000 metres (3,281 ft).

NameSpanLengthTypeCarries
Crosses
OpenedLocationRegionRef.
1 Bataan–Cavite Interlink Bridge
South Channel Bridge
project
900 m (3,000 ft)32,150 m (105,480 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
Road bridge
Manila Bay
2028 MarivelesNaic
14°21′28.0″N120°38′46.7″E / 14.357778°N 120.646306°E / 14.357778; 120.646306 (Bataan–Cavite Interlink South Channel Bridge)
Central Luzon
Calabarzon
[40]
[41]
[42]
2022-09-24 Bataan-Cavite Bridge 001.jpg 2 Bataan–Cavite Interlink Bridge
North Channel Bridge
project
400 m (1,300 ft)32,150 m (105,480 ft) Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
200+400+200
Road bridge
Manila Bay
2028 MarivelesNaic
14°25′00.6″N120°35′49.9″E / 14.416833°N 120.597194°E / 14.416833; 120.597194 (Bataan–Cavite Interlink North Channel Bridge)
Central Luzon
Calabarzon
[40]
[41]
[42]
3 Second San Juanico Bridge
project
350 m (1,150 ft)960 m (3,150 ft) Arch
Steel through arch
125+350+125
Road bridge
San Juanico Strait
2027 BabatngonSanta Rita
11°23′30.6″N124°58′52.7″E / 11.391833°N 124.981306°E / 11.391833; 124.981306 (2nd San Juanico Bridge)
Eastern Visayas [43]
[44]
4 Davao–Samal Bridge
planned
250 m (820 ft)3,980 m (13,060 ft) Extradosed
Concrete pylons
Road bridge
Pakiputan Strait
2027 Davao CitySamal
7°06′15″N125°39′30″E / 7.10417°N 125.65833°E / 7.10417; 125.65833 (Davao–Samal Bridge)
Davao Region [45]
5 Fourth Cebu–Mactan Bridge
project
215 m (705 ft)3,300 m (10,800 ft) Box girder
Steel
150+215+150
Road bridge
Mactan Channel
MandaueLapu-Lapu City
10°19′54.1″N123°58′30.0″E / 10.331694°N 123.975000°E / 10.331694; 123.975000 (4th Cebu–Mactan Bridge)
Central Visayas [46]
[47]
6 Alcala Bridge
project
140 m (460 ft)(x2)450 m (1,480 ft) Arch
Steel through arch
85+2x140+85
Road bridge
Cagayan River
2025 Alcala
17°54′58.9″N121°38′13.3″E / 17.916361°N 121.637028°E / 17.916361; 121.637028 (Alcala Bridge)
Cagayan Valley [48]
7 Guimaras–Negros Link Bridge
project
13,110 m (43,010 ft) Cable-stayed
Road bridge
Guimaras Strait
San LorenzoPulupandan
10°32′23.9″N122°45′03.9″E / 10.539972°N 122.751083°E / 10.539972; 122.751083 (Guimaras–Negros Link Bridge)
Western Visayas [49]
[50]
8 Iloilo–Guimaras Link Bridge
project
4,970 m (16,310 ft) Cable-stayed
Road bridge
Iloilo Strait
LeganesBuenavista
10°45′34.3″N122°38′08.5″E / 10.759528°N 122.635694°E / 10.759528; 122.635694 (Iloilo–Guimaras Link Bridge)
Western Visayas [49]
[50]

Alphabetical list

BridgeCarriesSpansRegionLength in metersOpenedImage
Agas-Agas Bridge AH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway )Kahupian Valley in Sogod, Southern Leyte Eastern Visayas 350 [51] 2010 [52] Agas-Agas Bridge.jpg
Agat (Bued) BridgeN2 (Philippines).svg N2 ( Manila North Road ) Bued River between Sison and Rosario, La Union Ilocos Region 540 [53] 2010 [52] SisonPangasinanjf888.JPG
Aguang BridgeN112 (Philippines).svg N112 (Baler–Casiguran Road)Dimanibong River in Baler, Aurora Central Luzon 804.42 [54] 1991 [52] Aguangjf.JPG
Agus BridgeN9 (Philippines).svg N9 ( Butuan–Cagayan de Oro–Iligan Road ) Agus River in Iligan, Lanao del Norte Northern Mindanao 104 [55] 1978 [52]
Aluling BridgeN205 (Philippines).svg N205 ( Tagudin–Cervantes–Sabangan Road ) Abra River between Cervantes, Ilocos Sur and Tadian, Mountain Province Ilocos Region and Cordillera Administrative Region 180 [56] 2013 [52]
Amburayan BridgeN2 (Philippines).svg N2 ( Manila North Road )Amburayan River between Tagudin, Ilocos Sur and Sudipen, La Union Ilocos Region 536 [57] 2009 [52] FvfTagudin9737 43.JPG
Amnay BridgeN450 (Philippines).svg N450 (Mindoro West Coastal Road)Amnay River in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro Mimaropa 407.20 [58] 1985 [52]
Anda BridgeAnda RoadKakiputan Channel between Luzon and Anda islands Ilocos Region 4001992 Anda Bridge.jpg
Bamban Bridge N2 (Philippines).svg N2 ( MacArthur Highway )Sacobia River between Bamban, Tarlac and Mabalacat, Pampanga Central Luzon 179.20 [59] 1998 [52] Bamban,Tarlacjf7798 02.JPG
Bato BridgeBato–Baras RoadBato River in Bato, Catanduanes Bicol Region 320.60 [60] 2002 [52]
Biliran BridgeN681 (Philippines).svg N681 (Lemon–Leyte–Biliran Road)Biliran Strait between Biliran, Biliran and Leyte, Leyte Eastern Visayas 251.96 [61] 1976 [52] Biliran Bridge.jpg
Bugallon BridgeN55 (Philippines).svg N55 ( Romulo Highway ) Agno River in Lingayen, Pangasinan Ilocos Region 393.24 [62] 2000 [52] 6657Lingayen Bugallon Road 07.jpg
Buntun Bridge N51 (Philippines).svg N51 ( Santiago–Tuguegarao Road ) Rio Grande de Cagayan between Tuguegarao and Solana, Cagayan Cagayan Valley 1,102.65 [63] 1970 [52] Buntun Bridge.jpg
Calaba BridgeAbra–Ilocos Norte RoadLagben River between Bangued and La Paz, Abra Cordillera Administrative Region 906 [64] 2005 [52] Calaba Bridge 2.jpg
Cangaranan BridgeN501 (Philippines).svg N501 (Iloilo–Antique Road)Cangaranan River in Bugasong, Antique Western Visayas 656.20 [65] 2004 [52]
Cansaga Bay Bridge N840 (Philippines).svg N840 (Consolacion–Tayud–Liloan Road)Cansaga Bay between Mandaue and Consolacion, Cebu Central Visayas 1,250.65 [66] 2010 [66] Cebu coastline from the air - Cansaga Bay Bridge (cropped).jpg
Carlos P. Romulo BridgeCamiling–Malasique–Sta. Barbara Road Agno River between Camiling, Tarlac and Bayambang, Pangasinan Central Luzon and Ilocos Region 444.10 [67] 1945 [52] 2997Carlos P. Romulo Bridge 11.jpg
Candaba Viaduct E1 (Philippines).svg E1 ( North Luzon Expressway ) Pampanga River between Apalit, Pampanga and Pulilan, Bulacan Central Luzon 5,000 [68] 1976 [69] NLEX Candaba Viaductjwilz.jpg
Caraga BridgeN74 (Philippines).svg N74 ( Surigao–Davao Coastal Road )Kalinawan River in Caraga, Davao Oriental Davao Region 280.50 [70] 2017 [52]
Cawayan BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway )Cawayan River in Sorsogon City, Sorsogon Bicol Region 157.62 [71] 1977 [52]
Cebu–Cordova Bridge Cebu–Cordova Link Expressway Mactan Channel from Cordova, Cebu to South Road Properties in Cebu City Central Visayas 8,9002022 [52] CCLEX Bridge (Cebu City; 09-07-2022).jpg
Cebu South Coastal Road ViaductN840 (Philippines).svg N840 ( Cebu South Coastal Road ) Mactan Channel from Ermita to South Road Properties in Cebu City Central Visayas 1,501.41 [72] 2003 [52] Cebu City 2.jpg
Datu Sahid Piang BridgeN940 (Philippines).svg N940 (Midayap–Makar Road)Tamontaka River in Datu Piang, Maguindanao Bangsamoro 312.45 [73] 1994 [52] Datu Sahid Piang Bridge.jpg
Davao River Bridge N913 (Philippines).svg N913 ( Davao City Diversion Road ) Davao River in Davao City Davao Region 140.60 [74] 2001 [52] May 25 6-lane Davao River Bridge.jpg
Domalandan BridgeLingayen–Labrador Road Agno River in Lingayen, Pangasinan Ilocos Region 604.35 [62] 2006 [52] 6248Balangobong Domalandan Baay, Lingayen, Pangasinan 41.jpg
Don Mariano Marcos BridgeAbra–Kalinga National RoadLagben River between Tayum and Dolores, Abra Cordillera Administrative Region 889 [64] 1974 [52]
Don Teofilo Sison BridgeN2 (Philippines).svg N2 ( MacArthur Highway ) Agno River between Rosales and Villasis Ilocos Region 650 [53] 1990 [52] FvfPangasinan230.JPG
General Luna BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway ) Pampanga River in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija Central Luzon 606.14 [75] 1974 [52] 06988jfCabanatuan City Bridge River Greens Ecija Highwayfvf 19.JPG
Gilbert BridgeN2 (Philippines).svg N2 ( Manila North Road )Padsan River in Laoag, Ilocos Norte Ilocos Region 741.13 [76] 1973 [52] Gilbert Bridge, Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, Philippines.jpg
Governor Lopez BridgeN74 (Philippines).svg N74 ( Surigao–Davao Coastal Road )Casaoman River in Manay, Davao Oriental Davao Region 308.96 [70] 1988 [52]
Governor Miranda Bridge IIAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) (Davao-Agusan National Highway)Libuganon River between Carmen and Tagum, Davao del Norte Davao Region 649 [77] 2004 [52]
Governor Teodoro Palma Gil BridgeN74 (Philippines).svg N74 ( Surigao–Davao Coastal Road )Caraga River in Caraga, Davao Oriental Davao Region 281.10 [70] 2015 [52]
Guimbal BridgeN501 (Philippines).svg N501 (Iloilo–Antique Road)Guimbal River in Guimbal, Iloilo Western Visayas 350 [78] 1935 [52]
Hector Mendoza BridgeCarmen–Alcala Road Agno River in Alcala, Pangasinan Ilocos Region 1,002 [53] 2002 [52] 7117Santo Tomas Alcala Highway 24.jpg
Iraan BridgeN490 (Philippines).svg N490 (Palawan Circumferential Road)Iraan River in Aborlan, Palawan Mimaropa 160 [79] 2017 [52]
Jones BridgeSantiago–San Agustin Road Rio Grande de Cagayan between Jones and San Agustin, Isabela Cagayan Valley 350 [80] 2008 [80]
Kalibo Bridge IN503 (Philippines).svg N503 (Aklan East Road)Aklan River between Numancia and Kalibo, Aklan Western Visayas 420 [81] 1939 [52]
Kalibo Bridge II450 [82] 2017 [83]
Kalibo Bridge III Kalibo Circumferential RoadAklan River in Lezo and Kalibo, Aklan Western Visayas 770 [84] 2020 [84]
Kalilayan BridgePadre Burgos–Agdangan National RoadKalilayan River in Unisan, Quezon Calabarzon 198 [85] 1984 [52]
Lisap BridgeFrancis Coronel RoadBongabong River in Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro Mimaropa 365 [86] 2018 [86]
Old Lucban BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Manila North Road )Lucban River in Abulug, Cagayan Cagayan Valley 826.90 [87] 1968 [88]
New Lucban Bridge825 [88] 2017 [88]
Lullutan BridgeIlagan–Delfin Albano–Mallig Road Cagayan River in Ilagan, Isabela Cagayan Valley 500.60 [89] 2015 [89]
Macapagal Bridge N951 (Philippines).svg N951 ( Mayor Democrito D. Plaza II Avenue ) Agusan River in Butuan, Agusan del Norte Caraga 908 [90] 2007 [91] @ D. Macapagal Bridge - panoramio.jpg
Macapagal (Palaypay) BridgeN955 (Philippines).svg N955 ( Gingoog-Claveria-Villanueva Road )Odiongan River in Gingoog, Misamis Oriental Northern Mindanao 202 [92] 2008 [52] MACAPAGAL BRIDGE, GINGOOG CITY.jpg
Mandaue–Mactan Bridge N82 (Philippines).svg N82 (Mandaue–Mactan Road) Mactan Channel between Lapu-Lapu and Mandaue, Cebu Central Visayas 854 [93] 1973 [52] Mandaue-Mactan Bridge I.jpg
Magallanes BridgePangasinan–Nueva Vizcaya RoadViray River in Tayug, Pangasinan Ilocos Region 344 [53] 1980 [52] 05684jfHighway Santa Maria Churches Pangasinan Tayug Landmarksfvf 07.JPG
Magapit Suspension Bridge AH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) (Bangag-Magapit Road) Rio Grande de Cagayan in Lal-lo, Cagayan Cagayan Valley 449.14 [94] 1978 [52] Magapit Bridge, Lal-lo, Cagayan.jpg
Magat BridgeN51 (Philippines).svg N51 ( Santiago–Tuguegarao Road ) Magat River between Cabatuan and Aurora, Isabela Cagayan Valley 926.06 [95] 1991 [52]
Magdiwang BridgeN480 (Philippines).svg N480 (Sibuyan Circumferential Road)Nailog River in Magdiwang, Romblon Mimaropa 180.84 [96] 1975 [52]
Magsaysay BridgeN9 (Philippines).svg N9 ( Butuan–Cagayan de Oro–Iligan Road ) Agusan River in Butuan, Agusan del Norte Caraga 856.45 [97] 1960 [91] Magsaysay Bridge (Full).jpg
Marcelo Fernan Bridge N841 (Philippines).svg N841 (Marcelo B. Fernan Bridge) Mactan Channel between Lapu-Lapu and Mandaue, Cebu Central Visayas 1,230.2 [93] 1999 [52] THE Marcelo Fernan Bridge.jpg
Naguilian Bridge (La Union)N54 (Philippines).svg N54 ( Naguilian Road )Balili River in Naguilian, La Union Ilocos Region 288.601997
Mawo BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway )Mauo River in Victoria, Northern Samar Eastern Visayas 259 [98] 1972 [52]
Naguilian Bridge (Isabela)AH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway ) Rio Grande de Cagayan in Naguilian, Isabela Cagayan Valley 690 [99] 1999 [52]
Narciso Ramos Bridge Asingan Bypass Road Agno River between Asingan and Santa Maria, Pangasinan Ilocos Region 1,448 [53] 1990 [52] 05042jfHighway Churches Pangasinan Bridge Asingan Santa Maria Tayug Landmarksfvf 05.JPG
New Badiwan BridgeN208 (Philippines).svg N208 ( Aspiras–Palispis Highway )Badiwan River (tributary of Aringay River) in Tuba, Benguet Cordillera Administrative Region 513 [100] 2000 [52]
Padilla BridgeN55 (Philippines).svg N55 ( Romulo Highway ) Agno River in Lingayen, Pangasinan Ilocos Region 456 [62] 1958 [52] 6657Lingayen Bugallon Road 28.jpg
Pagalungan BridgeN75 (Philippines).svg N75 ( Davao–Cotabato Road ) Rio Grande de Mindanao between Pikit, Cotabato and Pagalungan, Maguindanao Bangsamoro 242.70 [73] 1950 [52]
Pagsangahan BridgeN650 (Philippines).svg N650 (Catanduanes Circumferential Road)Bato River in San Miguel, Catanduanes Bicol Region 185.602007
Old Pamplona BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Manila North Road )Pamplona River in Pamplona, Cagayan Cagayan Valley 492.36 [87] 1955
New Pamplona Bridge489.802016
Pantal BridgeJudge Jose de Venecia Extension RoadPantal River in Dagupan, Pangasinan Ilocos Region 380 [101] 2008
Patapat Viaduct AH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) Patapat Cliff in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte Ilocos Region 1,130.22 [76] 1986 Patapat Viaduct in Pagudpud.jpg
Polo BridgeN961 (Philippines).svg N961 (Junction Polo–Dapitan Park National Road)Dapitan River in Dapitan, Zamboanga del Norte Zamboanga Peninsula 362.401992
Puntod–Kauswagan BridgeOpol–Bulua Diversion Road Cagayan de Oro River in Cagayan de Oro Northern Mindanao 3522007
Quirino BridgeN2 (Philippines).svg N2 ( Manila North Road ) Abra River between Bantay and Santa, Ilocos Sur Ilocos Region 4562007 Quirino Bridge.JPG
Old Quirino (Banaoang) Bridge3021933 Quirino Bridge, Bantay, Ilocos Sur, Philippines - panoramio.jpg
Quirino BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) (Cotabato-Lanao Road) Rio Grande de Mindanao in Cotabato City Bangsamoro 161.801950 Quirino Bridge Cotabato City.jpg
Roxas City (Jumbo) BridgeGov. Gabriel Hernandez Avenue–Rizal Street–Calipayan RoadPan-ay River in Roxas City, Capiz Western Visayas 1281997
Sacobia Bridge New Clark City–International Airport Access RoadSacobia River in Bamban, Tarlac Central Luzon 8942022
San Lorenzo Ruiz Memorial BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway ) Cagayan River in Bagabag, Nueva Vizcaya Cagayan Valley 496.601990 FvfBagabagSanJose5368 07.JPG
San Jose BridgeRodriguez Highway Marikina River in Rodriguez, Rizal Calabarzon 2001978
San Juanico Bridge AH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway ) San Juanico Strait between Tacloban, Leyte and Santa Rita, Samar Eastern Visayas 2,160 [102] 1973 San Juanico Bridge 2.JPG
Santa Maria Centennial BridgeN2 (Philippines).svg N2 ( Manila North Road )Santa Maria River in Santa Maria, Ilocos Sur Ilocos Region 320.601998
Santo Tomas BridgeManabo–Bucay RoadLagben River in Manabo, Abra Cordillera Administrative Region 6902013
Sindangan BridgeIpil–Dipolog HighwaySindangan River in Sindangan, Zamboanga del Norte Zamboanga Peninsula 452.701967
Sipocot BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway )Libmanan River in Sipocot, Camarines Sur Bicol Region 149.351972
Tagoloan Parallel BridgeN9 (Philippines).svg N9 ( Butuan–Cagayan de Oro–Iligan Road ) Tagoloan River in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental Northern Mindanao 529.302007
Taguibo Bridge IIAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) (Surigao-Butuan National Highway)Taguibo River in Butuan, Agusan del Norte Caraga 6002019
Tamontaka BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) (Marbel-Allah Valley-Cotabato Road)Tamontaka River between Cotabato City and Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao Bangsamoro 2091965
Wawa BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) ( Pan-Philippine Highway )Panaon Strait in Liloan, Southern Leyte Eastern Visayas 297 [103] 1977 Wawa Bridge of Liloan.jpg
Wawa Parallel BridgeAH26 (N1) sign.svg AH 26 (N1) (Davao-Agusan National Highway) Wawa River between Bayugan and Sibagat, Agusan del Sur Caraga 240.802020

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