Lezíria Bridge

39 013 - 8.935Koordinaten: 39 ° 0 ' 46.8 " N, 8 ° 56 ' 6 " W

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3x3 lanes of the A10

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Ponte da Lezíria is a haunched box girder beam bridge in Portugal. It spans the Tagus River and the Rio Sorraia between Carregado, District of Lisbon and Benavente, Santarém District.

The bridge provides the north-south traffic a dodge by the urban area of ​​Lisbon. The building is used for three times three lanes of the A10 motorway. For easy crossing a toll of 1.15 €.

The total length of the constructed balanced cantilever prestressed concrete bridge structure is around 12 km, of which about 1700 m on the northern and 9230 to the southern bridge ramp. The main structure has a length of 972 m. The spans are twice 95 m, 127, 133 and 130 m four times.

A total of 400,000 cubic meters of concrete and 45,000 tons of steel were used. The bridge was inaugurated on July 8, 2007 by the Portuguese Prime Minister José Sócrates.