Bridge in Łęg

The bridge in Łęg, also known as the Nowa Huta bridge, is a road bridge built in the years 1950-1952 over the Vistula River, lying along Nowohucka street. Its designer was Józef Szulc. The structure of the bridge is made of steel, is 281.2 meters long and about 18.9 meters wide. It currently connects two industrial districts of Krakow: Czyżyny-Łęg with Płaszów.

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