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Bridge was built in 1968 by Belgrade company 'Mostogradnja', financed by exYugoslav Republic Croatia and Yugoslav National Army. It has lenght of 302 meters, with arch of 193meters, and at the time it was one of ten largest bridges in the world. During Croatian War for Independence in early 90's bridge suffered heavily damages, and one of the heaviest attacks from sky occured on November 8th. 1991. At result few enemies MiG's was taken down during attack. Three civilians were killed during attack. During war It represent strong connection between Croatian mainland and Dalmatia, and in period 1991-1993 more traffic has used this bridge then all years before since 1968 when bridge was opened. Bridge has been completely renovated in 1999 by Konstruktor inženjering company from Split, and since then has been properly maintained.
Hrvoje PetrovicHrvoje Petrovic
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Spectacular place! You can stop a car on a free, gravel parking lot here and it is surely worth to do so as the landscspe is just magnificent! You get surrounded by astonishing beauty of the nature - all shades of blue water and the sky with mountains and hills just in between of them... I was so very happy that there is no big, paved parking lot with 3 different restaurants and public toilets. That makes this place at least a bit intimate despite main road passing nearby. Impressive, simple bridge is just a perfect "crown" that human put on a beautiful head of the nature.
Marcin JanowskiMarcin Janowski
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Paški most je armiranobetonski ločni most, ki povezuje otok Pag s celino preko Ljubačkih vrat, na državni cesti D106. Paški most se je odprl 17. novembra 1968. Most je dolg 301 in širok 9 metrov. Razpon loka je 193 metrov. Most je zelo izpostavljen burji, med izgradnjo pa je moral štiri mesece vzdržati vetrove stopnje 8 po Beaufortovi lestvici. V nevihti spomladi leta 2019 je bila zabeležena hitrost vetra 198 kilometrov na uro. Vir informacij: Wikipedija Paški bridge is a reinforced concrete arch bridge that connects the island of Pag with the mainland via Ljubački vrat, on the national road D106. The Pag Bridge was opened on November 17, 1968. The bridge is 301 meters long and 9 meters wide. The span of the bow is 193 meters. The bridge is very exposed to storms, and during its construction it had to withstand winds of level 8 on the Beaufort scale for four months. A storm in the spring of 2019 recorded a wind speed of 198 kilometers per hour. Information source: Wikipedia
ČrniČrni
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Highly recommend if you are going to pag/ that area. Stopping on the lay by at the side of the road to take a look and get some photos. Is an area where you can walk down and get a better view of the bridge but also at the top is gorgeous
casey parkscasey parks
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Amazing location to watch the sunset. We went multiple days in the 1st week of september. It gets very windy but worth the hassle. Parking was always available and there's a small fastfood/drink place next to the parking space.
Foysal Ahamed ChowdhuryFoysal Ahamed Chowdhury
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As we didn't calculate well the time to see the sunset on the sea -we stopped and got some beer on our way back from Pag at the small bar with a view on the bridge. It was really romantic and the colours were amazing.
Mary NoiseMary Noise
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The Pag Bridge is the bridge that connects the island of Pag to the Croatian mainland. It is a 301 meters long, 9 meters wide bridge whose 201 meters long arch rises 35 meters above an Adriatic Sea strait called Ljubačka Vrata.
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