Muktarpur Bridge Overview Location:
River: Dhaleshwari River Country: Bangladesh Nearby Area: Munshiganj District, connecting to Narayanganj District Purpose:
Road Connectivity: Improves road connectivity between Munshiganj and Narayanganj, facilitating easier and faster travel. Economic Development: Boosts trade and commerce by enhancing transportation routes for goods and people. Social Integration: Enhances accessibility for local communities, promoting regional integration. History and Construction:
Construction Start: 2003 Completion: 2008 Inauguration: 2008, inaugurated by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Operator: Roads and Highways Department, Bangladesh Technical Specifications:
Length: Approximately 1.5 kilometers (4,921 feet) Width: Two-lane carriageway designed to handle modern traffic loads. Design: Balanced cantilever design with pre-stressed concrete, built to withstand river currents and traffic demands. Impact and Benefits:
Economic Growth: Expected to enhance economic activities by reducing transportation costs and travel time. Transportation: Significantly improves connectivity, reducing travel time between Munshiganj and Narayanganj, and beyond to Dhaka. Infrastructure Development: Part of broader infrastructure improvements in the region, aiding in regional development and planning. Challenges and Maintenance:
Construction Challenges: Included addressing the dynamic conditions of the Dhaleshwari River and ensuring the stability of the bridge structure. Maintenance: Requires regular maintenance to ensure structural integrity and safety, especially given the riverâs impact on the foundations. The Muktarpur Bridge is an important infrastructure project for Bangladesh, enhancing connectivity, promoting economic growth, and improving the quality of life for local communities by providing better access to services and...
   Read moreThe sixth Bangladesh-China friendship bridge over the river Dhaleswari (āϧāϞā§āĻļā§āĻŦāϰā§) that connects Narayanganj and Munshiganj district is another attractive place to visit at Munshiganj. This bridge is at muktarpur, all buses from Dhaka to Munshiganj used to give a stoppage at the base of the bridge. Muktarpur bridge was opened for public at 18th February 2008, and it was opened by the Chief Advisor of Bangladesh Government, Mr. Fakhruddin Ahmed. Before the bridge was established , people of that particular area used to cross the river with trawler boats, and the vehicles through Ferry. After its construction, now a days, itâs no more require the Ferry transport, but still some people used to cross the river using boat. The bridge is not allowed to take any Rickshaw, thatâs why I think people are still using this route. It takes around 15 minutes to cross the bridge. Even though you are there at summer season, but at the middle of the bridge, thereâs always plenty of cool airs from the river, and that was enough to ease the hot from the sun. Itâs a lovely place to enjoy your time. At Every moment, under the bridge, different types of water vehicles are passing. Some are bigger in size, some are smaller. Some boats are carrying goods, like sand, woods, etc. Some are trawler that carrying people to their destination. Also from the middle of the bridge, you can enjoy the beauty of the river Dhaleswari. At the both side of the bridge there are lovely scene to watch. The water of the river is clean. Not dirty like other rivers from Dhaka or Narayanganj area. Youâll find lots of people are having baths at the bank of the river. There is a stair at the bridge where the river bank started. If you want, you can get down from the bridge using the stairs, and enjoy the beauty of the bridge...
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