List of crossings of the Nile River
Crossings from Khartoum to the Mediterranean Sea
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The following bridges cross the Blue Nile and connect Khartoum to Khartoum North:
- Mac Nimir Bridge[1][2]
- Blue Nile Road & Railway Bridge
- Burri Bridge
- Elmansheya Bridge[3]
- Soba Bridge
The following bridges cross the White Nile and connect Khartoum to Omdurman:
- White Nile Bridge
- Victory Bridge, also known as El Fitihab Bridge
The following bridges cross from Omdurman to Khartoum North:
- Hafaya Bridge
The following bridges cross to Tuti from Khartoum state's three cities:
- Tuti Bridge[2][4] (previously known as the Khartoum North-Tuti bridge)[1]
Other bridges:
- Shandi Bridge, Shendi
- Atbarah Bridge, Atbarah
- Merowe Dam, Merowe
- Merowe Bridge, Merowe
- Aswan Bridge, Aswan
- Luxor Bridge, Luxor
- Suhag Bridge, Suhag
- Assiut Bridge, Assiut
- Al Minya Bridge, Minya
- Al Marazeek Bridge, Helwan
- First Ring Road Bridge (Moneeb Crossing), Cairo
- Abbas Bridge, Cairo
- University Bridge, Cairo
- Qasr al-Nil Bridge, Cairo
- 6th October Bridge, Cairo
- Abu El Ela Bridge, Cairo (removed in 1998)
- New Abu El Ela Bridge, Cairo
- Imbaba Bridge, Cairo
- Rod Elfarag Bridge, Cairo
- Second Ring Road Bridge, Cairo
- Banha Bridge, Banha
- Samanoud Bridge, Samanoud
- Mansoura 2 Bridges, Mansoura
- Talkha Bridge, Talkha
- Shirbine high Bridge
- Shirbine Bridge
- Kafr Sad – Farscor Bridge
- International Coastal Road Bridge
- Damietta high Bridge, Damietta
- Damietta Bridge, Damietta
- Kafr El Zayat Bridges, Kafr El Zayat
- Zefta Bridge, Zefta
Crossings from Jinja, Uganda to Khartoum
- Source of the Nile Bridge, Jinja, Uganda
- River Nile Railway Bridge, Jinja, Uganda
- Nalubaale Bridge, Jinja, Uganda (Formerly Owen Falls Bridge)
- Karuma Bridge, Karuma, Uganda
- Pakwach Bridge, Uganda
References
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- ^ a b "The battle over Khartoum's bridges". Dabanga Radio TV Online. 14 November 2023. Archived from the original on 10 August 2024. Retrieved 26 February 2024.
- ^ Salih, Zeinab Mohammed (18 November 2023). "Sudan conflict: warring sides blame each other for strike on key bridge". the Guardian. Archived from the original on 10 August 2024. Retrieved 26 February 2024.
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