Pol Siah
Bridge in Ahvaz, Iranian national heritage site
Nº Q5953048 ★★★
Rare · Architecture
Pol Siah
Bridge in Ahvaz, Iranian national heritage site
Pol Siah (Persian: پُل سیاه, romanized: Pol-Siya), also known as Pol-e Pirouzi (Persian: پل پیروزی, romanized: Pol-e Pirūzi), is a railway bridge over the Karun river in Ahvaz, in the Iranian province of Khuzestan. Built during the reign of Reza Shah, it carries a single railway track with a footway on either side and is the oldest modern bridge in the city.
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Pol Siah (Persian: پُل سیاه, romanized: Pol-Siya), also known as Pol-e Pirouzi (Persian: پل پیروزی, romanized: Pol-e Pirūzi), is a railway bridge over the Karun river in Ahvaz, in the Iranian province of Khuzestan. Built during the reign of Reza Shah, it carries a single railway track with a footway on either side and is the oldest modern bridge in the city. The bridge is owned by the Southern Region of the Iranian state railways and links the line to the port of Bandar Imam Khomeini on the Persian Gulf with the Trans-Iranian Railway towards Khorramshahr and Tehran.
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