Suyeong Bridge

It may be difficult to take pictures because it is very windy.

[Justice] A bridge connecting Millak-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan and U-dong, Haeundae-gu. [Name origin] Suyeong Bridge is named after the bridge that crosses the Suyeong River. It was also called Suyeong No. 1 Bridge because it was the first bridge to be built at the mouth of the Suyeong River. [Specification] Suyeong Bridge is the second bridge located at the estuary of the Suyeong River, and the height of the bridge is 5 m. The length of the connecting road is 340m and the bridge is 180m, with a total length of 520m. It is an 8-lane reciprocating bridge with a width of 45 m. The total project cost was 47 billion won. [Establishment Process] This bridge was built to connect the Suyeong River by road. Afterwards, Busan Centum City was built to the east of the Suyeong River, and along with the opening of the access road, the transportation system improvement project in the downstream, middle, and upstream areas was carried out, and the Suyeong Bridge was re-established. Suyeong Bridge was built as a reconstruction project by combining the disorderly Millak Bridge [two lanes round-trip], Suyeong Bridge No. Millak Bridge, the predecessor of Suyeong No. 1 Bridge, can be found in the 1929 『Attached Design for Road Bridge Improvement Project』[Gyeongsangnam-do], and Suyeonggyo can be found in an article in the 『Donga Ilbo』 in 1930, indicating that it has been a bridge since the Japanese colonial period. Able to know. The shape of the initial bridge cannot be confirmed, and it is presumed that the Suyeong Bridge No. 1 was re-established and the dismantled bridge was re-established. The dismantled Millrak Bridge was built in 1959, the Suyeong Bridge No. 1 in 1977, and the Suyeong Bridge exclusively for container transport in 1995. The basic design of the Suyeong Bridge restoration project was completed in July 2003, and the construction started in April 2004 and was completed and opened at the end of January 2008, reaching the present. Although the bridge was modernized due to the re-establishment, it is called Suyeong Bridge or Suyeong No. 1 Bridge after the name of Suyeong No. [current situation] Suyeong Bridge is located at the entrance where Suyeong River flows into Suyeong Bay and connects between Suyeong Bridge No. 1 Intersection and Centum City Intersection. The West Suyeong Bridge No. 1 Intersection is connected to Suyeong Road, which was built along the west riverside, and Suyeong Road, which was built from the Suyeong intersection. Busan Urban Railway Line 2 runs under Suyeonggyo Bridge. Suyeonggyo Bridge is re-established and is designed with the theme of festival, meaning that it will be the gateway to Haeundae and the venue of the festival. There are sidewalks on both sides of the bridge, and in the center of the road there are three orca sculptures for citizens and tourists and a statue of a mermaid. Below Suyeong Bridge, where the sea and river meet, you can see clear water and fish jumping out of the sea and jumping out of the water.

Main bridge connecting Suyeong-gu and Haeundae-gu On the subway line, Millak The bridge leading to Centum On the bridge from Suyeong to Haeundae largest and widest leg at both ends of the legs There is a riverside promenade. There is also a sculpture in the middle of the bridge. There is a place that has become like an observatory It is good to take pictures while passing by. It is well lit at night. as the color of the light changes In harmony with the Centum City side a place with a great view