Keane Bridge

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Keane Bridge is a historic steel truss bridge in Sylhet, Bangladesh, often regarded as an iconic symbol of the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
steel truss bridge
alsoKnownAs Gateway to Sylhet NERFINISHED
cityLandmarkStatus popular tourist attraction in Sylhet
constructionCost approximately 5.6 lakh taka (historical)
constructionStartDate 1933
country People's Republic of Bangladesh (from East Pakistan)
surface form: Bangladesh
crosses Surma River NERFINISHED
hasNearbyPlace Surma River bank
Sylhet city center NERFINISHED
heritageStatus historic bridge
historicalEvent damaged during the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971
repaired after the Bangladesh Liberation War
inception 1936
length approximately 1200 feet
approximately 366 metres
locatedIn Sylhet NERFINISHED
Sylhet District NERFINISHED
Sylhet Division NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Bangladesh Roads and Highways Department NERFINISHED
material steel
namedAfter Michael Keane NERFINISHED
Sir Michael Keane NERFINISHED
namedAfterOccupation Governor of Assam
openedBy Michael Keane NERFINISHED
openingDate 1936
owner Government of Bangladesh NERFINISHED
significance iconic landmark of Sylhet
major transport link over the Surma River
structureType through truss
symbolOf Sylhet NERFINISHED
trafficRestriction heavy vehicles often restricted
usage pedestrian traffic
road traffic
width approximately 5.5 metres

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Sylhet hasLandmark Keane Bridge