Rabindra Setu

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Rabindra Setu, popularly known as Howrah Bridge, is a historic cantilever bridge over the Hooghly River in Kolkata, India, serving as a vital transport link and iconic city landmark.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge
cantilever bridge
landmark
alsoKnownAs Howrah Bridge NERFINISHED
New Howrah Bridge NERFINISHED
carries motor vehicles
pedestrians
city Calcutta
surface form: Kolkata
connects Howrah NERFINISHED
Kolkata NERFINISHED
constructionCompleted 1942
constructionPeriod 1930s
country India
crosses Hooghly River NERFINISHED
design cantilever
doesNotCarry railway traffic
footpathWidth about 1.5 metres
hasFootpath yes
hasToll no
heritageStatus historic structure
length about 705 metres
lighting illuminated at night
locatedIn India
Calcutta
surface form: Kolkata

West Bengal
locatedOver Hooghly River NERFINISHED
mainSpanLength about 457 metres
maintainedBy Kolkata Port Trust NERFINISHED
material steel
namedAfter Rabindranath Tagore NERFINISHED
nearbyLandmark B.B.D. Bagh area of Kolkata NERFINISHED
Howrah railway station NERFINISHED
numberOfLanes 8
opened 1943
openedToTraffic February 1943
partOf Kolkata metropolitan area NERFINISHED
replaced Old Howrah Bridge NERFINISHED
riverBank1 Howrah side
riverBank2 Kolkata side
significance iconic symbol of Kolkata
major transport link between Howrah and Kolkata
state West Bengal
traffic one of the busiest cantilever bridges in the world
usage pedestrian movement
road transport
width about 22 metres

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Howrah Bridge Act appliesTo Rabindra Setu