Ada Bridge
Cable-stayed road bridge over the Sava in Belgrade, 996 m long with a 376 m main span. Opened to traffic on 1 January 2012.
- Total length
- 1 km
- Open today
- 1 km
- Sections
- 1
Sections
| Sections | Status | Length | Timeline | Cost | Funding | Contractors | Contract terms |
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| Ada Bridge over the Sava Bridge length 996 m, main span 376 m. English Wikipedia gives €360.2 million and Serbian Wikipedia €161 million (with access roads, as planned) without stating whether it covers the bridge alone or the whole project with access roads, so no cost is recorded. The English page also names the EBRD and private financiers without a citation. Main works began in December 2008 on the right bank. The drawn OpenStreetMap line (one carriageway) is 0.92 km. | Opened | 1 km |
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Contractor roles are as recorded in the award. Only builders count toward the delivery rankings.
Funding
- Loan1 km1 section
- European Investment Bank loan, 85% of the cost according to Serbian Wikipedia, citing a State Audit Institution report.
A section that lists two sources counts its full length under each: the data records which sources paid, not what share each one carried.
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- HighwaysS8 expressway (Wrocław – Łódź – Warszawa – Białystok)Same contractor: Porr
Sources
- Wikipedia: Ada Bridgeread Oct 9, 2026
- Wikipedia (sr): Most na Adiread Oct 9, 2026
- OpenStreetMap contributors: Ada Bridge deck (ODbL)read Oct 9, 2026