Covered Bridge (Стамболов мост) | |
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| Coordinates | 43°04′54″N25°38′14″E / 43.081758°N 25.637214°E /43.081758; 25.637214 |
| Carries | pedestrians |
| Crosses | theYantra |
| Locale | Veliko Tarnovo,Bulgaria |
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| Total length | 28 m |
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| Opened | 1900 |
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TheStambolov Bridge (Bulgarian:Стамболовия мост,Stambolovya most) is abridge in the town ofVeliko Tarnovo,Bulgaria.[1]
Belgian, Italian, Bulgarian specialists and Bulgarian workers took part in the construction.[2] On May 24, 1932, the legendary Bulgarian pilot Petko Popganchev passes by DAR 7 plane under the bridge without crashing. This caused a real sensation in the town.[3]
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