Historical and architectural interest bridges[edit]

		Name	Arabic	Distinction	Length	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	Governorate	Ref.
	1	Leontes Bridge	جسر الليطاني			Masonry 3 arches	Out of order Litani River	3rd or 4th century	Tyre 33°20′22.9″N 35°15′03.2″E / 33.339694°N 35.250889°E / 33.339694; 35.250889 (Leontes Bridge)	South Governorate
	2	Nahr al-Kalb Bridge				Masonry 3 arches	Nahr al-Kalb		Zouk Mosbeh 33°57′17.5″N 35°36′06.6″E / 33.954861°N 35.601833°E / 33.954861; 35.601833 (Nahr al-Kalb Bridge)	Mount Lebanon
	3	Mudeirej Bridge	جسر المديرج	Height : 75 m (246 ft)	430 m (1,410 ft)	Beam Prestressed concrete	Beirut-Damascus Highway	1998	Hammana 33°48′02.4″N 35°43′37.8″E / 33.800667°N 35.727167°E / 33.800667; 35.727167 (Mudeirej Bridge)	Mount Lebanon	[S 1]

References[edit]

• Nicolas Janberg. "International Database for Civil and Structural Engineering". Structurae.com.

• Others references

See also[edit]

• Geography of Lebanon
• Transport in Lebanon
• Rail transport in Lebanon
• List of Roman bridges