Russey Keo Bridge

The Russey Keo cable-stayed concrete bridge and Flyover has Inaugurated May 31, 2023

This Russey Keo cable-stayed concrete bridge plays an important role in relieving traffic on National Road No. 6 and National Road No. 5, as well as the entrance to Phnom Penh, and another new achievement, a new bond for Phnom Penh from the government.

The construction of the Russey Keo cable-stayed concrete bridge across the Tonle Sap River with a construction capital of $ 35 million.

The bridge project will create a new traffic flow in Chroy Changvar district connecting Russey Keo district and also a new road connecting the city traffic to the Moradok Techo National Stadium, which Cambodia will host the 2023 SEA GAME. In the future as well.

Please be reminded that the construction project of the cable-stayed concrete bridge across the Tonle Sap River was inaugurated on October 23, 2017 in Russey Keo and Chroy Changvar districts.

The bridge project has a modern style with 4 large pillars, up to 40 meters high for hanging cables. The Russey Keo bridge across the Tonle Sap is 922 meters long and 20.5 meters wide, while the pedestrian sidewalk is 1.25 meters wide on each side. 120 meters apart.

It is a two-way traffic bridge with 4 lanes for cars: 2 Lanes go and 2 lanes back, one lane is 3.75 meters wide.

KOH NOREA BRIDGE

Koh Pich-Koh Norea cable-stayed concrete bridge put into temporary use from October 20, 2023 now on.

Congratulations! Today is 4th days that the cable concrete bridge connecting Koh Norea and Koh Pich put into temporary operation.

The decision to use this bridge is to reduce a lot of traffic congestion at the Monivong Bridge and the flyover, which can save people time and money to travel.

The new bridge linking Koh Pich to Koh Norea is an architectural masterpiece designed to unlock endless possibilities for Phnom Penh and for all of its people.

The seamless integration of modern engineering marvels with the timeless beauty of the cityscape embodies the nation's commitment to innovation and sustainable development.

This bridge paints a vibrant picture of Phnom Penh's future where its citizens thrive, businesses flourish, and the city continues to evolve as a global destination.

The cable-stayed concrete bridge is one of the infrastructure that makes Koh Norea the location of Phnom Penh and National Road Number 1, which will evolve into a new satellite city in Phnom Penh.

Koh Norea is in a good location for living with good infrastructure and next to the river with good weather and environment, especially the investment where the real estate market there will grow more in the future.

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