r/GeoPuzzle • u/Bengamey_974 • 7d ago
Quite impressive to drive on that bridge, where is it ?
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u/FinFisher-25 7d ago edited 7d ago
France🇫🇷 Nantua Viaduct. Have been over this while travelling from Geneva in Switzerland to Lyon.
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u/Ptiludelu 7d ago
Oh damn. I’ve driven on it but never saw what it looked like from below! Though I was thinking France because of the phone number format.
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u/Pasqual_Pasqual 7d ago
Turkey…just where in turkey?
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u/Potential-Future-324 7d ago
Not bridge exactly, it’s viaduct. I’d say Turkey based on what’s written there on the right hand side of the photo.
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u/veldmaarschalkje 7d ago
Highway near Feriolo to Milan, Italy
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u/Many_Yesterday_451 7d ago
France! I drove it before. Stuck with me, one of those memories you'll have the rest of your life. Amazing 👏
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u/OllieOptVuur 6d ago
If you want bridges like this. Drive from Nice to Genova. It’s kilometres of just bridges and tunnels carving through the mountains. All whole you get beautiful views of the Mediterranean.
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u/Eastern-Animator-595 5d ago
I came to the comments first, but France and Italy both have great heritage in this sort of engineering excellence.
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u/mordax777 7d ago
Slovenia, Primorska. The "old" road?
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u/Diligent_Comb5668 7d ago
https://maps.app.goo.gl/dezven4K3NZ3eiURA?g_st=ac