Category:Stari Most - Wikimedia Commons

English: Stari Most (English translation: "The Old Bridge") is a 16th century bridge in the city of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina that crosses the river Neretva and connects two parts of the city. The bridge was destroyed the war on November 9, 1993 at 10.15 am. A project was set in motion to rebuild it, and the new bridge opened on July 23, 2004.

bridge in Mostar over the river Neretva
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Instance of	deck arch bridge stone bridge heritage designation bridge ottoman bridge
Part of	Old Bridge Area of the Old City of Mostar
Made from material	stone limestone marble
Location	Mostar Herzegovina-Neretva Canton City of Mostar Bosnia and Herzegovina
Street address	88000 Mostar
Architectural style	Ottoman architecture
Crosses	Neretva
Carries	unknown value
Has part(s)	Tara Kula Halebija Kula Herceguša Kula
Heritage designation	National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2493, 2004–)
Date of official opening	1567
Significant event	construction (1557–1566) destruction (bombardment, 1993) architectural reconstruction (2001–2004)
Width	4 m
Length	29 m
Height	24 m
Area	0.5 ha (Stari Most)
43° 20′ 14.2″ N, 17° 48′ 54.1″ E
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