A Rarest of rare bridge - Answer

4-way bridges are very rare and this is perhaps the second 4-way bridge in the World. The first 4-way bridge can be seen in this post. My collection of 3-way bridges can be seen in this post. 

GE/GM or GSV Please!

This is not an easy one. Here is a clue;

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The bridge is located in Non English speaking Country and its name when translated in English means "Without Parallel".

Thanks for the clue!

Well done hhgygy  

Here is another and easier clue for others;

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thanks for the clues

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other ones (none is as beautiful as CuriousJM's  ):

pedestrian:





pedestrian and cycles, has 4 entries + a ring:



roads:
(#1: you cannot go in all directions)

Very interesting, wasn't aware of such a bridge. Now the question is: Do we have a 5-way bridge

Well done all. 

This 4-way Bridge is very aptly known as;

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Pont sans pareil (meaning Without Parallel). It is located in Ardres, Pas-de-Calais (62), Hauts-de-France, France.

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krenek  great research in finding all those 4 way bridges. Unfortunately except for 1st, others do not fit into my definition of 3-way or 4-way bridges as these are not over water.

I would definitely be interested in knowing the location of 1st bridge; Please PM me or you can even post the location here.

Jan 9, 2017 11:12:02 GMT winni said:

Very interesting, wasn't aware of such a bridge. Now the question is: Do we have a 5-way bridge

winni - I am aware of a 5 way bridge. It is called Treponti (meaning (3 bridges) and is located in the small village of Comacchio, Italy. It is a very unusual bridge, probably only one of its kind - a 5-way bridge at the intersection of five canals. It was built in 1634 and has three accesses on front and two on back.



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I had included this bridge in my Tri-Bridges Around The World Collection

Jun 5, 2017 15:46:20 GMT CuriousJM said:

Jan 9, 2017 11:12:02 GMT winni said:

Very interesting, wasn't aware of such a bridge. Now the question is: Do we have a 5-way bridge

winni - I am aware of a 5 way bridge. It is called Treponti (meaning (3 bridges) and is located in the small village of Comacchio, Italy. It is a very unusual bridge, probably only one of its kind - a 5-way bridge at the intersection of five canals. It was built in 1634 and has three accesses on front and two on back.



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I had included this bridge in my Tri-Bridges Around The World Collection

Never thought there was really one. Thanks for the interesting info, CJM.