Longest Bridges In Southeast Asia

A list of the longest bridges in Southeast Asia. This includes the longest completed bridges, longest elevated highways, longest bridges under construction, and longest proposed bridges in Southeast Asia.

Southeast Asia Bridges Map

[Map of Southeast Asia bridges.]

Longest Bridges In Southeast Asia

Longest Elevated Highways In Southeast Asia

Elevated highways are technically bridges, though some sites do not list them in the longest bridges list. The Bang Na Expressway is by far the longest bridge in Southeast Asia, and when it was built it was listed by Guinness World Records as the longest road bridge in the world.

While the Bang Na Expressway is classified as a bridge, I’ve made a separate list for elevated highways. This definition is also open for debate. For example, the Industrial Ring Road Bridge in Bangkok is mostly an elevated highway that includes two distinct bridges. The Industrial Ring Road Bridge includes Bhumibol 1 Bridge (702 m) and Bhumibol 2 Bridge (582 m), leaving over 10 km of elevated highway that is part of the bridge.

[Industrial Ring Road Bridge (image via wikimedia).]

Longest Bridges Under Construction In Southeast Asia

Longest Proposed Bridges In Southeast Asia

Notes

[Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah Bridge / Penang Second Bridge (image via wikimedia).]

This section includes links and resources for the bridges listed here. Some bridges are listed with different lengths, depending on how the the bridge and road is measured. Thus, this list is presented as a guide and not official lengths. Updates and feedback is welcome.

Myanmar

Pakokku Bridge total length is 6.3 km.

Thailand

Bhumibol 1 Bridge and Bhumibol 2 Bridge.

Vietnam

Vĩnh Tuy Bridge is reported as 3,690 meters and 5.5 km.
Thang Long Bridge – 3.5 km, completed 1985.