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Tourist Attraction

Khatoon Bridge

in Khoy city | West Azerbaijan province
Tourist Attraction

Khatoon Bridge

Related to Khoy city (West Azerbaijan Province)
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This bridge was constructed at 2 km. southeast of Khoy on the river which is 40 km. from Khoy - Salmas Road in the years 1170-1200 AH., under the orders of Ahmad Khan Donbeli. The bridge is made of brick and is 59.40 m. in length, 8.70 m. in width, and 6.48 m. in height. The bridge has undergone repair in recent years.
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