Notes:

• Bypassed, 1980. Removed at some point before 2004.
• Near 1951 (suspension bridge) - Røyknes, Vennesla and Skisland, Iveland, Agder, Norway.

External Links:

• DigitaltMuseum - Bilder fra Iveland kommune
• DigitaltMuseum - Bilder fra Iveland kommune

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20039356

Notes:

• Destroyed by flood, January 4, 1984.
• Replaced by 1984 (suspension bridge) - Hope, British Columbia, Canada.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20008117

Notes:

• Destroyed by flood.
• Replaced 1904 Pomeroy's (James's) - Bainham, Golden Bay, New Zealand.

Notes:

• Next to 1991 (suspension bridge) - Mul'ta (Мульта), Altai Republic, Russia.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20004794

Notes:

• Large suspension bridge featured in viral images (in mid-2010s) often misattributed to various locations around the world.

External Links:

• Bridge over Katun, at Tyungur

Notes:

• Replaced 1963 (suspension bridge) - Hope, British Columbia, Canada.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20008733

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20061073

Notes:

• This bridge only has three sets of suspenders on each side of the deck along the 77-meter main span.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20005380

Notes:

• Next to 1968 (suspension bridge) - Mul'ta (Мульта), Altai Republic, Russia.

Notes:

• Road bridge, carries the Kalak-Gharm-Jirgital Road.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20008108

Notes:

• Patrick S. O'Donnell notes this private residential bridge is wide enough (6 feet) for the owner to drive his golf cart across.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image of the bridge.

Notes:

• Appears to have been completed in 2013, but maybe in early 2014.

Notes:

• Near (footbridge) - Gawana Talla (गवाना तल्ला) and Kamargarh (कमार्गढ़), Uttarakhand, India.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image of the bridge. Posted September 7, 2014.
• Facebook. Image of the bridge. Posted May 9, 2014.

Notes:

• May have replaced another suspension bridge removed prior to 2011.

Notes:

• Next to (suspension bridge) - San Lorenzo, Panama.

Notes:

• May have been completed in 2015.
• Next to (suspension bridge) - Malak Abad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.

Notes:

• Likely completed in late 2016, but possibly in 2017.
• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Nakuri (नकुरी) and Athali (अथाली), Uttarakhand, India.

External Links:

• Facebook. Images of construction of the bridge.

Notes:

• Likely completed early 2017, maybe late 2016.
• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Kil, Chapursan, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.

Notes:

• 2019, June 8: Destroyed by flood. Wrecked towers are still present as of mid-2021.

External Links:

• Diterjang Banjir, Jembatan Gantung di Polman Ambruk. June 11, 2019 article, title translated: "Flooded, Suspension Bridge in Polman Collapses"
• Facebook - Jembatan gantung yang berada di desa peburru dusun pettabangan kec tutar. Image of the bridge, posted February, 2019.

Notes:

• Likely completed in 2017, possibly early 2018.
• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Uttarkashi (उत्तरकाशी), Uttarakhand, India.
• Near (suspension bridge) - Uttarkashi (उत्तरकाशी), Uttarakhand, India.

External Links:

• Google Maps. Image of the bridge. March 2019.

Notes:

• Likely completed in 2018.
• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Jamak (जमक), Uttarakhand, India.

External Links:

• YouTube - JEMBATAN GANTUNG Megah - Tanggulwelahan, Besuki, Tulungagung

External Links:

• Facebook - NUEVO PUENTE PASARELA COLGANTE EN LA COMUNIDAD NATIVA DE TICUMPINIA MUESTRA UN 80 POR CIENTO DE AVANCE. Post with images of contruction in progress. Posted May 3, 2018.
• Facebook - SE INAUGURÓ PUENTE COLGANTE SOBRE EL RIO KIVITSARI EN LA COMUNIDAD NATIVA DE TICUMPINIA. Post with images from the inaguration of the bridge. Posted November 5, 2018.
• Facebook - TENIENTE ALCALDE LUCIANO CHORONTO SHAITSI VISITA LA COMUNIDAD NATIVA DE TICUMPINIA. Post with images of the bridge as construction was nearing completion. Posted August 14, 2018.

Notes:

• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Boragarh (बोरागढ़), Chamoli, Uttarakhand, India.

External Links:

• Lingadi Village in Dewal Block, Chamoli, Uttarakhand. Image of the completed bridge.
• Uttarakhand Disaster Recovery Project - Bridge over Pinder river at Boraghar. Construction project details.
• Uttarakhand Disaster Recovery Project - Bridge over Pinder river at Boraghar. Image of the bridge nearing completion from gallery of construction images.

External Links:

• Uttarakhand Disaster Recovery - Jokhna Lagga Bura Bridge

Notes:

• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Ratura (रतुरा) and Kamera (कमेरा), Uttarakhand, India.

External Links:

• Google Maps. Image of the bridge, January 2020.
• Google Maps. Image of the bridge, July 2020.
• Uttarakhand Disaster Recovery Initiative - Ratura Suspension Bridge. Construction project details.

Notes:

• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Rekcha (रेग्चा), Uttarakhand, India.

Notes:

• Completed late 2020 or early 2021. Unclear if the bridge was completely new at this time or a reconstruction of an earlier bridge (separate from the suspension footbridge remnants at the same location).
• Next to (footbridge) - Bibyawar (ببیاوڑ), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.

Notes:

• Destroyed by flood (August 2020) a month after it opened, having just replaced a suspension bridge destroyed by flood in 2018.
• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Bikou, Wenxian, Longnan, Gansu, China.

Notes:

• Likely completed in 2020, but maybe early 2021.

External Links:

• Facebook - Karnaprayag. Image showing part of the bridge, posted in 2020.

Notes:

• Likely completed in 2020, possibly 2021.

Notes:

• Next to (footbridge) - Sipali Chilaune (सिपाली चिलाउने) and Khanalthok (खनालथोक), Nepal.

Notes:

• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Trstenik (Трстеник), Serbia.

Notes:

• Likely completed in 2020.
• Near former location of (suspension bridge) - Zamdang, Purne vicinity and Char, Ladakh, India.

Notes:

• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Raini Chak Lata (रैनी चाक लता), Uttarakhand, India.

External Links:

• Google Maps. Image of the bridge, October 2021.
• Google Maps. Image of the bridge, October 2021.

Notes:

• Appears to be a new suspension bridge built in 2021 at the location of, possibly, a prior suspension bridge.

Notes:

• Assuming completed in 2022 based on satellite images showing a (likely) complete bridge with approach construction ongoing.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image of a child on the bridge. Posted October 10, 2022.
• Facebook. Image with the bridge in the distance. Posted October 28, 2022.

Notes:

• Possibly completed in late 2022.
• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Pamijahan, Bogor Regency and Tenjolaya, West Java, Indonesia.

Notes:

• 2022: The bridge is dismantled from Yanango and erected at Satipo.
• 2023, January: Bridge collapses before it is opened to traffic.
• Moved from Yanango - Yanango, Peru.

External Links:

• Facebook. Images of the collapsed bridge. Posted January 12, 2023.
• Facebook. Image of the collapsed bridge with comment (translated): "Be careful that this [doesn't happen] with the Mantaro Union Bridge, watch out for that, gentlemen". This refers to the Maripunto Bridge that was nearing completion at the time of the Satipo bridge collapse. Posted January 12, 2023.
• Facebook. Image of the collapsed bridge. Posted January 12, 2023.
• Junín: un trabajador herido de gravedad deja el colapso de puente sobre el río Satipo | Noticias | Agencia Peruana de Noticias Andina. Article regarding the collapse with some details on the timeline of the bridge's relocation. Translated: "Finally, it was reported that the name Yanango bridge was given because the metallic structures of this bridge were dismantled from the Yanango sector (San Ramón-Chanchamayo), where it served as a provisional bridge after the original bridge collapsed in 2005; The efforts and budgets for the construction of this bridge over the Satipo River date back to 2018, during the administration of former mayor Teodulo Santos Arana; Due to inexplicable factors, the start of this work was extended until 2021."

Notes:

• 2017, December: A main cable fails during construction. Construction resumes but is not completed.
• 2023, January: Construction expected to resume.
• 2023, December: Bridge is in use with final constrruction activity continuing through earliy 2024.

External Links:

• Facebook. Video announcing construction will be resumed and completed. Posted January 10, 2023. Translated: "Good news for the people of Salo District. Insya Allah the suspension bridge connecting Sipungguk Desa and Salo Timur Desa that has been cracked and abandoned for about 8 years, said Governor Riau in 2023 will soon be worked on until it is finished. HOPEFULLY..."
• gemademokrasinews.com - Breaking News:Jembatan Gantung Desa Sipungguk Ambruk ..!!!. Article covering the collapse of the bridge. Dated December 29, 2017.
• Google Maps. Image of of the unfinished bridge. Dated September 2022.
• TikTok. Video of the bridge. Posted December 31, 2023.
• TikTok. Video of the bridge. Posted January 30, 2024.
• TikTok. Video of the bridge. Posted February 7, 2024.

Notes:

• 2019: Deck is in very rough shape, maintained with assortment of loose logs and wood planks.

Notes:

• One approach appears to have been washed away at some point in the 2013-2016 time frame.

Notes:

• Replaced (suspension bridge) - Agastmuni (अगस्तमुनी), Uttarakhand, India.

Notes:

• 2013, June: Destroyed by catastrophic flood in Uttarakhand.
• Replaced by (suspension bridge) - Agastmuni (अगस्तमुनी), Uttarakhand, India.

External Links:

• Google Maps. Photo posted in 2020 showing a remnant suspension bridge tower next to the current (as of 2020) suspension bridge.

Notes:

• Chains and suspenders still hanging, 2010s. Located on east side of the fort.

Notes:

• Appears to be a single-lane vehicular suspension bridge, bypassed in the late 2010s.

Notes:

• Based on historic aerial images, completed prior to 1969.

Notes:

• Built at some point in the 2005-2010 time frame.

External Links:

• Amphary to Konodas bridge - Facebook
• Gilgit Konodas Bridge - Facebook