Uvaterv company's architectural plans for the Garmat Ali Bridge in Iraq from 1963

The architectural plans of the uvaterv company for the Garmat Ali Bridge in Iraq from 1963. The size of the 23-page publication: 48.5 cm x 30 cm. The publication is in good condition as shown in the picture, the back cover is damaged, the pages are undamaged and complete. The publication was not put into circulation, a collector's rarity.

In Iraq, a 407-meter long prestressed reinforced concrete bridge was built in Iraq based on Hungarian designs and with Bulgarian construction on the section of the Baghdad-Basrah highway bypassing the city of Basrah, as a bridge over the Garmat-Ali River, a branch of the Euphrates. The plans for the bridge were drawn up by Alajos Petur and Gyula Huszár in 1963. Construction began in the spring of 1965 and was completed in two years. After favorable test load results, the finished artefact was handed over in a ceremony by the Iraqi Minister of Transport in May 1967.

Due to the large size of the publication, it cannot be sent to a parcel machine.