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Although the Igne Footbridge does not seem to be 120 meters high, the narrow span is still likely to be Italy's highest footbridge span. Located just across the valley from the famous Vajont Dam and gorge, the Longarone area is a gateway to the Dolomites region of the Alps. | Although the Igne Footbridge does not seem to be 120 meters high, the narrow span is still likely to be Italy's highest footbridge span. Located just across the valley from the famous Vajont Dam and gorge, the Longarone area is a gateway to the Dolomites region of the Alps. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:03, 10 March 2023
Igne Footbridge
Ponte Igne
Igne, Veneto, Italy
(400) feet high / (122) meters high
407 foot span / 124 meter span
19??
Although the Igne Footbridge does not seem to be 120 meters high, the narrow span is still likely to be Italy's highest footbridge span. Located just across the valley from the famous Vajont Dam and gorge, the Longarone area is a gateway to the Dolomites region of the Alps.
Image by Burigoitalo.
Igne Footbridge satellite image.
Igne Footbridge location map.
