Dunaföldvár bridge

bridge, Hungary

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The Dunaföldvár bridge is a significant structure located in Tolna county, Hungary. Built between 1928 and 1932, it is the sole bridge crossing the Danube River between Budapest and Baja. This makes it a vital transportation link in the region. The bridge is important for both local and regional connectivity, facilitating the movement of goods and people across the Danube.1

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The Dunaföldvár bridge (built 1928–32) is the only bridge over the Budapest-Baja section of the Danube and is of great importance. A huge biorefinery in Dunaföldvár uses feed-grade corn to produce animal feed, bioethanol, and corn oil. The enamelware produced in Bonyhád is known worldwide.
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The Dunaföldvár bridge (built 1928–32) is the only bridge over the Budapest-Baja section of the Danube and is of great importance. A huge biorefinery in Dunaföldvár uses feed-grade corn to produce animal feed, bioethanol, and corn oil. The enamelware produced in Bonyhád is known worldwide.
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