Centralbron

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View southbound from Riddarholmsbron.
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View southbound from Riddarholmsbron.

Centralbron (English: The Central Bridge) is the name of a traffic route considting of two bridges in the central part of Stockholm. Centralbron consists of three parts, a bridge over Söderström in the south, a traffic route on Riddarholmen and a bridge over Riddarfjärden on the eastern side of Riddarholmen.

The southern bridge is an extension of the Söderledstunneln, its 189 meters long and 21,8 meters wide. The bridge was build in 1959 using steel girders resting on a concrete foundation.

The northern bridge was finished in 1967 and is built using reinforced concrete.

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