Kandija Bridge

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Kandija Bridge is an iron bridge in Slovenia. It connects the old city core with Kandija.[1] The bridge is situated across the Krka River at the lower part of the Main Square.[1] It was built in 1898 to replace the old wooden bridge located tens of meters up the stream.[1] The riveted structure bridging the Krka River with a single 75 meters arch is a unique structure in Slovenia.[1]

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  1. ^ a b c d The Kandija Bridge
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Novo Mesto
City neighborhoods
Birčna vas, Bršljin, Brusnice, Bučna vas, Center, Dolž, Drska, Gabrje, Gotna vas, Kandija - Grm, Ločna - Mačkovec, Majde Šilc, Mali Slatnik, Mestne njive, Otočec, Podgrad, Prečna, Regrča vas, Šmihel, Stopiče, Uršna sela, and Žabja vas.
City landmarks
Breg, Main Square, Novo mesto, Kandija Bridge, Narodni dom, Novo mesto, Town Hall, Novo mesto, Main Square fountain, Kandija railway station, Grm Castle, Franciscan Church and the monastery, Capital Church of St. Nicholas, Šance, Novo mesto, Miran Jarc library, Krka river, Museum of Lower Carniola
Towns and villages
Capital: Novo Mesto Birčna vas, Boričevo, Brezje, Brezovica pri Stopičah, Češča vas, Črešnjice, Črmošnjice pri Stopičah, Daljni Vrh, Dobovo, Dolenja vas, Dolenje Grčevje, Dolenje Kamenje, Dolenje Karteljevo, Dolenje Lakovnice, Dolenji Suhadol, Dolnja Težka Voda, Dolž, Gabrje, Golušnik, Gorenje Grčevje, Gorenje Kamence, Gorenje Kamenje, Gorenje Karteljevo, Gorenje Kronovo, Gorenje Lakovnice, Gorenje Mraševo, Gorenji Suhadol, Gornja Težka Voda, Gumberk, Herinja vas, Hrib pri Orehku, Hrušica, Hudo, Iglenik, Jama, Jelše pri Otočcu, Jugorje, Jurna vas, Konec, Koroška vas, Koti, Križe, Kuzarjev Kal, Laze, Leskovec, Lešnica, Lutrško Selo, Mala Cikava, Male Brusnice, Mali Cerovec, Mali Orehek, Mali Podljuben, Mali Slatnik, Mihovec, Otočec, Paha, Pangrč Grm, Petane, Petelinjek, Plemberk, Podgrad, Potov Vrh, Prečna, Pristava, Rajnovšče, Rakovnik pri Birčni Vasi, Ratež, Sela pri Ratežu, Sela pri Zajčjem Vrhu, Sela pri Štravberku, Sevno, Smolenja vas, Srebrniče, Srednje Grčevje, Stopiče, Stranska vas, Suhor, Šentjošt, Škrjanče pri Novem mestu, Štravberk, Travni Dol, Trška Gora, Uršna sela, Velike Brusnice, Veliki Cerovec, Veliki Orehek, Veliki Podljuben, Veliki Slatnik, Verdun, Vinja vas, Vrh pri Ljubnu, Vrh pri Pahi, Vrhe, Zagrad pri Otočcu, Zajčji Vrh pri Stopičah, Ždinja vas, Žihovo Selo
Notable people
Janez Ferbar, Slavko Grum, Albin Gutman, Ignacij Hladnik, Božidar Jakac, Miran Jarc, Dragotin Kette, Marjan Kozina, Vladimir Lamut, Anton Podbevšek, Jurij Slatkonja, Matjaž Smodiš, Franc Andrej Šega, Leon Štukelj, Janez Trdina, Boris Andrijanič
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