Oddesund Bridge

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Oddesund Bridge (Danish: Oddesundbroen) is a road and railway bascule bridge that crosses the Oddesund strait between the peninsulas of Jutland and Thyholm in Denmark. It connects mainland Jutland with the historical region of Thy. It is on the Thy railway line between Struer and Thisted.

Oddesund Bridge Oddesundbroen

Coordinates	56°34′40.7″N 8°33′33.1″E / 56.577972°N 8.559194°E / 56.577972; 8.559194
Carries	Road and railway
Crosses	Oddesund
Locale	Denmark
Characteristics
Total length	472 metres (1,549 ft)
Width	15 metres (49 ft)
History
Construction end	1938
Opened	15 May 1938
Location

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