Victoria Bridge, Kuala Kangsar

Victoria Bridge, Kuala Kangsar (16 September, 2005)


The Victoria Bridge (GPS: 4.83709, 100.9622) is a disused railway bridge that crosses the Perak River at Karai, near Kuala Kangsar. It was built between 1897 and 1900 during the reign of Sultan Idris Mersid-El Aazam Shah. The engineer for the project was C.R. Hanson.

The original Victoria Bridge is now no longer in use, as a new concrete bridge has taken over its role. The concrete bridge is just 15 metres away from the original bridge. You can catch a glimpse of it from the above photograph, which I shot when a group of AsiaExplorers members and I visited the Victoria Bridge on our way to Cameron Highlands.

Victoria Bridge, Kuala Kangsar (16 September, 2005)


Victoria Bridge, with the present concrete railway bridge beside it (16 September, 2005)


Structure at the approaches of Victoria Bridge (16 September, 2005)

Victoria Bridge is on the Map of Kuala Kangsar

List of Bridges in Kuala Kangsar, Bridges in Perak and Bridges in Malaysia

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