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Eğri Bridge
The Eğri Bridge was built by the Seljuks in the 12th century on the Kızılırmak River, which flows from east to west, south of Sivas.
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The bridge, which is situated slightly above the terrain on the approach to Sivas, extends for several meters with a very gentle incline. Upon reaching its highest point, it turns left at an angle of approximately 130 degrees. It then descends to ground level with a steeper slope than the previous incline. The bridge, which has more than fifteen arches, features central arches that increase in both width and height. The Eğri Bridge, which has stood for over 800 years, plays a vital role in transportation for the Karayün Bucağı region.
