Central Vietnam’s longest sea-crossing bridge named Cua Thuan

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The bridge is 20 metres wide and has four lanes, starting at Hoang Sa Street in the former Thuan An Ward and ending at Con Dau in the former Hai Duong Commune. Photo: Van Dung - VNA
The bridge is a prominent component of the coastal road and Thuan An Estuary crossing project, which has a total investment of VND 2.4 trillion and a total length of nearly 7.8 km. Photo: Van Dung - VNA
Cua Thuan Bridge is regarded as an important transport infrastructure project in the eastern coastal area of Hue City. Photo: Van Dung - VNA
The bridge is built with prestressed reinforced concrete and features a hybrid beam-and-cable structural system for its main spans, the longest of which measures 218 metres. Photo: Van Dung - VNA
Cua Thuan Bridge is 20 metres wide and has four lanes, with the main bridge section measuring 2.36 km and the connecting road extending approximately 5.3 km. Photo: Van Dung - VNA
Following a two-month public consultation via the Hue-S application, the bridge crossing the Thuan An Estuary was named Cua Thuan Bridge. Photo: Van Dung - VNA
Central Vietnam’s longest sea-crossing bridge named Cua Thuan
After a two-month public consultation via the Hue-S application, the Hue City People’s Council approved a resolution in early November 2026 to name the bridge crossing the Thuan An Estuary Cua Thuan Bridge. The bridge is 20 metres wide and has four lanes, with the main bridge section stretching 2.36 km and the connecting road extending approximately 5.3 km. It starts at Hoang Sa Street in the former Thuan An Ward and ends at Con Dau in the former Hai Duong Commune. The bridge is a key component of the coastal road and Thuan An Estuary crossing project, which has a total investment of VND 2.4 trillion. Photo: Van Dung - VNA