Kin Bridges is located in Sylhet city on the Shahjalal road. From 1932 to 1937, this bridge was named after Sir Michael Kinn, the English governor of Assam. This bridge situated on Surma River is known as the gateway to Sylhet city. Built in 1936, the bridge length is 1150 feet and width is 14 feet. The construction of this bridge cost about 56 lakh rupees.
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How to go
It is already mentioned how to reach Sylhet, 246 kilometers north east of Sylhet. When you arrive in Sylhet, you can easily come to this bridge by riding rickshaw or CNG autorickshaw.
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