Ebrahim Abad Bridge

Ebrahim Abad Bridge in Ardebil, in Ochadkan and Ebrahim Abad Neighborhoods, dates from the Safavid era. Numbered 6,235, it was enlisted as the national site on Mehr 7th, 1381, solar calendar.
The bridge is located in the beginning of Ebrahim Abad Alley, on the river of Balikhlu. Adam Olearius writes, Balikhlu River in the city of Ardebil is divided into two branches and runs through the city.
Apparently, it is among those bridges Peter de Lavalle mentions in his trip records. The bridge contains three arches two of which have recently been renovated.
The materials used in the construction include stones in pillars, and brick, plaster and limestone in the arcades.