The Ganges stream is the most consecrated waterway to Hindus and longest stream in India. Ganga goes through conditions of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and exhausts into the Bay of Bengal. 

The Ganges and it’s all tributaries have immense hydroelectric potential, real Dams and blasts on the Ganges and its tributaries are flooded at Farakka, Tehri Dam on Bhagirathi River and Bansagar Dam Son River. 

Malviya Bridge – 1.04 km

Malviya Bridge over the Ganges at Varanasi is one of the real scaffolds on waterway Ganges that conveys Grand Trunk Road.

Mahatma Gandhi Setu – 5.75 km 

Mahatma Gandhi Setu over the stream Ganges is a notable milestone of Bihar, connecting Patna to Hajipur. The 5.75 km long street connect is the second longest waterway connect in India and longest extension over The Ganges stream. 

Digha Sonpur Bridge – 4.55 km 

Digha Sonpur Bridge crosswise over stream Ganga, interfacing Digha Ghat and Pahleja Ghat. The rail cum street connect is a steel brace extension and part of the Ganga rail street connect venture. 

Arrah Chhapra Bridge – 4.35 km 

Arrah Chhapra Bridge otherwise called Veer Kunwar Singh Setu is another under development connect over the Ganges waterway, associating Arrah and Chhapra in Bihar state. 

Vikramshila Setu – 4.70 km

Vikramshila Setu close Bhagalpur is fifth completed longest scaffold over water in India and connection NH 80 and NH 31.

Rajendra Setu – 2.00 km 

Rajendra Setu is a street cum rail connect over the stream Ganges in Bihar. Another four paths connect was introduced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, that conveying four paths of NH 31. 

Munger Ganga Bridge – 3.69 km

Munger Ganga Bridge associates Munger Jamalpur twin urban communities of Bihar. The 3.692-kilometer long rail cum-street connect over the Ganges was initiated by Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

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