Most travellers crossing between the Central and Western Regions may overlook the old Beposo Bridge. Yet, standing beside the modern highway, this remarkable survivor from 1934 embodies a rich history of ambition, engineering skill, and craftsmanship from the Gold Coast era. Today, while the new bridge carries the weight of modern vehicles, the old suspension bridge continues to uphold the spirit of life and connection.
Remo Kurka - Completed in 1934, the bridge was built as part of the British colonial government's programme to improve the coastal trunk road linking Accra, Cape Coast, Sekondi, and Takoradi. Before its construction, travellers crossed the River Pra by ferry