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A Bridge that connect the community - Tan Kim Seng

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Bridges and river are historic. The estuary of the Malacca river was accounted for small local vessels, and in any case was obstructed from early times by the Tan Kim Seng bridge since 1862. Tan Kim Seng was a Straits Chinese merchant. Tan Kim Seng was born in Malacca in 1805 and started as a trader in Singapore.
Location: Tan Kim Seng Bridge, Malacca, Malaysia

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