| Bridge Name: | Gouritz River Bridge |
| Carries: | Road and pedestrian traffic |
| Crosses: | Gouritz River |
| Location: | Mossel Bay |
| Design: | Liebenberg+Stander |
| Height: | 61 |
| Open: | 1978 |
| Builder: | Murray & Roberts Construction Concor |
The Gouritz River Bridge on the N2 route between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth is a rigid-frame bridge which crosses the Gouritz River west of Mossel Bay in the Western Cape.
The total length of the deck is and consists of four spans. A prominent feature of the bridge is the main span which is long supported by two pairs of diagonal reinforced concrete struts founded on abutments . The reinforced concrete deck together with two pairs of inclined supports at eastern and western sides of the river form a rigid frame structure. The two spans on the eastern side have a total length of and this section of deck is supported by vertical columns 45m from the end. The deck superstructure consists of a continuous prestressed concrete box girder with deck slabs cantilevered laterally to design width.