Jasenovac Bridge is located in the hamlet of Jasenovac, on the southwestern side of the Imotski Field, crossing the widened and regulated channel of the Jaruga (Sija), which flows from Prološko Blato and joins the Vrljika River.
Built in the late 19th century from dressed blocks of local stone, this stone bridge features three arches. The arches rest on elongated stone piers, which end in semicircular projections on the western side, while on the eastern side they follow the line of the bridge. The bridge is 19.5 metres long, and its roadway, including the parapets, is 4.1 metres wide. It is a fine example of late 19th-century engineering architecture in the Imotski Field, blending harmoniously with its natural surroundings and possessing considerable historical and aesthetic value.