A numerical simulation of the flow pass dual piers of a bridge has been presented in this study. The least-squares finite element method is employed for solving the governing shallow water equations. From the simulation results, it can be concluded that the water depth is accumulated proximal to the pier and drops immediately after the pier. The effect of the interference caused by the dual piers is strong and become weaker as the distance between the piers is increased. When the space between two piers is more than four times of the diameter of the pier, the effect of the interference is negligible. For the case of dual piers formed in a line along the flow direction, the effect of interference is small and the formation of the water depth is very similar to the distribution of a single pier. The water depth between two piers is lowered as the distance between piers increasing. In this study, the water depth distribution can be effectively simulated and the possible accumulation of water body is calculated. It is hoped that the results can be used for the design purpose for the hydraulic engineering.