Italia Viaduct - Revision history

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	In the Calabria region, near the Mediterranean coast, the lower end of the motorway was widened and realigned between 2012 and 2017 to make it safer and less congested. During this period the approach spans of the Italia Bridge were replaced and realigned to match a new set of tunnels as well as widening the deck.		In the Calabria region, near the Mediterranean coast, the lower end of the motorway was widened and realigned between 2012 and 2017 to make it safer and less congested. During this period the approach spans of the Italia Bridge were replaced and realigned to match a new set of tunnels as well as widening the deck.

−	With 5 bridges that exceed 475 feet (145 meters) in height, the A3 is also ~~the world’s third~~ greatest high bridge highway. Only ~~China’s Yichang to Zhongxian stretch of the West Hurong highway and the Guiyang-Kunming highways have~~ a greater number with ~~an astonishing 10~~ bridges ~~exceeding 475 feet (145 meters) in height on the West Hurong highway~~.	+	With 5 bridges that exceed 475 feet (145 meters) in height, the A3 is also Europe’s greatest high bridge highway. Only China has a greater number with at least a dozen expressways that have a greater collection of high bridges.

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 [[File:Italia1964Proposal.jpg|900px|center]]
 Italia Bridge 1964 proposal.
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 [[File:ItaliaLocationMap.jpg|750px|center]]
 Italia Viaduct location map.
 [[Category:Bridges in Italy]]

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	[[File:ItaliaDeckLift.jpg\|750px\|center]]		[[File:ItaliaDeckLift.jpg\|750px\|center]]
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		+	Italia Bridge 1964 proposal.

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−	[[File:~~3ItaliaAerial_~~.jpg\|~~600px~~\|center]]	+	[[File:ItaliaSatellite.jpg\|750px\|center]]
	Italia Viaduct satellite image.		Italia Viaduct satellite image.
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		+	[[File:ItaliaOldSatellite.jpg\|750px\|center]]
		+	Old Italia Viaduct satellite image.
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		+	[[File:ItaliaWide.jpg\|750px\|center]]
		+	Jannello and Italia Viaduct satellite image.
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		+	Italia Viaduct location map.

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 Among Italy’s many spectacular motorways, the A3 Salerno-Reggio Calabria has always had the biggest and greatest variety of high bridges.  Constructed in a Frankenstein-like fashion in bits and pieces throughout the 1960s and 1970s, this laboratory of Italian civil engineering includes the aforementioned Sfalassa gorge strut frame bridge, the now replaced Favazzina viaduct with its clothespin shaped piers as well as more conventional bridges like the Aglio concrete arch and the Coscile precast concrete girder bridge.
-In the Calabria region, near the Mediterranean coast, the lower end of the motorway was widened and realigned between 2012 and 2016 to make it safer and less congested.  During this period the approach spans of the Italia Bridge were replaced and realigned to match a new set of tunnels as well as widening the deck.
+In the Calabria region, near the Mediterranean coast, the lower end of the motorway was widened and realigned between 2012 and 2017 to make it safer and less congested.  During this period the approach spans of the Italia Bridge were replaced and realigned to match a new set of tunnels as well as widening the deck.
 With 5 bridges that exceed 475 feet (145 meters) in height, the A3 is also the world’s third greatest high bridge highway.  Only China’s Yichang to Zhongxian stretch of the West Hurong highway and the Guiyang-Kunming highways have a greater number with an astonishing 10 bridges exceeding 475 feet (145 meters) in height on the West Hurong highway.

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 Italia Viaduct Elevation<br />
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 [[File:Viadotto+italiaBy Pollinofantastico.JPG|450px|center]]
 Image by Pollinofantastico.