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深谷川橋<br /> | 深谷川橋<br /> | ||
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361 feet high / 110 meters high<br /> | 361 feet high / 110 meters high<br /> | ||
426 foot span / 130 meter span<br /> | 426 foot span / 130 meter span<br /> | ||
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日本に多くある鋼鉄箱桁構えアーチ橋の一つです。ツインスパンの深谷川橋は、島根県の山間部の峡谷110m上方で、4レーンの高速道路を支えています。 | 日本に多くある鋼鉄箱桁構えアーチ橋の一つです。ツインスパンの深谷川橋は、島根県の山間部の峡谷110m上方で、4レーンの高速道路を支えています。 | ||
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| + | Fukatanigawa Bridge satellite image. | ||
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| + | Fukatanigawa Bridge location map. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:24, 9 June 2020
Fukatanigawa Bridge
深谷川橋
Nishikimachiusago, Yamaguchi, Japan
361 feet high / 110 meters high
426 foot span / 130 meter span
1982
Image by Japanese Society of Civil Engineers.
One of Japan’s many steel box girder arch bridges, the twin span Fukatanigawa bridge carries a 4-lane highway 361 feet (110 mtrs) above a deep ravine in the mountains of Shimane prefecture. Completed in 1982, the bridge was designed and constructed by Hitachi Shipbuilding & Engineering Company.
日本に多くある鋼鉄箱桁構えアーチ橋の一つです。ツインスパンの深谷川橋は、島根県の山間部の峡谷110m上方で、4レーンの高速道路を支えています。
Fukatanigawa Bridge satellite image.
Fukatanigawa Bridge location map.
