Difference between revisions of "Okuaso Bridge"
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奥阿蘇大橋<br /> | 奥阿蘇大橋<br /> | ||
Takamori, Kumamoto, Japan<br /> | Takamori, Kumamoto, Japan<br /> | ||
| − | + | 394 feet high / 120 meters high<br /> | |
689 foot span / 210 meter span<br /> | 689 foot span / 210 meter span<br /> | ||
1989<br /> | 1989<br /> | ||
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| − | Very similar in size and length to the Burro Creek bridge in the U.S. state of Arizona, the Okuaso truss arch carries a 2-lane road across a deep gorge in Japan’s southern prefecture of Kumamoto. | + | Very similar in size and length to the Burro Creek bridge in the U.S. state of Arizona, the Okuaso truss arch carries a 2-lane road across a deep gorge in Japan’s southern prefecture of Kumamoto. Just to the south is the Takachiho Gorge with the largest collection of high bridges in Japan. |
Revision as of 01:54, 14 July 2020
Okuaso Bridge
奥阿蘇大橋
Takamori, Kumamoto, Japan
394 feet high / 120 meters high
689 foot span / 210 meter span
1989
Image by Japanese Society of Civil Engineers.
Very similar in size and length to the Burro Creek bridge in the U.S. state of Arizona, the Okuaso truss arch carries a 2-lane road across a deep gorge in Japan’s southern prefecture of Kumamoto. Just to the south is the Takachiho Gorge with the largest collection of high bridges in Japan.
奥阿蘇大橋はサイズと長さがアメリカのアリゾナ州にあるブロークリーク・ブリッジにとてもよく似ています。両車線道路があるこの橋は、南日本の熊本県の深い峡谷に架けられています。
