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| − | The highest bridge along Japan's E1A Expressway east of Nagoya City, the Otogawa Bridge is a double viaduct with cantilevered beam spans composed of vertical steel plates instead of the more common all concrete box. | + | The second highest bridge along Japan's E1A Expressway east of Nagoya City, the Otogawa Bridge is a double viaduct with cantilevered beam spans composed of vertical corrugated steel plates instead of the more common all concrete box. |
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| + | Maximum pier height is 81.3 meters. | ||
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| + | Just to the north is the even higher Aokigawa Bridge. | ||
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| − | [[File:OtogawaConst.JPG| | + | [[File:OtogawaConst.JPG|900px|center]] |
Latest revision as of 20:25, 26 August 2020
Otogawa Bridge
乙川橋
Okazaki, Aichi, Japan
(262) feet high / (80) meters high
443 foot span / 135 meter span
2013
The second highest bridge along Japan's E1A Expressway east of Nagoya City, the Otogawa Bridge is a double viaduct with cantilevered beam spans composed of vertical corrugated steel plates instead of the more common all concrete box.
Maximum pier height is 81.3 meters.
Just to the north is the even higher Aokigawa Bridge.
Otogawa Bridge satellite image.
Otogawa Bridge location map.
