Difference between revisions of "Takiyamakyo Bridge"
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Kake, Hiroshima, Japan<br /> | Kake, Hiroshima, Japan<br /> | ||
417 feet high / 127 meters high<br /> | 417 feet high / 127 meters high<br /> | ||
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1997<br /> | 1997<br /> | ||
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| − | Takiyamakyo is a large truss arch with a main span of | + | Takiyamakyo is a large truss arch with a main span of 230 meters between hinges or 243 meters along the deck. Opened in 1997 it is one of the highest bridges in Japan’s Hiroshima prefecture although a reservoir hides about half the height. |
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Takiyamakyo Bridge
滝山峡大橋
Kake, Hiroshima, Japan
417 feet high / 127 meters high
755 foot span / 230 meter span
1997
Takiyamakyo is a large truss arch with a main span of 230 meters between hinges or 243 meters along the deck. Opened in 1997 it is one of the highest bridges in Japan’s Hiroshima prefecture although a reservoir hides about half the height.
この橋は243mのメインスパンを持つ大きなトラスアーチ橋です。広島県に建てられ、1997年にオープンしたこの橋は、日本一高い橋の一つです。
