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The 90 meter high Togadani or Togatani bridge opened in 1978 but soon lost half its height from the rising waters of a nearby dam and reservoir. A steel arch bridge with inclined spandrel supports, the main span measures 190 meters between hinges. The bridge is located in Ishikawa prefecture. | The 90 meter high Togadani or Togatani bridge opened in 1978 but soon lost half its height from the rising waters of a nearby dam and reservoir. A steel arch bridge with inclined spandrel supports, the main span measures 190 meters between hinges. The bridge is located in Ishikawa prefecture. | ||
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鴇ヶ谷大橋は1978年に初めてオープンした際、高さは295フィート（90ｍ高）でした。しかし、すぐ後に近くのダムと貯水池によって水面が上昇したため、当初の高さの半分を失いました。 | 鴇ヶ谷大橋は1978年に初めてオープンした際、高さは295フィート（90ｍ高）でした。しかし、すぐ後に近くのダムと貯水池によって水面が上昇したため、当初の高さの半分を失いました。 | ||
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Togadani Bridge satellite image. | Togadani Bridge satellite image. | ||
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Togadani Bridge location map. | Togadani Bridge location map. | ||
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[[Category:Bridges in Japan]] | [[Category:Bridges in Japan]] | ||
Revision as of 05:30, 6 June 2020
Togadani Bridge
ヶ谷大橋
Hakusan, Ishikawa, Japan
(295) feet high / (90) meters high
623 foot span / 190 meter span
1978
Image by Pale Blue.
The 90 meter high Togadani or Togatani bridge opened in 1978 but soon lost half its height from the rising waters of a nearby dam and reservoir. A steel arch bridge with inclined spandrel supports, the main span measures 190 meters between hinges. The bridge is located in Ishikawa prefecture.
The lake is also crossed by a suspension bridge approximately 70 meters above the original river level.
鴇ヶ谷大橋は1978年に初めてオープンした際、高さは295フィート（90ｍ高）でした。しかし、すぐ後に近くのダムと貯水池によって水面が上昇したため、当初の高さの半分を失いました。
Image by Pale Blue.
Togadani Bridge elevation.
Image by Tsuneo Hase.
Togadani Bridge satellite image.
Togadani Bridge location map.
