Inuyama Bridge
犬山橋
A historic steel truss railway bridge and modern road bridge spanning the Kiso River between Inuyama and Kakamigahara.
What it is
- A pair of parallel bridges spanning the Kiso River between Inuyama and Kakamigahara.
- The steel Warren truss railway bridge was completed in November 1925.
- The road bridge, nicknamed Twin Bridge, opened in March 2000 to separate traffic.
- The railway bridge is recognized as a JSCE Civil Engineering Heritage site.
What to see
- A three-span steel Warren truss railway bridge measuring 223.15 meters long.
- The modern road bridge carrying Prefectural Route 27 alongside the tracks.
- Views of the Kiso River from the 253.5 meter long road bridge.
Getting there
- The bridge connects Inuyamayuen Station and Shin-Unuma Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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