Ma Wan Viaduct, Double-deck viaduct in Tsuen Wan District, Hong Kong.
Ma Wan Viaduct is a two-level bridge in Tsuen Wan that spans across water to connect major transportation routes. The structure accommodates vehicle traffic on the upper level and railway lines on the lower level, serving both car and train passengers.
The viaduct opened in 1997 as part of a major infrastructure program for a new airport and transportation network. It marked an important step in connecting Hong Kong's growing transportation system across the water.
The structure represents a milestone in Hong Kong's infrastructure development, combining road and rail transportation to support the region's growing mobility needs.
You cannot cross this viaduct on foot as it is designed only for vehicle and train traffic. You can view the structure from the water or from nearby viewpoints along the surrounding roads.
The structure spans across the water with multiple sections and carries more than 50000 vehicles daily along with many train passengers. This heavy daily usage makes it one of the most travelled routes in the region.
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