Tamagawa Bridge

The Tamagawa Bridge stretches across the landscape with two different spans measuring 382.81 meters and 408.32 meters, connecting the regions of Ota and Nakahara-ku.

The bridge stands near the Tamagawa Josui Aqueduct, constructed during the 17th century to provide water solutions for the growing population of Edo, now Tokyo.

The bridge structure reflects Japanese engineering methods, incorporating both girder and truss designs to meet the requirements of railway transportation across water bodies.

Commuters utilize this dual-purpose infrastructure daily as it serves both as a railway bridge and road crossing, facilitating transportation between different sections of Greater Tokyo.

The geographical position at latitude 35.581003 and longitude 139.670647 places this bridge in an area where traditional sake breweries use water from the Tama River.

Location: Ota

Location: Nakahara-ku

Length: 408.32 m

GPS coordinates: 35.58100,139.67065

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03