Shin-Yodogawa Great Bridge, Steel bridge in Osaka, Japan
Shin-Yodogawa Great Bridge is a steel bridge crossing the Yodogawa River and linking the districts of Kita-ku and Yodogawa-ku. The structure spans approximately 800 meters in length with a width of around 16 meters.
Construction of the bridge was completed in January 1964 during Japan's period of rapid economic expansion. It was built to address growing transportation demands and population growth in the Osaka region.
The structure represents Japanese engineering excellence of the 1960s, integrating modern construction methods with practical urban planning requirements for the growing metropolis.
The bridge carries National Route 423 and handles thousands of daily commuters. Travel is most pleasant outside morning and evening rush hours when traffic flow is lighter.
Located at coordinates 34.718722 latitude and 135.499667 longitude, this bridge functions as a primary crossing point over the Yodogawa River's widest section.
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