田蓑橋, Steel girder bridge in Kita-ku, Japan.
The Tamino Bridge extends 82.3 meters in length and 14.7 meters in width across the Dojima River in Osaka's business district.
Constructed in 1965, the bridge replaced an earlier Romanesque-style structure that had suffered from ground subsidence in the developing post-war period.
The bridge's name derives from the ancient Yasoshima region of Osaka, connecting to a series of five historical bridges across the Dojima River.
Steel deck girders were specifically selected for the bridge construction to reduce the overall weight and maintain structural stability over time.
The bridge stands at an intersection of three waterways: the Dojima River, Tosabori River, and the canal system of northern Osaka.
Location: Kita-ku
Inception: 1965
Length: 82.3 m
Width: 14.7 m
GPS coordinates: 34.69372,135.49117
Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:35
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