紀ノ川大橋

The Kinokawa Bridge extends 748.1 meters across the Kino River, connecting the northern and southern districts of Wakayama City.

Initially constructed as part of National Route 26 Bypass in 1967, the bridge transferred to Wakayama Prefectural Road 752 management in April 2017.

The bridge represents a crucial element of local infrastructure, facilitating daily movement between residential districts and commercial areas of Wakayama City.

The structure features a road width of 13.5 meters and total width of 16 meters, accommodating substantial traffic flow between Wakayama Port North Island Line and Shin-Wakaura Umebara Line.

Multiple bridges spanning the Kino River share similar names, including Kinokawa River Mouth Bridge and Kishu Bridge, requiring specific identification for navigation.

GPS coordinates: 34.23183,135.15831

Latest update: April 2, 2025 05:59