豆津橋, Concrete bridge in Kurume, Japan.
Dozu Bridge is a concrete bridge crossing water channels in Kurume City, with multiple lanes carrying vehicular and pedestrian traffic. The structure provides a key link between the eastern and western areas of the city.
The bridge was built during infrastructure expansion in Fukuoka Prefecture as part of Japan's modernization of transportation networks. It emerged during a period when many cities were improving their traffic connections.
The bridge serves as a connection point for local residents participating in seasonal festivals and community gatherings in the Kurume district.
The bridge is open around the clock for both vehicles and pedestrians passing between city districts. During heavy rains or flood seasons, conditions can change, so it is wise to exercise caution in poor weather.
The bridge structure incorporates specific engineering solutions that allow it to maintain stability during seasonal water level changes in the region.
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