長野大橋, Highway bridge in Nagano, Japan
Nagano Bridge is a highway structure crossing the Sai River in the city. It features four traffic lanes and separate walkways for pedestrians on both sides.
Construction of the bridge finished in 1969 as part of the Nagano Bypass project. Its completion marked a major turning point for transportation in the region.
This structure serves as the primary connection point between southern Nagano City and the central district, playing a central role in local mobility patterns.
The bridge is easily accessible to all vehicles and pedestrians with clear routes for both. Traffic can be heavier during peak hours, so plan accordingly if crossing during rush time.
The bridge's name influenced local geography, leading to the renaming of nearby areas to Ohashi-minami 1-chome and 2-chome.
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