野積橋

The Nozumi Bridge crosses the Shinano River with a three-span PC box girder construction, measuring 211 meters in length and 6.8 meters in width.

The construction of the Nozumi Bridge in 1967 formed part of broader flood control measures along the Shinano River, including the Ohkouzu Diversion Channel.

The bridge represents the engineering achievements of post-war Japan, joining numerous crossings that connect communities along the Shinano River's 367-kilometer course.

Located near the river mouth leading to the Sea of Japan, the bridge provides essential transportation links between the Nakauonuma District and surrounding regions.

The bridge structure incorporates design elements that address frequent flooding concerns, with modifications made to accommodate changing weather patterns and water levels.

Location: Nagaoka

GPS coordinates: 37.66489,138.78228

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05