木曽川橋梁

The Kiso River Bridge is a railway viaduct on the Kansai Line with steel truss structure and concrete foundations spanning the wide riverbed. The structure connects both banks and allows regular train traffic to pass between stations.

The bridge was built in the late 19th century as a key part of the expanding Kansai Line railway network and marks a breakthrough in Japanese rail infrastructure. Its construction enabled rail connections to previously remote areas.

The bridge represents Japanese engineering methods that incorporate natural elements into infrastructure design while maintaining structural integrity across challenging water bodies.

Passengers traveling on passing trains can view the river and surrounding landscape during their journey between stations. The best view of the bridge itself comes from the riverbanks below.

The bridge structure demonstrates specific engineering solutions for spanning the Kiso River while accommodating seasonal water level changes and current patterns.

GPS coordinates: 35.10628,136.71167

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:45