神田川橋梁

The Kandagawa Köprüsü extends 56 meters across the Kandagawa River, connecting different sections of the Chiyoda district in central Tokyo.

The bridge, constructed in 1932, replaced earlier structures that were destroyed during the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, marking a period of infrastructure renewal.

This crossing point represents Japanese engineering advancement, as it emerged during a time when Tokyo was developing its modern transportation network.

Located near multiple train stations and the Imperial Palace, the bridge serves as a primary connection for both vehicles and pedestrians in the area.

The structure maintains its original engineering elements from 1932, demonstrating the durability of Japanese construction methods from the early 20th century.

Location: Chiyoda-ku

Inception: 1932

Length: 56 m

GPS coordinates: 35.69878,139.76811

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04