羽島大橋, Suspension bridge in Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Hashima Bridge is a suspension bridge in Gifu Prefecture that spans the Kiso River with two tall towers supporting the main cable system. The structure carries motor vehicles and pedestrians across the water, serving as a key crossing point for the surrounding region.
The bridge was completed in the late 20th century as a major infrastructure project for the Gifu region. Its construction improved regional connectivity by providing a reliable crossing over the Kiso River.
The bridge design incorporates elements of Japanese engineering principles, reflecting the regional approach to infrastructure development.
The bridge is open daily to both vehicles and pedestrians through multiple access points. Both car traffic and foot traffic can use the crossing during regular operating hours.
The bridge structure features specialized wind resistance mechanisms designed to withstand the specific weather patterns of the Gifu region.
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