第二千曲川橋梁, Railway bridge in Ueda, Japan.
The Second Chikuma River Bridge is a railway bridge in Ueda that crosses the Chikuma River. The structure features five sections of bright red steel truss construction spanning approximately 220 meters.
The bridge was originally built as part of the Ueda Electric Railway's Bessho Line to connect communities along the Chikuma River valley. In October 2019, Typhoon Hagibis caused severe flooding that led to the collapse of one section.
The bridge represents an essential part of the Ueda Electric Railway Bessho Line, connecting communities along the historic Chikuma River valley.
The bridge functions as a crucial transportation link for the local rail system connecting different districts of Ueda. It provides reliable train access across the river for both residents and visitors.
The bridge displays noticeably spaced supporting pillars that reflect deliberate engineering choices in the steel structure. These regular intervals help distribute weight across the river and demonstrate the precision of its builders.
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