圏央道多摩川橋, brug in Ome, Japan
The Kengawa-Dō Tamagawa Bridge is a bridge crossing the Tamagawa River between Ome and Hamura in Japan. It features a two-level structure with a maximum span of 108 meters (354 feet) and carries traffic on the expressway network connecting surrounding areas.
The bridge was completed in 2002 as part of the region's highway development. It represents modern engineering techniques using truss design, which allows long spans to be built efficiently.
The bridge connects Ome and Hamura on the expressway and carries heavy traffic daily. It is well-maintained with sturdy construction ensuring safe and reliable passage for vehicles.
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