軍畑大橋, Railway bridge in Ome, Japan.
The Gunhata Bridge crosses the Tama River and connects different parts of Ome City with its solid steel structure. It serves as an important crossing point for both vehicles and pedestrians moving between the surrounding districts.
The bridge was built to improve transportation along the Tama River valley in western Tokyo. It became a key link for connecting communities that developed on either side of the river.
The bridge serves as a meeting point for local residents who gather near its vicinity for seasonal activities including traditional fishing practices.
The bridge sits within walking distance of Ikusabata Station, making it easy to reach on foot. The area around it is walkable and offers good views of the river and surrounding landscape.
The structure marks the 72.93 kilometer point from the river confluence, with neighboring bridges positioned 1.23 kilometers upstream and downstream.
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