Echinghen Viaduct

The Echinghen Viaduct is a road bridge in Northern France that spans just over 1,300 meters and carries multiple lanes of traffic. The structure uses reinforced concrete and bridges the landscape with individual spans of up to 110 meters.

The viaduct was built to handle growing traffic demands in Northern France and connect regions more effectively. The project was part of infrastructure development that brought modern transportation capacity to the area.

The viaduct represents a milestone in French infrastructure development, demonstrating the nation's commitment to connecting communities through substantial engineering projects.

The bridge is visible from the road and can be observed from passing vehicles. Pedestrians do not have direct access since the structure is intended exclusively for motorized traffic.

The bridge's design incorporates specialized engineering solutions that allow it to withstand substantial weight while maintaining structural integrity across its extensive length.

Length: 1,301 m

Longest Span: 110 m

GPS coordinates: 50.69590,1.63660

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:06