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This bridge opened in 2021 to replace a bridge that collapsed in 2016 due to a landslide caused by a 7.0 earthquake. [
grapeejapan]
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Highway Engineering Discoveries posted
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6:49 video New Aso Bridge, a Symbol of Technical Expertise in the Kumamoto Reconstruction |
I have not found a photo of the old bridge while it was still intact.
Not only did the landslide wipe out the bridge, it left a road and a railroad under a lot of debris. Also note that in the background that a smaller landslide undermined the road. I think the bridge in the upper-right corner among the text is the
Aso Choyoo Bridge.
These four construction techniques helped trim 16 months off the construction time.
The landslide area is now a park.
Below this photo of a visitor center sign is an English version of the content.
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jci-net [An article describing the construction] |
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