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Yamabikoo Bridge
やまびこ大橋
Miyagase Bridge
宮ヶ瀬橋
Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan
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Yamabikoo Bridge<br />
やまびこ大橋<br />
Miyagase Bridge<br />
宮ヶ瀬橋<br />
Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan<br />
325 feet high / 99 meters high<br />
492 foot span / 150 meter span<br />
1988<br />
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One of Japan’s highest reservoir bridges, the Miyagase beam bridge is a prestressed crossing with a central span of 150 meters and side spans of 46 meters and 49 meters. When the lake is full the deck is just 14 meters above the water. Opened in 1988, the bridge is located in Aiko, Kanagawa prefecture.

日本一高い貯水池橋の一つである宮ケ瀬大橋（99ｍ高）は、150ｍの中央スパンと49ｍの側面スパンを持つプレストレスト・コンクリートビーム橋です。湖が満水になると、デッキは水面上よりわずか14mになります。1988年にオープンしたこの橋は神奈川県愛甲郡に架けられています。

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Yamabikoo Bridge satellite image.

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Yamabikoo Bridge location map.

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−	One of Japan’s highest reservoir bridges, the Miyagase beam bridge is a prestressed crossing with a central span of 150 meters and side spans of 46 meters and 49 meters. When the lake is full the deck is just 14 meters above the water. Opened in 1988, the bridge is located in Aiko, Kanagawa prefecture.	+	One of Japan’s highest reservoir bridges, the Miyagase beam bridge is a prestressed crossing with a central span of 150 meters and side spans of 46 meters and 49 meters. When the lake is full the deck is just 14 meters above the water. Opened in 1988, the bridge is located in Aiko, Kanagawa prefecture.
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		+	Also across Miyagase Lake is the Nijino Bridge with a deck height of almost 120 meters.
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		+	Between these two lake crossings is the tourist Mizunogodaitsuri Footbridge with a giant main span of 315 meters.