Hyogo Prefecture

Notable Bridges

This selection features significant road bridges across Hyogo, Kyoto, and Tottori prefectures. It highlights essential infrastructure ranging from architectural landmarks in Takarazuka to vital links crossing the Minogawa and other regional rivers. The list includes sections of Prefectural Road 77, known for hosting the Hyogo Prefectural High School Ekiden relay race, and coastal routes like the Kasumi-Kumihama Line that connect Hyogo with the northern Kyoto coastline.

Notable Bridges — 地図

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A

Akashi-Kobe-Takarazuka Line;Takarazuka bridge

A bridge on Prefectural Road 16 crossing the Muko River in Takarazuka.

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B

黒石三田線

A segment of Prefectural Road 141 connecting Tamba-Sasayama and Sanda.

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C

黒石三田線

A segment of Prefectural Road 141 connecting Tamba-Sasayama and Sanda.

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D

つばき橋

Part of the Nada-Sanda Line (Route 95) connecting northern Kobe and Sanda.

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E

つばき橋

Part of the Nada-Sanda Line (Route 95) connecting northern Kobe and Sanda.

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F

Kakogawa-Ono Line

Also known as the Minogawa Bridge, this structure carries Prefectural Road 18 over the Minogawa River.

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G

山東大江線

A bridge on Route 63 connecting Asago in Hyogo with Fukuchiyama in Kyoto.

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H

山東大江線

A bridge on Route 63 connecting Asago in Hyogo with Fukuchiyama in Kyoto.

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I

篠山山南線

Part of Route 77, used as a course for the Hyogo Prefectural High School Ekiden relay race.

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J

篠山山南線

Part of Route 77, used as a course for the Hyogo Prefectural High School Ekiden relay race.

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K

篠山山南線

Part of Route 77, used as a course for the Hyogo Prefectural High School Ekiden relay race.

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L

篠山山南線

Part of Route 77, used as a course for the Hyogo Prefectural High School Ekiden relay race.

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M

三田篠山線

A bridge on Prefectural Road 49 connecting Sanda and Tamba-Sasayama.

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N

福住三田線

A bridge on Route 309 connecting the Fukuzumi area with Sanda City.

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O

福住三田線

A bridge on Route 309 connecting the Fukuzumi area with Sanda City.

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P

厚利社線

A bridge carrying Prefectural Road 564 through Kato City.

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Q

市野瀬有馬線

A bridge on Route 506 connecting Miki City with the Arima Onsen district in Kobe.

R

相生壷根公園線

Part of a short coastal route featuring significant engineering, including tunnels and bridges.

S

相生壷根公園線

Part of a short coastal route featuring significant engineering, including tunnels and bridges.

T

中三河佐用線

A bridge on Prefectural Road 444 located in Sayo District.

U

口小野矢根線

A bridge on Route 247 connecting the Izushi and Tanto areas of Toyooka.

V

但東夜久野線

A bridge on Route 56 connecting Toyooka in Hyogo with Fukuchiyama in Kyoto.

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W

香美久美浜線

Part of a scenic route connecting the Kasumi coast in Hyogo with Kumihama in Kyoto.

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X

香美久美浜線

Part of a scenic route connecting the Kasumi coast in Hyogo with Kumihama in Kyoto.

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Y

香美久美浜線;港大橋

Known as the Minato Bridge, it carries Route 11 across the mouth of the Kumihama Bay area.

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Z

香住村岡線

A bridge on Route 4 running through the mountainous Kami Town area.

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香住村岡線

A bridge on Route 4 running through the mountainous Kami Town area.

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鳥取国府岩美線

A bridge on Tottori Prefectural Road 31 connecting Tottori City and Iwami Town.

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