The Chenab Bridge in Jammu & Kashmir, India, is a steel arch bridge that stands at 359 meters, making it the highest railway bridge in the world. It features a main arch span of 467 meters and is designed to withstand seismic activity and high winds, with a projected lifespan of over 120 years. The bridge's construction utilized weathering steel and reinforced concrete, and it is currently in the rail testing phase as of 2025.
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The Chenab Bridge in Jammu & Kashmir, India, is a steel arch bridge that stands at 359 meters, making it the highest railway bridge in the world. It features a main arch span of 467 meters and is designed to withstand seismic activity and high winds, with a projected lifespan of over 120 years. The bridge's construction utilized weathering steel and reinforced concrete, and it is currently in the rail testing phase as of 2025.
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