Hanuman River Railway bridge

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Hanuman River Railway bridge สะพานข้ามแควหนุมาน
Coordinates	13°59′34″N 101°42′51″E / 13.992849°N 101.714208°E / 13.992849; 101.714208
Carries	1 Railway track
Crosses	Hanuman River
Locale	Kabin Buri District, Prachinburi Province
Official name	Hanuman River Railway bridge
Maintained by	State Railway of Thailand
Characteristics
Design	Truss bridge
Total length	?
History
Constructed by	TAKIGAMI STEEL CONSTRUCTION[1]
Opened	1970
Location

Hanuman River Railway bridge is a three-span railway bridge crossing the Hanuman River. It is situated in Kabin Buri District, Prachinburi Province, Thailand, on the Eastern Line Railway, near Kabin Buri railway station. There are three spans.

It is a three-span truss bridge. The second span is different and taller than the first and third span.

• Photos of the bridge (2008) (in Thai)

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