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Explore the world’s tallest railway arch bridge built over the Chenab River, setting global records in height and engineering.

Explore the world’s tallest railway arch bridge built over the Chenab River, setting global records in height and engineering.

World’s Tallest Railway Arch Bridge

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Spanning 1,315 meters in length, the Chenab Bridge features a massive 467m arch and connects two sides of the Chenab Valley in Jammu & Kashmir.

Record-Breaking Structure

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It is a key link in the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Rail Link (USBRL), improving rail connectivity in the remote Himalayan region.

Part of USBRL Project

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Once operational, Vande Bharat trains will reduce travel time between Katra and Srinagar to just 3 hours, enhancing regional mobility.

Faster Travel Time

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The bridge can withstand wind speeds up to 266 km/hr, intense blasts, and earthquakes in seismic zone-V – the most severe in India.

Designed for Harsh Conditions

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Over 27,000 tons of steel were used in its construction, along with 4,000 metric tons of reinforced steel and 46,000 cubic meters of concrete.

Massive Steel Usage

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The structure was designed using advanced Building Information Modelling (BIM) technology, ensuring precision and structural integrity.

Innovative Design with BIM

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Built in one of India’s toughest terrains, it showcases India's modern engineering and construction capabilities on a global scale.

Engineering Triumph

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The bridge is built to last 120 years, representing long-term infrastructure development and stability in the region.

Lifespan of 120 Years

Over 300 civil engineers and 1,300+ workers worked day and night to complete this architectural marvel.

Construction Manpower

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The bridge consists of 17 spans, with the main arch spanning 467 meters linearly and 550 meters curvilinearly.

Complex Span Structure

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The bridge was completed at a cost of ₹1,486 crore (USD 190 million), reflecting India's commitment to infrastructure excellence.

Cost of the Bridge

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