I am Going to Take all of you to one of the beautiful places in Rajahmundry,East Godavari Dist.
"The Three Bridges on River Godavari at Rajahmundry"
This is the newest bridge and was constructed by the Hindustan Construction Company.
The New Godavari Bridge as viewed from Godavari railway station. One can see the other end of the bridge quite clearly as the bridge is dead-straight. Notice also a future provision for doubling of the line on the right hand side.
Rajahmundry-Eluru Passenger entering the bridge.
"The Three Bridges on River Godavari at Rajahmundry"
This is the newest bridge and was constructed by the Hindustan Construction Company.
The New Godavari Bridge as viewed from Godavari railway station. One can see the other end of the bridge quite clearly as the bridge is dead-straight. Notice also a future provision for doubling of the line on the right hand side.
Rajahmundry-Eluru Passenger entering the bridge.
More pics of the Godavari bridge at Rajahmundry:
The SBC-GHY express approaches Godavari station
The Bhimavaram - Rajahmundry passenger glides smoothly across the Godavari.
A wide angle perspective of the same scene. Bhimavaram - Rajahmundry passenger glides smoothly across the Godavari.
Konark Express braking at Godavari station to slow down.
The old defunct Godavari bridge at Rajahmundry and next to it on the right is the new bridge for trains in Eluru-RJY direction.
A goods rake towards Godavari station as seen from the old Godavari rail-cum-road bridge. In the background is the famous paper mill of Rajahmundry.
The new bridge in full view over Godavari in Rajahmundry. The bridge for trains from RJY to Eluru is on the extreme left of road cum rail double decker.
First Godavari Bridge (oldest) in the foreground and the second Godavari bridge (road cum rail) in the background. Taken from Howrah mail while crossing the third Godavari bridge.
Third godavari bridge.....see from Godavari station. Taken from Howrah mail.
Another view of old and new bridges in the Rainy season...
Havlock bridge provides an intersting foreground for the ultra-modern rail bridge which was finished in the mid 90s. The distance between them is not much. The one in the foreground is the now decomissioned Havelock bridge built in 1900, while The one in the background is the 70s vintage Road-cum-Rail bridge.
The New Godavari Bridge: Constructed by the Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), this bridge is a modern day engineering feat. It is a unique bridge that is based on 28 bow string arch girders with equal spans of 97.5 m, thus making the total length 2.730 km. The bridge is fit for 250 kmph services.
The Old (left hand side) and the New (right hand side) Godavari Bridges.
The old Havelock bridge across Godavari at Rajahmundhry that was retired after more than a century of service. More than 100 years old, it still stands strong and sturdy.
The third bridge across Godavari in twilight. Between Rajahmundhry and Kovvur.
The Old Godavari Bridge or the Havelock Bridge: Now decomissioned, this bridge has 56 spans and is 2.754 kms long. It was constructed with stone masonry and steel girders and certainly a marvel of British engineering.
The road-cum-rail bridge on River Godavari as seen from the road. A slightly different angle to accomodate the whole length of the bridge.
The entrance to the huge road-cum-rail bridge on River Godavari.
A panaromic view of the road-cum-rail bridge on River Godavari.
Ratnachal Express showing its tail inside the road-cum-rail bridge.
Ratnachal Express zooming inside the road-cum-rail bridge.
Ratnachal Express just under the road bridge leading to the road-cum-rail bridge.
The Godavari Bridge : Probably the second longest rail bridge in India. The bridge delivering the Prashanthi at Rajamundhry. Note the double masts for support.
Prashanthi Exp. approaching the famous rail-cum-road bridge over the Godavari.
We are at rajahmundhry on the banks of the Godavari in AP.
I Love Godavari & its Surroundings very much.
I Hope U enjoyed a lot with this Rajahmundry Tour...
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A wide angle perspective of the same scene. Bhimavaram - Rajahmundry passenger glides smoothly across the Godavari.
Konark Express braking at Godavari station to slow down.
The old defunct Godavari bridge at Rajahmundry and next to it on the right is the new bridge for trains in Eluru-RJY direction.
A goods rake towards Godavari station as seen from the old Godavari rail-cum-road bridge. In the background is the famous paper mill of Rajahmundry.
The new bridge in full view over Godavari in Rajahmundry. The bridge for trains from RJY to Eluru is on the extreme left of road cum rail double decker.
First Godavari Bridge (oldest) in the foreground and the second Godavari bridge (road cum rail) in the background. Taken from Howrah mail while crossing the third Godavari bridge.
Third godavari bridge.....see from Godavari station. Taken from Howrah mail.
Another view of old and new bridges in the Rainy season...
Havlock bridge provides an intersting foreground for the ultra-modern rail bridge which was finished in the mid 90s. The distance between them is not much. The one in the foreground is the now decomissioned Havelock bridge built in 1900, while The one in the background is the 70s vintage Road-cum-Rail bridge.
The New Godavari Bridge: Constructed by the Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), this bridge is a modern day engineering feat. It is a unique bridge that is based on 28 bow string arch girders with equal spans of 97.5 m, thus making the total length 2.730 km. The bridge is fit for 250 kmph services.
The Old (left hand side) and the New (right hand side) Godavari Bridges.
The old Havelock bridge across Godavari at Rajahmundhry that was retired after more than a century of service. More than 100 years old, it still stands strong and sturdy.
The third bridge across Godavari in twilight. Between Rajahmundhry and Kovvur.
The Old Godavari Bridge or the Havelock Bridge: Now decomissioned, this bridge has 56 spans and is 2.754 kms long. It was constructed with stone masonry and steel girders and certainly a marvel of British engineering.
The road-cum-rail bridge on River Godavari as seen from the road. A slightly different angle to accomodate the whole length of the bridge.
The entrance to the huge road-cum-rail bridge on River Godavari.
A panaromic view of the road-cum-rail bridge on River Godavari.
Ratnachal Express showing its tail inside the road-cum-rail bridge.
Ratnachal Express zooming inside the road-cum-rail bridge.
Ratnachal Express just under the road bridge leading to the road-cum-rail bridge.
The Godavari Bridge : Probably the second longest rail bridge in India. The bridge delivering the Prashanthi at Rajamundhry. Note the double masts for support.
Prashanthi Exp. approaching the famous rail-cum-road bridge over the Godavari.
We are at rajahmundhry on the banks of the Godavari in AP.
I Love Godavari & its Surroundings very much.
I Hope U enjoyed a lot with this Rajahmundry Tour...
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hai santosh this is murali.
ReplyDeletei loved the tour of rajahmundry.
thanks for giving such a wonderful
feeling that i am just in front of river godavari.
it is really very good.
Hi santhosh i love go to rajahmundry,because its a nice place to see.
ReplyDeletehi ,
ReplyDeletesanthosh kumar balla.Your way of presenting the scenic beauty of godavari is very nice.By the next time iam trying to go to rajamundry.Really its very beautiful.
come again with some more beauties of rajamundry.
ReplyDeletehi santhosh balla ur way of presenting ur ideas is nice thanks for taking all of us to such a nice pleasant environment continue like this
ReplyDeleteHi santosh,
ReplyDeleteI was just thrilled when i was seeing ur blo,it was really great.i heard about the godavari bridge but this was the first time i was seeing the real beauty of godavari.
When i was passing through the godavari bridge i would not see all the way of the long bridge .but from now onwards i will see...........
thank you for giving me a nice journey to godavari from my office without moving anbywhere.................
ThanX Laddu,Bharat,Ravi,Roopa Jay for Commenting
ReplyDeleteI'll Try 2 Reach Ur Expectations.
ThanQ once again
Hi santhosh...i saw your blog its so nice and so cool.I enjoyed a lot of seeing your pictures. your way of explaination was very good. I really enjoyed the journey of rajamundry.Put more pictures. Thank you for giving this opportunity of comment..
ReplyDeleteNice clicks Santosh :)
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