Nong Pling Bridge

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Nong Pling Bridge สะพานหนองปลิง
Coordinates	15°41′49″N 100°09′00″E / 15.697°N 100.15°E / 15.697; 100.15
Carries	1 Railway track
Crosses	Unnamed canal
Locale	Nakhon Sawan Province
Official name	Nong Pling Bridge
Maintained by	State Railway of Thailand
Characteristics
Design	Truss bridge
Total length	about 40.00 metres
History
Constructed by	NEUNG HWA INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.[1]
Opened	1976
Location

Nong Pling Bridge is a one-span railway bridge in Thailand. It is in Nakhon Sawan Province on the Northern Line Railway, near Nakhon Sawan Railway Station. There is only one span, with a length of about 40 metres.

Features[]

It is a one-span truss bridge.

References[]

External links[]

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

Coordinates: 15°41′49″N 100°09′01″E / 15.696827°N 100.150225°E / 15.696827; 100.150225

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