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Makohine Viaduct, New Zealand
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The Makohine viaduct is the 7th highest railway viaduct in New Zealand with a hight of 72.5 m and a length of 229 m. It is situated between Marton and Mangaweka on the North Island Main Trunk Line. This viaduct is of steel girder construction and is a well-known landmark for road users of State Highway 1. Erection of steel for the first pier began in April 1900. The first train crossed it on 9 June, 1902, with the official opening being held on 17 June. For more information go to: http://www.ipenz.org.nz/heritage/itemdetail.cfm?itemid=2175
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