At the Hanford Viaduct, crews are working on the abutments – the structure that connects the deck of the structure to the ground – at the most northern and southern portions of the structure. Going south, crews are nearly complete erecting 286 columns needed to form the substructure of the viaduct that will connect to the future Kings / Tulare Station. Hanford Viaduct is the largest high-speed rail structure in the Central Valley spanning nearly 6,330 feet long. When complete it will carry high-speed trains over Grangeville Boulevard, San Joaquin Valley Railroad, and State Route 198.
CP 2-3: Hanford Viaduct
