Haʻikū Valley Viaduct

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Haʻikū Valley Viaduct is a major elevated highway bridge in Hawaii that carries traffic high above the lush Haʻikū Valley along Interstate H-3.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf elevated road bridge
viaduct
accessRestrictedTo motor vehicles
approachTo Tetsuo Harano Tunnels
bridgeDesign segmental concrete viaduct
carries Interstate H-3
climateExposure heavy rainfall
high humidity
connects Hālawa
Kāneʻohe
linked to: Kaneohe
country United States
county Honolulu County
crosses Haʻikū Valley
designedFor hurricane-force winds
direction eastbound
westbound
elevationRelativeToValleyFloor high above valley floor
environment tropical rainforest valley
function road transport
hasLanes 4
hasLighting yes
hasShoulders yes
locatedIn Hawaii
locatedInValley Haʻikū Valley
locatedNear Haʻikū Stairs
locatedOnIsland Oʻahu
linked to: Oahu
maintainedBy Hawaii Department of Transportation
material reinforced concrete
notableFor elevated alignment through Haʻikū Valley
scenic views of Koʻolau Mountains
opened 1997
ownedBy State of Hawaii
linked to: Hawaii
partOf H-3 freeway through the Koʻolau Range
Interstate H-3
partOfCorridor Honolulu–Kāneʻohe transportation corridor
region Windward Oʻahu
roadTypeCarried Interstate Highway
safetyFeature concrete barriers
guardrails
seismicZone Hawaii seismic region
state Hawaii
structureType multi-span viaduct
terrain mountainous valley
toll no
usage motor vehicle traffic

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Interstate H-3 hasStructure Haʻikū Valley Viaduct