Bharath's excellent pictures of the new Godavari bridge prompted me to pull this one out. This WG 8902 of Rajahmundry shed hauling a load of 31 four-wheeler boxcars on the second Godavari bridge. What does the sign in Telugu say?

More pics of the Godavari bridge at Rajahmundry: The SBC-GHY express hauled by an Erode WAP-4 approaches Godavari station. 2006-12-23

More pics of the Godavari bridge at Rajahmundry: Here the structure forms a perfect silhouette for the setting sun. This is the newest bridge and was constructed by the Hindustan Construction Company. 2006-12-23.

View 2: A wide angle perspective of the same scene. Bhimavaram - Rajahmundry passenger hauled by a WDP-1 glides smoothly across the Godavari. 2006-12-23.

View 1: The Bhimavaram - Rajahmundry passenger hauled by a WDP-1 glides smoothly across the Godavari. 2006-12-23.

A WAG-7 hauling 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 old defunct Godavari bridge at Rajahmundry and next to it on the right is the new bridge for trains in Eluru-RJY direction. However passengers going to Eluru side use this bridge as they have to stop at Godavari station.

The new bridge in full view over Godavari in Rajahmundry. The bridge for trains from RJY to Eluru is on the extreme left which is road cum rail double decker can be seen here http://www.flickr.com/photos/7654541@N08/641702278/

To support the theory that passengers from RJY to Eluru take this bridge, here is one passenger headed by BZA WAM4 21219.

The rail-cum-road bridge on river Godavari on a crisp sunny day. (M. S. M. Saifullah)

Twin WAG-5s crossing river Godavari with BOXN rakes. 2009-05-25. (Krupa Ratnam)

The Havelock Bridge (commonly referred as old bridge) & the Arch Bridge at evening, running accross River Godavari, taken from Rajahmundry - Srikanth JNSV (Srikanth JNSV)

All three Bridges in one frame, from extreme left : Rail Cum Road Bridge, Havelock Bridge, Arch Bridge (Srikanth JNSV)

A Python rake headed by ET WAG5A Twins followed by another pair of ET WAG5's. (Srikanth JNSV)

Entering The Railway Bridge at Godavari , Rajahmundry. (Vinay Datta)