Significant Bridges Along The Line
- 346.40-meter iron bridge across Kwae Yai river at Tha Makham km. 56 + 255.1
- 90-meter Wooden Trestle across Songkalia river km. 294 + 418
- 56-meter Wooden Trestle across Mekaza river km. 319 + 798
- 75-meter Wooden Trestle across Zamithi river km. 329 + 678
- 50-meter Concrete Bridge across Apalong river km. 333 + 258.20
- 60-meter Wooden Trestle across Anakui river km. 369 + 839.5
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