Bridges
There are several road and railway bridges on Chenab
- The river is crossed in Jammu and Kashmir by the world's highest railway bridge named Chenab Bridge.
- At Marala Headworks a bridge links Gujrat and Sialkot districts of Punjab, Pakistan
- two road bridges at N5 National Highway and a railway bridge cross the river near Wazirabad
- further down stream another bridge at M-2 crosses the river (31°56′42″N 73°9′2″E / 31.945°N 73.15056°E / 31.945; 73.15056)
- there are railway & highway bridges down the stream near Chiniot (31°45′13″N 72°57′7″E / 31.75361°N 72.95194°E / 31.75361; 72.95194)
- moreover, there are road bridges over the river near Jhang (31°24′3″N 72°17′42″E / 31.40083°N 72.295°E / 31.40083; 72.295)
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