Segamat Old Iron Railway Bridge

The Segamat Old Iron Railway Bridge is a historic steel truss railway bridge spanning the Segamat River in Segamat town, Johor, Malaysia. Constructed in the early 20th century during British colonial administration as part of the West Coast railway line, it served rail traffic for decades. Now decommissioned from active rail use, the preserved iron structure remains as a heritage landmark illustrating early railway engineering and the town's transport history.

Visitors can expect to see a preserved black iron truss bridge crossing the Segamat River near the town centre, close to the new railway alignment and Segamat Railway Station. The structure is viewable from riverbanks and adjacent roads, with its riveted steel framework, piers and historic alignment still visible. The surrounding area is urban with river views. Visitors can observe the bridge exterior, take photographs and appreciate its industrial heritage character. Access onto the bridge deck is restricted.

Built in the early 20th century during British colonial rule as part of the Federated Malay States Railway West Coast Line connecting Gemas and Johor Bahru. The iron truss bridge carried rail traffic over the Segamat River for decades and represents early steel railway bridge engineering in Johor. It was superseded by a new bridge and double-tracking project and retained as a preserved heritage structure reflecting Segamat's role as a railway town.