The Noney Railway Bridge or the Noney Bridge, officially known as the Bridge Number 164, is the world's tallest railway pier bridge which is under construction and is located in the Noney district of Manipur, India. It is located in the Jiribam-Imphal railway line, which is an 111 kilometres long railway line that will connect Imphal to India's broad-gauge rail network. After it is fully done, it will surpass the existing record of the high Mala Rijeka Viaduct of Montenegro.
The bridge crosses the Ijei River in Noney district, Manipur, between the areas of Khumji and Karuangmuan. It lies on the route of the Jiribam-Imphal line operated by Northeast Frontier Railway.
This bridge is part of the national priority project to connect Imphal to the rest of India by rail. The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) and other contractors are handling the construction as part of the 111 km Jiribam-Imphal project.
By March 2024, local reports suggested an October 2024 target for completing major work. The girder launching, which involves putting up the superstructure spans, was completed in late May 2025.
In October 2025, the Governor of Manipur visited the site as the bridge approached the final stages of construction. State and railway officials reported ongoing work and activities for final commissioning.
The Noney Bridge is a major engineering milestone for Indian Railways and for northeastern India because it: