Caijiagou Railway Bridge Yuwan
Caijiagou Railway Bridge Yuwan
渝万高铁蔡家沟特大桥
Liduzhen, Chongqing, China
574 feet high / 175 meters high
472 foot span / 144 meter span
2026
The Caijiagou Railway Bridge Yuwan is the second of two massive parallel high speed railway viaducts that cross Caijia Creek between Fuling and Chongqing Cities. Both of these colossal structures are arguably the largest high level railway viaducts ever built with most of their two kilometer lengths measuring over 100 meters high.
The pier on the newer Caijiagou Railway Bridge on the HSR line between Wanzhou and Chongqing is 150.5 meters tall surpassing the older Caijiagou Railway viaduct's pier height of 139 meters. Only the 164.5 meter pier of the Xiangjiang Railway Bridge, the 154 meter pier of the Yuanjiang Railway Bridge and the 150 meter pier of the Luozehe Railway Bridge are comparable.
The newer Caijiagou Yuwan Railway Bridge has a length of 2,133 meters versus 2,105 meters on the older Yu-Li Railway line.
The entire line has approximately a dozen bridges that exceed 90 meters in height. Just to the east is the massive Xinqiao Railway Bridge that also parallels the older viaduct and measures 106.5 meters high.
Caijiagou Railway Bridge Yuwan satellite image.
A satellite view of the Caijiagou Railway Viaduct under construction just north of the highway. The Yangtze River is at the bottom.
A satellite view of the massive Xinqiao Railway Viaduct east of Caijiagou.
A wide view showing the 2 massive railway bridges with the 2 kilometer long Caijiagou Viaduct in the upper left and the 2.55 kilometer Xinqiao Railway Viaduct in the upper right that are separated by a 2 kilometer tunnel. These are arguably the two largest railway viaducts on earth!
Caijiagou Railway Bridge location map.
