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There may be higher railway viaducts in China but none is as gargantuan as the Fenhe Railway Bridge Menghua. Stretching an incredible 7,980 meters, this concrete army of 216 piers is the largest railway viaduct in the world. Snaking across the wide Fen River valley, 96 of these piers exceeds 50 meters in height. | There may be higher railway viaducts in China but none is as gargantuan as the Fenhe Railway Bridge Menghua. Stretching an incredible 7,980 meters, this concrete army of 216 piers is the largest railway viaduct in the world. Snaking across the wide Fen River valley, 96 of these piers exceeds 50 meters in height. | ||
| − | The Fenhe Bridge is part of the Menghua Railway, a double line route that is the longest heavy haul freight railway in the world at 1,817 kilometers connecting China with Western Inner Mongolia. The line can handle cargo trains as heavy as 20,000 tons. The deepest pier foundations extend as far as 91 meters underground. | + | The Fenhe Bridge is part of the Menghua Railway, a double line route that is the longest heavy haul freight railway in the world at 1,817 kilometers connecting China with Western Inner Mongolia. The line can handle cargo trains as heavy as 20,000 tons. The deepest pier foundations extend as far as 91 meters underground. |
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Latest revision as of 19:31, 7 September 2021
Fenhe Railway Bridge Menghua
蒙华铁路汾河大桥
Hejin, Shanxi
(279) feet high / (85) meters high
(262) foot span / (80) meter span
2019
There may be higher railway viaducts in China but none is as gargantuan as the Fenhe Railway Bridge Menghua. Stretching an incredible 7,980 meters, this concrete army of 216 piers is the largest railway viaduct in the world. Snaking across the wide Fen River valley, 96 of these piers exceeds 50 meters in height.
The Fenhe Bridge is part of the Menghua Railway, a double line route that is the longest heavy haul freight railway in the world at 1,817 kilometers connecting China with Western Inner Mongolia. The line can handle cargo trains as heavy as 20,000 tons. The deepest pier foundations extend as far as 91 meters underground.
Fenhe Railway Bridge Menghua satellite image.
Fenhe Railway Bridge Menghua location map.
