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Revision as of 00:51, 22 August 2016
Guchuan Bridge
谷川大橋
Pingtung, Taiwan, China
(361) feet high / (110) meters high
459 foot span / 140 meter span
2013
Guchuan Bridge was completed in 2013 to replace the Wutai #1 Bridge that was destroyed by flooding on the Ailiaobei River from Typhoon tMorakot in August 2009. Guchuan Bridge reportedly has Taiwan's tallest pier at 99 meters. The bridge has a total length of 654 meters.
Guchuan Bridge satellite image.
Guchuan Bridge location map.
