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The Najiehe Railway arch pieces were lowered into place using a highline with two towers 120 meters tall with a span of 458 meters. The rail level is approximately 285 meters above the full level of a reservoir formed from a downstream dam and approximately 310 meters to the original level of the Sancha (Wujiang) River. | The Najiehe Railway arch pieces were lowered into place using a highline with two towers 120 meters tall with a span of 458 meters. The rail level is approximately 285 meters above the full level of a reservoir formed from a downstream dam and approximately 310 meters to the original level of the Sancha (Wujiang) River. | ||
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Revision as of 01:02, 17 January 2015
Najiehe Railway Bridge
纳界河特大桥
Liuchangxiang, Guizhou, China
1,017 feet high / 310 meters high
1,155 foot span / 352 meter span
2016
Upon its opening in 2016, the Najiehe Railway Bridge became the highest railway span on earth with a deck approximately 310 meters above the original level of the great Wujiang River. The 352 meter span steel arch is the highest structure on an east-west line that connects Guiyang city with Zhijin and Nayong to the west.
The Wu River is known as the Sancha River where the Najiehe Railway Bridge crossing is located. By far the largest and most famous river in Guizhou Province, the Wujiang also has more high bridges across its waters then any other river in the world. The single track railway line has several other high bridges along its route, most notably the giant beam span over the Wuzuohe River.
The Najiehe Railway arch pieces were lowered into place using a highline with two towers 120 meters tall with a span of 458 meters. The rail level is approximately 285 meters above the full level of a reservoir formed from a downstream dam and approximately 310 meters to the original level of the Sancha (Wujiang) River.
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
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Najiehe Railway Bridge satellite image.
Najiehe Railway Bridge location map.
