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Revision as of 04:29, 10 January 2014
Shandianjiang Bridge
山店江大桥
Rucheng, Hunan, China
(656) feet high / (200) meters high
656 foot span / 200 meter span
2014
Located about 40 kilometers east of the famous Chishi Viaduct in Hunan Province, the Shandianjiang Bridge is yet another grand scale beam bridge on the G76 expressway, the world's greatest high bridge roadway with more then 20 beam bridges that exceed 100 meters in height.
The Shandiang gorge has a steep V-shape requiring tunnels on both ends of the 611 meter long structure. The tallest pier measures 127.6 meters and supports a main span of 200 meters.
Image by jt.rednet.cn.
A view of the Shandianjiang Bridge from the older national road S324.
Shandianjiang Bridge satellite image.
Shandianjiang Bridge location map.
