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Revision as of 07:05, 5 November 2009
Tianchi Bridge
ChineseName
Fujian Province????, China
466 feet high / 142 meters high
673 foot span / 205 meter span
2007
With so much attention focused on the many high bridges in western China, it is nice to finally be able show the highest bridge in the eastern half of the country. Rising 466 feet (142 mtrs) is Tianchi bridge, the second highest concrete arch in China. The 673 foot (205 mtr) main span is also one of the world’s longer concrete arch spans. Tianchi may also be known as the Xingduicha bridge.
