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| − | Wubuhe Bridge is a giant 2 kilometer long viaduct that crosses a wide valley on the new G65 Chongqing to Pengshui 2nd expressway that is 6 lanes wide. The span configuration will be 30x40 +95+3x180+95 +3x40 meters. The tallest pier will be 145 meters and will be partially submerged beneath a reservoir formed by the Guanjingkou Dam. | + | Wubuhe Bridge is a giant 2 kilometer long viaduct that crosses a wide valley on the new G65 Chongqing to Pengshui 2nd expressway that is 6 lanes wide. The span configuration will be 30x40 +95+3x180+95 +3x40 meters. The tallest pier will be 145 meters and will be partially submerged beneath a reservoir formed by the Guanjingkou Dam. |
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Latest revision as of 05:23, 21 December 2023
Wubuhe Bridge
五布河特大桥
Dongwenquanzhen, Chongqing, China
(525) feet high / (160) meters high
591 foot span / 180 meter span
2024
Wubuhe Bridge is a giant 2 kilometer long viaduct that crosses a wide valley on the new G65 Chongqing to Pengshui 2nd expressway that is 6 lanes wide. The span configuration will be 30x40 +95+3x180+95 +3x40 meters. The tallest pier will be 145 meters and will be partially submerged beneath a reservoir formed by the Guanjingkou Dam.
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Wubuhe Bridge satellite image.
Wubuhe Bridge location map.
