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Currently the world's second highest railway beam bridge, the Wuzuohe Railway Bridge is one of several high bridges on the railway line between Zhijin and Nayong cities in central Guizhou Province. | Currently the world's second highest railway beam bridge, the Wuzuohe Railway Bridge is one of several high bridges on the railway line between Zhijin and Nayong cities in central Guizhou Province. | ||
| − | The Wuzuohe Bridge has a span configuration of 2x24+ | + | The Wuzuohe Bridge has a span configuration of 2x24+3x32 +80+152+80 +3x32 meters. The main piers are 103.5 and 100 meters tall. |
The equally high Wuzuohe G76 expressway bridge is located 5 kilometers downstream of the railway crossing. | The equally high Wuzuohe G76 expressway bridge is located 5 kilometers downstream of the railway crossing. | ||
Revision as of 03:27, 23 January 2015
Wuzuohe Railway Bridge
武佐河特大桥
Yinazhen, Guizhou, China
722 feet high / 220 meters high
499 foot span / 152 meter span
2016
Currently the world's second highest railway beam bridge, the Wuzuohe Railway Bridge is one of several high bridges on the railway line between Zhijin and Nayong cities in central Guizhou Province.
The Wuzuohe Bridge has a span configuration of 2x24+3x32 +80+152+80 +3x32 meters. The main piers are 103.5 and 100 meters tall.
The equally high Wuzuohe G76 expressway bridge is located 5 kilometers downstream of the railway crossing.
Wuzuohe Railway Bridge satellite image.
Wuzuohe Railway Bridge Location map.
