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Revision as of 21:29, 12 November 2023
Yunnanzhuang Bridge
云南庄特大桥
Hefeng, Hubei, China
787 feet high / 240 meters high
919 foot span / 280 meter span
2024
Yunnanzhuang Bridge is the third of China's great arch-beam hybrid spans that was first developed for the Beipanjiang Bridge Shuipan in the mountains west of Liupanshui, Guizhou and the Ganxi Bridge also in Guizhou.
Located just 6 kilometers to the west is the even higher Loushuihe Bridge with a height of approximately 265 meters. The expressway eventually joins with the G69 Expressway in Yuyangguanzhen, Hubei.
Just downstream of the Yunnanzhuang Bridge is the local 2-lane Yunnanzhuang Arch Bridge with a height of 110 meters.
Other arch-beam hybrids in China include the Liuzhi Bridge, Ganxi Bridge, the Beipanjiang Bridge Shuipan, the Yunnanzhuang Bridge, Lijia Jialing Bridge and Liaojiaxi Jialing Metro Bridge.
Ganxi Bridge.
Beipanjiang Bridge Shuipan with a 290 meter main span.
Yunnanzhuang Bridge with a 280 meter main span.
Lijia Jialing Bridge with a 245 meter main span.
Liaojiaxi Jialing Metro Railway Bridge next to Lijia Jialing Bridge.
Yunnanzhuang Bridge satellite image.
Yunnanzhuang Bridge location map.
