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Zhangjiaba Bridge
张家坝大桥
Wanzhou, Chongqing, China
328 feet high / 100 meters high
131 foot span / 40 meter span
2003
Located midway between Wanxian and Liangping, the Zhangjiaba Bridge is one of three back-to-back high beam bridges on the G42 expressway. Like the similar Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku located just a few meters further to the west, Zhangjiaba has spans of 40 meters supported on several tall piers that rise 100 meters from the canyon floor.
The Guanjiagou, Ganningshuiku and Zhangjiaba Bridges all cross the upper end of a reservoir.
Zhangjiaba Bridge satellite image.
Guanjiagou, Ganningshuiku and Zhangjiaba Bridges satellite image.
Guanjiagou, Ganningshuiku and Zhangjiaba Bridges location map.
