Dubu Bridge Number 3 - Revision history

Sakowski at 08:28, 10 April 2014

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Sakowski at 09:38, 12 March 2014

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Sakowski at 09:37, 12 March 2014

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Sakowski at 09:36, 12 March 2014

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Dubu Bridge Number 3
杜步大桥3号桥
Yangshan, Guangdong, China
(312) feet high / (95) meters high
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Dubu Bridge Number 3<br />
杜步大桥3号桥<br />
Yangshan, Guangdong, China<br />
(312) feet high / (95) meters high<br />
328 foot span / 100 meter span<br />
2009<br />
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Dubu Bridge #3 is a four span prestressed concrete beam bridge with a maximum span length of 328 feet (100 mtrs)and a maximum pier height is 266 feet (81 mtrs).

Not to be confused with Dubu Bridges #1 and #2 these three 2-lane bridges are part of an upgrade to the older route G107 that makes a steep descent into the river valley. The southbound lanes use the older route to climb out of the valley while the northbound lanes cross the 3 large beam bridges as the road descends north into the river valley on a shallower grade. You can see a bit of the first bridge and more of the second and third Dubu spans during this video taken by a bus passenger: http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/LESdFORTExI/

The bridges are located about 8 miles (13 kms) and 10 miles (16 kms) south of Yangshan.

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Image by 明表哥.

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Image by 明表哥.

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Image by 明表哥.

[[File:DubuBridge1Satellite.jpg|750px|center]]
Satellite image of Dubu Bridge Number 1. Construction was underway on the piers in this view from around 2007.

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The under construction northbound route of the newer G107 can be faintly seen to the right of the older G107 road.

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Location map of the three Dubu Bridges.

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[[Category:Bridges in China]]

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−	Dubu Bridge #3 is a four span prestressed concrete beam bridge with a maximum span length of 328 feet (100 mtrs) and a maximum pier height is 266 feet (81 mtrs).	+	Dubu Bridge #3 is a four span prestressed concrete beam bridge with a maximum span length of 328 feet (100 mtrs) and a maximum pier height of 266 feet (81 mtrs).

	Not to be confused with Dubu Bridges #1 and #2, these three 2-lane bridges are part of an upgrade to the older route G107 that makes a steep descent into the river valley. The southbound lanes use the older route to climb out of the valley while the northbound lanes cross the 3 large beam bridges as the road descends north into the river valley on a shallower grade. You can see a bit of the first bridge and more of the second and third Dubu spans during this video taken by a bus passenger: http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/LESdFORTExI/		Not to be confused with Dubu Bridges #1 and #2, these three 2-lane bridges are part of an upgrade to the older route G107 that makes a steep descent into the river valley. The southbound lanes use the older route to climb out of the valley while the northbound lanes cross the 3 large beam bridges as the road descends north into the river valley on a shallower grade. You can see a bit of the first bridge and more of the second and third Dubu spans during this video taken by a bus passenger: http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/LESdFORTExI/

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−	Satellite image of Dubu Bridge Number 1. Construction was underway on the piers in this view from around 2007.	+	Satellite image of Dubu Bridge Number 3. Construction was underway on the piers in this view from around 2007.

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	Dubu Bridge #3 is a four span prestressed concrete beam bridge with a maximum span length of 328 feet (100 mtrs) and a maximum pier height is 266 feet (81 mtrs).		Dubu Bridge #3 is a four span prestressed concrete beam bridge with a maximum span length of 328 feet (100 mtrs) and a maximum pier height is 266 feet (81 mtrs).

−	Not to be confused with Dubu Bridges #1 and #2 these three 2-lane bridges are part of an upgrade to the older route G107 that makes a steep descent into the river valley. The southbound lanes use the older route to climb out of the valley while the northbound lanes cross the 3 large beam bridges as the road descends north into the river valley on a shallower grade. You can see a bit of the first bridge and more of the second and third Dubu spans during this video taken by a bus passenger: http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/LESdFORTExI/	+	Not to be confused with Dubu Bridges #1 and #2, these three 2-lane bridges are part of an upgrade to the older route G107 that makes a steep descent into the river valley. The southbound lanes use the older route to climb out of the valley while the northbound lanes cross the 3 large beam bridges as the road descends north into the river valley on a shallower grade. You can see a bit of the first bridge and more of the second and third Dubu spans during this video taken by a bus passenger: http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/LESdFORTExI/

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−	Dubu Bridge #3 is a four span prestressed concrete beam bridge with a maximum span length of 328 feet (100 mtrs)and a maximum pier height is 266 feet (81 mtrs).	+	Dubu Bridge #3 is a four span prestressed concrete beam bridge with a maximum span length of 328 feet (100 mtrs) and a maximum pier height is 266 feet (81 mtrs).

	Not to be confused with Dubu Bridges #1 and #2 these three 2-lane bridges are part of an upgrade to the older route G107 that makes a steep descent into the river valley. The southbound lanes use the older route to climb out of the valley while the northbound lanes cross the 3 large beam bridges as the road descends north into the river valley on a shallower grade. You can see a bit of the first bridge and more of the second and third Dubu spans during this video taken by a bus passenger: http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/LESdFORTExI/		Not to be confused with Dubu Bridges #1 and #2 these three 2-lane bridges are part of an upgrade to the older route G107 that makes a steep descent into the river valley. The southbound lanes use the older route to climb out of the valley while the northbound lanes cross the 3 large beam bridges as the road descends north into the river valley on a shallower grade. You can see a bit of the first bridge and more of the second and third Dubu spans during this video taken by a bus passenger: http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/LESdFORTExI/

Dubu Bridge Number 3 - Revision history

Sakowski at 08:28, 10 April 2014

Sakowski at 09:38, 12 March 2014

Sakowski at 09:37, 12 March 2014

Sakowski at 09:36, 12 March 2014

Sakowski at 09:36, 12 March 2014

Sakowski: Created page with ' Dubu Bridge Number 3 杜步大桥3号桥 Yangshan, Guangdong, China (312) feet high / (95) meters high …'

Sakowski: Created page with '
Dubu Bridge Number 3
杜步大桥3号桥
Yangshan, Guangdong, China
(312) feet high / (95) meters high
…'