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Zhaidihe Bridge is one of China's many towering T-beam concrete cantilevered gorge spans. This crossing required a double main span of 110 meters supported on a central pier 113.34 meters. The deep canyon is part of the upper reaches of the great Liuchonghe River that flows through Western Guizhou before merging into the Wu River. | Zhaidihe Bridge is one of China's many towering T-beam concrete cantilevered gorge spans. This crossing required a double main span of 110 meters supported on a central pier 113.34 meters. The deep canyon is part of the upper reaches of the great Liuchonghe River that flows through Western Guizhou before merging into the Wu River. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:57, 15 March 2023
Zhaidihe Bridge
翟底河大桥
Zhenxiong, Yunnan, China
(400) feet high / (122) meters high
361 foot span / 110 meter span
2022
Zhaidihe Bridge is one of China's many towering T-beam concrete cantilevered gorge spans. This crossing required a double main span of 110 meters supported on a central pier 113.34 meters. The deep canyon is part of the upper reaches of the great Liuchonghe River that flows through Western Guizhou before merging into the Wu River.
Zhaidihe Bridge satellite image.
Zhaidihe Bridge location map.
