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One of China's earliest high railway bridges, the strut frame design is also rare with two slanted legs supporing a clear span of 176 meters. In 2009 the Shimiaogou Hanjiang Railway Bridge was abandoned and bypassed by the Xiangyu Railway Bridge. | One of China's earliest high railway bridges, the Hanjiang strut frame design is also rare with two slanted legs supporing a clear span of 176 meters. In 2009 the Shimiaogou Hanjiang Railway Bridge was abandoned and bypassed by the Xiangyu Railway Bridge. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:52, 25 December 2024
Shimiaogou Hanjiang Railway Bridge
石庙沟汉江铁路大桥
Ankang, Shaanxi, China
256 feet high / 78 meters high
577 foot span / 176 meter span
1982
One of China's earliest high railway bridges, the Hanjiang strut frame design is also rare with two slanted legs supporing a clear span of 176 meters. In 2009 the Shimiaogou Hanjiang Railway Bridge was abandoned and bypassed by the Xiangyu Railway Bridge.
Shimiaogou Hanjiang Railway Bridge Elevation
Shimiaogou Hanjiang Railway Bridge satellite image.
Shimiaogou Hanjiang Railway Bridge location map.
