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Xiaochong Number 2 Bridge is one of three nearly back-to-back high cantilevered beam crossings on the amazing Guiyang to | Xiaochong Number 2 Bridge is one of three nearly back-to-back high cantilevered beam crossings on the amazing Guiyang to Gulin Expressway north of the 320 meter high Wujiang Bridge Guijin. The 6-lane viaduct has a main span of 150 meters. | ||
The Guiyang to | The Guiyang to Gulin Expressway has many other high crossings including spectacular suspension and cable stayed bridges more than 300 meters high over the Wu and Chishui Rivers. | ||
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Xiaochong Number 2 Bridge satellite image. | Xiaochong Number 2 Bridge satellite image. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:41, 27 June 2026
Xiaochong Number 2 Bridge
小冲 II 号大桥
Gaopingxiang, Guizhou, China
331 feet high / 101 meters high
492 foot span / 150 meter span
2023
Xiaochong Number 2 Bridge is one of three nearly back-to-back high cantilevered beam crossings on the amazing Guiyang to Gulin Expressway north of the 320 meter high Wujiang Bridge Guijin. The 6-lane viaduct has a main span of 150 meters.
The Guiyang to Gulin Expressway has many other high crossings including spectacular suspension and cable stayed bridges more than 300 meters high over the Wu and Chishui Rivers.
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Xiaochong Number 2 Bridge satellite image.
Xiaochong Number 2 Bridge location map.
