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Revision as of 20:19, 27 July 2026

Zhongjianhe Railway Construction Bridge
忠建河大桥
Enshi, Hubei, China
(328) feet high / (100) meters high
1,188 foot span / 362 meter span
2026-2028

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Zhongjianhe Railway Bridge is the longest span railway arch bridge on the Yifu HSR line east of Enshi City with a main span of 400 meters.

To allow easy access to both sides of the canyon a temporary 362 meter sagging suspension bridge was built with a load limit of 50 tons.

Two of the longest highlines ever constructed span between the two mountain slopes with spans of 1,433.5 and 1,108.8 meters.

The amazing Yifu HSR line between Wuhan and Chongqing has more than a dozen high level bridges including the impressive cable stayed Chaibuxi Railway Bridge and Fuling Qingxi Yangtze River Bridge with main spans of 680 and 736 meters and the colossal Caijiagou Railway Bridge with the world's tallest railway bridge pier of 165 meters.


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Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com


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Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com


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Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com


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Zhongjianhe Railway Bridge satellite image.


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Huangjiabang Railway Bridge and Zhongjianhe Railway Bridge satellite image.


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Zhongjianhe Railway Bridge location map.


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Chongqing to Wuhan HSR line major high bridges.