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Shikongshan Bridge
石崆山高架桥
Hexizhen, Fujiang, China
(295) feet high / (90) meters high
509 foot span / 155 meter span
2002
One the Eastern China's earliest high bridge spans, the Shikongshan Bridge is part of the far-reaching G76 Xiamen-Chengdu Expressway that stretches for 2,192 kilometers and has more high bridges along its route then any other roadway on earth.
Shikongshan Bridge satellite image.
Shikongshan Bridge location map.
