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One of two high beam bridges on the G8011 expressway extension that connects Kunming city with Hekou at the border with Vietnam, Niupeng Bridge overlooks Yunnan's famous Yuanjiang (Red River). The expressway runs right along the edge of the river for much of the last stretch along the China-Vietnam border. | One of two high beam bridges on the G8011 expressway extension that connects Kunming city with Hekou at the border with Vietnam, Niupeng Bridge overlooks Yunnan's famous Yuanjiang (Red River). The expressway runs right along the edge of the river for much of the last stretch along the China-Vietnam border. | ||
The | The 365 meter long bridge has a span configuration of 77+140+77 meters. | ||
Revision as of 23:05, 27 January 2020
Niupeng Bridge
牛棚特大桥
Manhaozhen, Yunnan, China
(394) feet high / (120) meters high
459 foot span / 140 meter span
2008
One of two high beam bridges on the G8011 expressway extension that connects Kunming city with Hekou at the border with Vietnam, Niupeng Bridge overlooks Yunnan's famous Yuanjiang (Red River). The expressway runs right along the edge of the river for much of the last stretch along the China-Vietnam border.
The 365 meter long bridge has a span configuration of 77+140+77 meters.
The G80 expressway extension runs along the Red River for much of the route to the Vietnam border.
Niupeng Bridge satellite image.
Niupeng Bridge location map.
