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One of the tallest and highest railway bridges in Eastern China's Fujian Province, the 567 meter long Jiangjinshan Railway Bridge crosses a remote mountain valley on four 100 meter spans. The tallest pier measures 99 meters. | One of the tallest and highest railway bridges in Eastern China's Fujian Province, the 567 meter long Jiangjinshan Railway Bridge crosses a remote mountain valley on four 100 meter spans. The tallest pier measures 99 meters. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:56, 3 January 2020
Jiangjinshan Railway Bridge
将金山特大桥
Gutianzhen, Fujian, China
367 feet high / 112 meters high
328 foot span / 100 meter span
2009
One of the tallest and highest railway bridges in Eastern China's Fujian Province, the 567 meter long Jiangjinshan Railway Bridge crosses a remote mountain valley on four 100 meter spans. The tallest pier measures 99 meters.
The railway line connects the cities of Ganzhou and Longyan. Just to the west are the Yuziying, Senken #1 and Songtoujiang Railway Bridges on the older 2004-built Ganzhou to Longyan line.
Jiangjinshan Railway Bridge location map.
