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Shangrao, Jiangxi, China<br /> | Shangrao, Jiangxi, China<br /> | ||
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Wangxiangu Footbridge is part of a gorge scenic area where a number of buildings were built along a steep rock face overlooking a river canyon. The entire tourist town is located northeast of Shangrao city in Jiangxi Province. | Wangxiangu Footbridge is part of a gorge scenic area where a number of buildings were built along a steep rock face overlooking a river canyon. The entire tourist town is located northeast of Shangrao city in Jiangxi Province. | ||
| − | + | On the north side of the Wangxiangu Footbridge there is a canal that feeds a spectacular waterfall that guests can cross over on a pedestrian cliffwalk. The cable span looks to be approximately 110 meters supporting a deck around 80 meters long. | |
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Wangxiangu Footbridge satellite image. | Wangxiangu Footbridge satellite image. | ||
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Wangxiangu Footbridge location map. | Wangxiangu Footbridge location map. | ||
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[[Category:Bridges in China]] | [[Category:Bridges in China]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:15, 26 June 2023
Wangxiangu Footbridge
忘仙谷索桥
Shangrao, Jiangxi, China
(164) feet high / (50) meters high
(361) foot span / (110) meter span
(2019)
Wangxiangu Footbridge is part of a gorge scenic area where a number of buildings were built along a steep rock face overlooking a river canyon. The entire tourist town is located northeast of Shangrao city in Jiangxi Province.
On the north side of the Wangxiangu Footbridge there is a canal that feeds a spectacular waterfall that guests can cross over on a pedestrian cliffwalk. The cable span looks to be approximately 110 meters supporting a deck around 80 meters long.
Wangxiangu Footbridge satellite image.
Wangxiangu Footbridge location map.
