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Fenghuang Bridge Wuyunkai
凤凰特大桥
Wuxi, Chongqing, China
(574) feet high / (175) meters high
591 foot span / 180 meter span
2024
Fenghuang Bridge Wuyunkai is one of five major beam bridges along the Wuyunkai Expressway that connects Kaizhou with Wuxi Cities in Eastern Chongqing. The other four bridges include Tangxihe, Tuantanhe, Qinglongzui and Shuanghekou Bridges.
The 492.5 meter long structure has a main span of 180 meters supported on piers as tall as 114 meters.
Fenghuang Bridge Wuyunkai satellite image.
Fenghuang Bridge Wuyunkai location map.
