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Latest revision as of 03:38, 21 September 2023
Fenshuihe Bridge Wuyuankai
巫云开高速汾水河大桥
Jinpenxiang, Chongqing, China
315 feet high / 96 meters high
295 foot span / 90 meter span
2024
Fenshuihe Bridge Wuyuankai crosses the Meixi River on the expressway between Wuxi and Kaizhou in Chongqing Province. The main steel beam span is part of a configuration of 13x30 +60+90+60 +4x30 meters.
Just to the south is the 2008 concrete arch on the older national route S102 with two parallel ribs composed of 7 arch segments.
The original stone arch Fenshuihe Bridge.
Image by Mo Ry.
Fenshuihe Bridges satellite image.
Early Fenshuihe arch bridge satellite image showing the start of construction on the new arch bridge south of the older crossing.
Fenshuihe Bridges location map.
