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Revision as of 19:37, 7 September 2021
Gexi Bridge
葛溪大桥
Taishun, Zhejiang, China
(318) feet high / (97) meters high
(394) foot span / (120) meter span
2020
Gexi Bridge is one of several high spans on the Wencheng to Taishun expressway. The two separate viaducts are reportedly 97 meters high.
The most famous crossing on the route is the Hongxi Bridge that is currently the highest extradosed bridge in the world with a deck approximately 230 meters high. Zhejiang and Fujian Provinces are home to most of eastern China's highest spans.
Other high bridges on this expressway include Nanshan and Nanpuxi Bridges among others.
Gexi Bridge satellite image.
Gexi Bridge location map.
