Difference between revisions of "Huangchuansanxia Glass Footbridge"
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| − | World's | + | World's 30 Longest Footbridge Spans |
| − | 1. | + | 1. Sky Bridge 721, Czech Republic - 721 meters |
| − | 2. | + | 2. Gandaki Golden/Baglung Parbat, Nepal - 567 meters |
| − | 3. | + | 3. 516 Arouca, Portugal - 516 meters |
| − | 4. | + | 4. Wanjiazhai Dam, China - 500 meters |
| − | 5. | + | 5. Charles Kunonen, Switzerland – 494 meters |
| − | 6. | + | 6. Kushma Bungy, Nepal - (490) meters |
| − | 7. | + | 7. Huangchuansanxia Glass, China - 460 meters |
| − | 8. | + | 8. Rappbode Dam, Germany - 458 meters |
| − | 9. | + | 9. Tianyundu Glass Footbridge, China - (450) meters |
| − | 10. | + | 10. Daqingshan Glass Footbridge, China - 450 meters |
| − | 11. | + | 11. Longguwan Glass Footbridge, China - (445) meters |
| − | 12. | + | 12. Hongyagu Glass, China - 445 meters |
| − | 13. | + | 13. Sochi Skybridge, Russia – 439 meters |
| − | 14. | + | 14. Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass, China – 430 meters |
| − | 15. | + | 15. Yinzuotianmeng, China – 420 meters |
| − | 16. | + | 16. Ulleong Sogeumsan, South Korea - 404 meters |
| − | 17. | + | 17. Highline 179, Austria – 402 meters |
| − | 18. | + | 18. Mishima Grand, Japan – 400 meters |
| − | 19. | + | 19. Kokonoe Otsurihashi, Japan - 390 meters |
| − | 20. | + | 20. Ryujin, Japan - 375 meters |
| − | 21. | + | 21. Skywalk Sattel, Switzerland - (374 meters) |
| − | 22. | + | 22. Bega-Banduk, Nepal - 365 meters |
| − | 23. | + | 23. Geierlay, Germany – 360 meters |
| − | 24. | + | 24. Kushma-Mudhikuwa, Nepal - 359 meters |
| − | 25. | + | 25. Baiheshanzhuang Footbridge, China - 358 meters |
| − | 26. Shuiyuan Footbridge, China - 342 meters | + | 26. Bailihuang Glass Footbridge, China - 350 meters |
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| + | 27. Triveni Garas, Nepal - 350 meters | ||
| + | |||
| + | 28. Bunwajorghat, Nepal - 350 meters | ||
| + | |||
| + | 29. Shuiyuan Footbridge, China - 342 meters | ||
Revision as of 00:38, 7 October 2022
Huangchuansanxia Glass Footbridge
湟川三峡玻璃桥
Lianzhou, Guangdong, China
(492) feet high / (150) meters high
1,509 foot span / 460 meter span
2020
Huangchuansanxia Glass Footbridge opened in 2020 as the World's Longest Span Glass Footbridge. The clear main span of 460 meters exceeded the 445 meter span Hongyagu Glass Footbridge by 15 meters. Although there are several other footbridges in the world that have longer main spans with sagging or drooping decks, Hongyagu Glass Footbridge has the longest flat deck span of any footbridge ever built.
The total length of the Huangchuansanxia Footbridge is reported to be 526 meters and is located in the Huangchuansanxia Scenic Area in Guangdong Province, China.
World's 30 Longest Footbridge Spans
1. Sky Bridge 721, Czech Republic - 721 meters
2. Gandaki Golden/Baglung Parbat, Nepal - 567 meters
3. 516 Arouca, Portugal - 516 meters
4. Wanjiazhai Dam, China - 500 meters
5. Charles Kunonen, Switzerland – 494 meters
6. Kushma Bungy, Nepal - (490) meters
7. Huangchuansanxia Glass, China - 460 meters
8. Rappbode Dam, Germany - 458 meters
9. Tianyundu Glass Footbridge, China - (450) meters
10. Daqingshan Glass Footbridge, China - 450 meters
11. Longguwan Glass Footbridge, China - (445) meters
12. Hongyagu Glass, China - 445 meters
13. Sochi Skybridge, Russia – 439 meters
14. Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass, China – 430 meters
15. Yinzuotianmeng, China – 420 meters
16. Ulleong Sogeumsan, South Korea - 404 meters
17. Highline 179, Austria – 402 meters
18. Mishima Grand, Japan – 400 meters
19. Kokonoe Otsurihashi, Japan - 390 meters
20. Ryujin, Japan - 375 meters
21. Skywalk Sattel, Switzerland - (374 meters)
22. Bega-Banduk, Nepal - 365 meters
23. Geierlay, Germany – 360 meters
24. Kushma-Mudhikuwa, Nepal - 359 meters
25. Baiheshanzhuang Footbridge, China - 358 meters
26. Bailihuang Glass Footbridge, China - 350 meters
27. Triveni Garas, Nepal - 350 meters
28. Bunwajorghat, Nepal - 350 meters
29. Shuiyuan Footbridge, China - 342 meters
Huangchuansanxia Glass Footbridge satellite image.
Huangchuansanxia Glass Footbridge location map.
