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The short piers of Longchuan Bridge support a large central span configuration of 106+200+106 meters. The south side of the bridge has 6 approach spans of 40 meters for a total length of 667 meters. | The short piers of Longchuan Bridge support a large central span configuration of 106+200+106 meters. The south side of the bridge has 6 approach spans of 40 meters for a total length of 667 meters. | ||
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Longchuan Bridge satellite image with approximate location of crossing. | Longchuan Bridge satellite image with approximate location of crossing. | ||
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Longchuan Bridge location map. | Longchuan Bridge location map. | ||
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Revision as of 23:36, 11 June 2013
Longchuan Bridge
龙川河特大桥
Shiqian, Guizhou, China
(492) feet high / (150) meters high
656 foot span / 200 meter span
2013
The Longchuan Bridge crosses between two cliffs in a dramatic setting on the expressway between Tongren city and the G60 expressway to the south. Just a few kilometers north of the Longchuan Bridge the expressway crosses the huge Wujiang River on a T-beam bridge more then 200 meters high.
The short piers of Longchuan Bridge support a large central span configuration of 106+200+106 meters. The south side of the bridge has 6 approach spans of 40 meters for a total length of 667 meters.
Longchuan Bridge satellite image with approximate location of crossing.
Longchuan Bridge location map.
