Difference between revisions of "Qingheng Bridge"
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| − | Qingheng Bridge is one of several large beam crossings along the Leshan to Xichang Expressway in Sichuan Province | + | This crossing was relocated 1.5 km east with a possible new name and a larger main span of approximately 200 meters. |
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| + | Qingheng Bridge is one of several large beam crossings along the Leshan to Xichang Expressway in Sichuan Province. | ||
The expressway has at least half a dozen concrete beam spans over 90 meters high as well as the Suba arch bridge that is more then 200 meters high. | The expressway has at least half a dozen concrete beam spans over 90 meters high as well as the Suba arch bridge that is more then 200 meters high. | ||
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| − | Qingheng Bridge satellite image. | + | Qingheng Bridge satellite image. The actual crossing was relocated approximately 1.5 kilometers to the east. |
Revision as of 23:00, 28 February 2023
Qingheng Bridge
庆恒特大桥
Qinghengxiang, Yunnan, China
(492) feet high / (150) meters high
492 foot span / 150 meter span
2024
This crossing was relocated 1.5 km east with a possible new name and a larger main span of approximately 200 meters.
Qingheng Bridge is one of several large beam crossings along the Leshan to Xichang Expressway in Sichuan Province.
The expressway has at least half a dozen concrete beam spans over 90 meters high as well as the Suba arch bridge that is more then 200 meters high.
The biggest engineering challenge along the route is the 15.3 kilometer long Daliangshan #1 Tunnel that ranks among the 10 longest road tunnels in the world.
Qingheng Bridge satellite image. The actual crossing was relocated approximately 1.5 kilometers to the east.
Qingheng Bridge location map.
