Ganningshuiku Bridge - Revision history

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Ganningshuiku Bridge
甘宁水库大桥
Wanzhou, Chongqing, China
328 feet high / 100 meters high
131 f…'

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Ganningshuiku Bridge<br />
甘宁水库大桥<br />
Wanzhou, Chongqing, China<br />
328 feet high / 100 meters high<br />
131 foot span / 40 meter span<br />
2003<br />
[[File:Gann.jpg|750px|center]]
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Located midway between Wanxian and Liangping, the Ganningshuiku Bridge is the westernmost high bridge on the G42 expressway. Like the similar Guanjiagou just a few meters further to the west, Ganningshuiku has pans of 40 meters supported on several tall piers that rise 100 meters from the canyon floor. The total length of the bridge is 585 meters.

The Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir. A third bridge just a few meters east of Ganningshuiku Bridge is also around 100 meters high with spans of 40 meters. The name of this bridge is unknown.

[[File:Guanjiagou13.jpg|750px|center]]

[[File:Guanjiagou19.jpg|450px|center]]

[[File:Guanjiagou18.jpg|450px|center]]

[[File:Guanjiagou16.jpg|450px|center]]

[[File:GuanjiagouSatellite.jpg|750px|center]]
Ganningshuiku Bridge satellite image.

[[File:GuanjiagouSatelliteWide.jpg|750px|center]]
Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges satellite image.

[[File:GuanjiagouLocationMap.jpg|750px|center]]
Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges location map.

[[File:GuanjiagouLocationMapWide.jpg|750px|center]]

[[Category:Bridges in China]]

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	Located midway between Wanxian and Liangping, the Ganningshuiku Bridge is the westernmost high bridge on the G42 expressway. Like the similar Guanjiagou just a few meters further to the west, Ganningshuiku has spans of 40 meters supported on several tall piers that rise 100 meters from the canyon floor. The total length of the bridge is 585 meters. The bridge is located at kilometer 1504.		Located midway between Wanxian and Liangping, the Ganningshuiku Bridge is the westernmost high bridge on the G42 expressway. Like the similar Guanjiagou just a few meters further to the west, Ganningshuiku has spans of 40 meters supported on several tall piers that rise 100 meters from the canyon floor. The total length of the bridge is 585 meters. The bridge is located at kilometer 1504.

−	The Guanjiagou and ~~Ganningshuiku~~ Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir. ~~A third bridge just a few meters east of Ganningshuiku Bridge is also around 100 meters high with spans of 40 meters. The name of this bridge is unknown.~~	+	The Guanjiagou, Ganningshuiku and Zhangjiaba Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir.
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	[[File:GanningshuikuEastBridge.jpg\|750px\|center]]		[[File:GanningshuikuEastBridge.jpg\|750px\|center]]
−	~~Unknown bridge~~ a few meters east of the Ganningshuiku Bridge.	+	Zhangjiaba Bridge a few meters east of the Ganningshuiku Bridge.

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	[[File:GanningshuikuWideView.jpg\|750px\|center]]		[[File:GanningshuikuWideView.jpg\|750px\|center]]
−	Guanjiagou on the left and the Ganningshuiku Bridge on the right.	+	Guanjiagou Bridge is on the left and the Ganningshuiku Bridge is on the right.

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	The Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir. A third bridge just a few meters east of Ganningshuiku Bridge is also around 100 meters high with spans of 40 meters. The name of this bridge is unknown.		The Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir. A third bridge just a few meters east of Ganningshuiku Bridge is also around 100 meters high with spans of 40 meters. The name of this bridge is unknown.
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		+	[[File:GanningshuikuConstruction.jpg\|750px\|center]]

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−	[[File:GanningshuikuEastBridge.jpg\|~~450px~~\|center]]	+	[[File:GanningshuikuEastBridge.jpg\|750px\|center]]
	Unknown bridge a few meters east of the Ganningshuiku Bridge.		Unknown bridge a few meters east of the Ganningshuiku Bridge.
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−	~~[[File:Guanjiagou16.jpg\|450px\|center]]~~

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 [[File:GuanjiagouSatelliteWide.jpg|750px|center]]
-Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges satellite image.
+Guanjiagou, Ganningshuiku and Zhangjiaba Bridges satellite image.
 [[File:GuanjiagouLocationMap.jpg|750px|center]]
-Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges location map.
+Guanjiagou, Ganningshuiku and Zhangjiaba Bridges location map.

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 foot span / 40 meter span<br />
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+[[File:GanningshuikuSide.jpg|750px|center]]
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-[[File:Guanjiagou13.jpg|750px|center]]
+[[File:GanningshuikuWideView.jpg|750px|center]]
-[[File:Guanjiagou19.jpg|450px|center]]
+[[File:Ganningshuiku.jpg|450px|center]]
-[[File:Guanjiagou18.jpg|450px|center]]
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-[[File:GuanjiagouSatellite.jpg|750px|center]]
+[[File:GanningshuikuSatellite.jpg|750px|center]]
 Ganningshuiku Bridge satellite image.

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−	Located midway between Wanxian and Liangping, the Ganningshuiku Bridge is the westernmost high bridge on the G42 expressway. Like the similar Guanjiagou just a few meters further to the west, Ganningshuiku has spans of 40 meters supported on several tall piers that rise 100 meters from the canyon floor. The total length of the bridge is 585 meters.	+	Located midway between Wanxian and Liangping, the Ganningshuiku Bridge is the westernmost high bridge on the G42 expressway. Like the similar Guanjiagou just a few meters further to the west, Ganningshuiku has spans of 40 meters supported on several tall piers that rise 100 meters from the canyon floor. The total length of the bridge is 585 meters. The bridge is located at kilometer 1504.

	The Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir. A third bridge just a few meters east of Ganningshuiku Bridge is also around 100 meters high with spans of 40 meters. The name of this bridge is unknown.		The Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir. A third bridge just a few meters east of Ganningshuiku Bridge is also around 100 meters high with spans of 40 meters. The name of this bridge is unknown.

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−	Located midway between Wanxian and Liangping, the Ganningshuiku Bridge is the westernmost high bridge on the G42 expressway. Like the similar Guanjiagou just a few meters further to the west, Ganningshuiku has ~~pans~~ of 40 meters supported on several tall piers that rise 100 meters from the canyon floor. The total length of the bridge is 585 meters.	+	Located midway between Wanxian and Liangping, the Ganningshuiku Bridge is the westernmost high bridge on the G42 expressway. Like the similar Guanjiagou just a few meters further to the west, Ganningshuiku has spans of 40 meters supported on several tall piers that rise 100 meters from the canyon floor. The total length of the bridge is 585 meters.

	The Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir. A third bridge just a few meters east of Ganningshuiku Bridge is also around 100 meters high with spans of 40 meters. The name of this bridge is unknown.		The Guanjiagou and Ganningshuiku Bridges both cross the upper end of a reservoir. A third bridge just a few meters east of Ganningshuiku Bridge is also around 100 meters high with spans of 40 meters. The name of this bridge is unknown.