Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge - Revision history

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Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge
黄河三峡玻璃桥
Xiayezhen, Henan, China
(197) feet high / (60) meters h..."

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Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge<br />
黄河三峡玻璃桥<br />
Xiayezhen, Henan, China<br />
(197) feet high / (60) meters high<br />
(1,083) foot span / (330) meter span<br />
2019<br />
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The longest span footbridge in Northeastern China, the Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge crosses a submerged section of the Fenshi River, a tributary that leads into the famous Yellow River. The Xiaolangdi reservoir that flows below the bridge was created from the construction of a giant dam along the Yellow River making for a popular tourist region in the otherwise arid desert region of Henan Province.

The asymmetrical suspension span has a ground anchorage on the east side supporting a cable span of approximately 330 meters with around 300 meters of that as a suspended glass decked walkway. The deck is around 40 meters above a full reservoir with maybe another 20 meters of lake depth.

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Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge satellite image.

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Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge location map.

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[[Category:Bridges in China]]

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	The second longest span footbridge in Northeastern China, the Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge crosses a submerged section of the Fenshi River, a tributary that leads into the famous Yellow River. The Xiaolangdi reservoir that flows below the bridge was created from the construction of a giant dam along the Yellow River making for a popular tourist region in this otherwise arid desert region of Henan Province.		The second longest span footbridge in Northeastern China, the Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge crosses a submerged section of the Fenshi River, a tributary that leads into the famous Yellow River. The Xiaolangdi reservoir that flows below the bridge was created from the construction of a giant dam along the Yellow River making for a popular tourist region in this otherwise arid desert region of Henan Province.

−	The asymmetrical suspension span has a ground anchorage on the east side supporting a cable span of approximately 330 meters with around 300 meters of that as a suspended glass decked walkway. The deck is around 40 meters above a full reservoir with maybe another 20 meters of lake depth.	+	The asymmetrical suspension span has a ground anchorage on the east side supporting a cable span of approximately 330 meters with around 300 meters of that as a suspended glass decked walkway. The deck is around 50 meters above a full reservoir with maybe another 10 meters of lake depth.

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−	The second longest span footbridge in Northeastern China, the Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge crosses a submerged section of the Fenshi River, a tributary that leads into the famous Yellow River. The Xiaolangdi reservoir that flows below the bridge was created from the construction of a giant dam along the Yellow River making for a popular tourist region in ~~the~~ otherwise arid desert region of Henan Province.	+	The second longest span footbridge in Northeastern China, the Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge crosses a submerged section of the Fenshi River, a tributary that leads into the famous Yellow River. The Xiaolangdi reservoir that flows below the bridge was created from the construction of a giant dam along the Yellow River making for a popular tourist region in this otherwise arid desert region of Henan Province.

	The asymmetrical suspension span has a ground anchorage on the east side supporting a cable span of approximately 330 meters with around 300 meters of that as a suspended glass decked walkway. The deck is around 40 meters above a full reservoir with maybe another 20 meters of lake depth.		The asymmetrical suspension span has a ground anchorage on the east side supporting a cable span of approximately 330 meters with around 300 meters of that as a suspended glass decked walkway. The deck is around 40 meters above a full reservoir with maybe another 20 meters of lake depth.

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−	The longest span footbridge in Northeastern China, the Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge crosses a submerged section of the Fenshi River, a tributary that leads into the famous Yellow River. The Xiaolangdi reservoir that flows below the bridge was created from the construction of a giant dam along the Yellow River making for a popular tourist region in the otherwise arid desert region of Henan Province.	+	The second longest span footbridge in Northeastern China, the Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge crosses a submerged section of the Fenshi River, a tributary that leads into the famous Yellow River. The Xiaolangdi reservoir that flows below the bridge was created from the construction of a giant dam along the Yellow River making for a popular tourist region in the otherwise arid desert region of Henan Province.

	The asymmetrical suspension span has a ground anchorage on the east side supporting a cable span of approximately 330 meters with around 300 meters of that as a suspended glass decked walkway. The deck is around 40 meters above a full reservoir with maybe another 20 meters of lake depth.		The asymmetrical suspension span has a ground anchorage on the east side supporting a cable span of approximately 330 meters with around 300 meters of that as a suspended glass decked walkway. The deck is around 40 meters above a full reservoir with maybe another 20 meters of lake depth.

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 Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge satellite image.
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+[[File:Huanghe Sanxia Glass FootbridgeSatelliteWide.jpg|750px|center]]
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 Huanghe Sanxia Glass Footbridge location map.
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+[[File:HuangheSanxiaGlassFootbridgeLocationMapWide.jpg|750px|center]]
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