Liaozi Bridge - Revision history

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Liaozi Bridge
蓼子特大桥
Chengkou, Chongqing, China
417 feet high / 127 meters high
827 foot sp..."

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Liaozi Bridge<br />
蓼子特大桥<br />
Chengkou, Chongqing, China<br />
417 feet high / 127 meters high<br />
827 foot span / 252 meter span<br />
2023<br />
[[File:QianheProbaSatellite.jpg|750px|center]]
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Liaozi Bridge is a rare arch along the beam heavy G69 Chengkai Expressway between Chengkou and Kaixian in Northeast Chongqing, China. The main span of 253 meters is reportedly 122 meters high. A few kilometers to the north is the Renhe beam bridge at the interchange exit for Chengkou City.

Other high beam bridges along this expressway include Qianhe, Nanchanggou, Shuanghekou Bridge Chengkai and Donghe #1 and Donghe #2 Bridges.

[[File:QianheProbablySatellite.jpg|750px|center]]
Liaozi Bridge satellite image.

[[File:G69NE Bridges Map.jpg|550px|center]]
Liaozi Bridge location map.

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

[[Category:Bridges in China]]

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	Other high beam bridges along this expressway include Renhe, Nanchanggou, Shuanghekou Bridge Chengkai and Donghe #1 and Donghe #2 Bridges.		Other high beam bridges along this expressway include Renhe, Nanchanggou, Shuanghekou Bridge Chengkai and Donghe #1 and Donghe #2 Bridges.
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		+	[[File:LiaoziElevation.jpg\|900px\|center]]<br />
		+	Liaozi Bridge Elevation<br />
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	The main ribs of the steel arch were constructed on temporary supports located along the approach staging areas and swung out over the canyon and closed 186 meters above the river surface.		The main ribs of the steel arch were constructed on temporary supports located along the approach staging areas and swung out over the canyon and closed 186 meters above the river surface.

−	Other high beam bridges along this expressway include ~~Qianhe~~, Nanchanggou, Shuanghekou Bridge Chengkai and Donghe #1 and Donghe #2 Bridges.	+	Other high beam bridges along this expressway include Renhe, Nanchanggou, Shuanghekou Bridge Chengkai and Donghe #1 and Donghe #2 Bridges.

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−	Liaozi Bridge is a rare arch along the beam heavy G69 Chengkai Expressway between Chengkou and Kaixian in Northeast Chongqing, China. The main span of 253 meters with a total length of 330.8 meters. A few kilometers to the north is the Renhe beam bridge at the interchange exit for Chengkou City.	+	Liaozi Bridge is a rare arch along the beam heavy G69 Chengkai Expressway between Chengkou and Kaixian in Northeast Chongqing, China. The main span is 253 meters with a total length of 330.8 meters. A few kilometers to the north is the Renhe beam bridge at the interchange exit for Chengkou City.

	The main ribs of the steel arch were constructed on temporary supports located along the approach staging areas and swung out over the canyon and closed 186 meters above the river surface.		The main ribs of the steel arch were constructed on temporary supports located along the approach staging areas and swung out over the canyon and closed 186 meters above the river surface.

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−	Liaozi Bridge is a rare arch along the beam heavy G69 Chengkai Expressway between Chengkou and Kaixian in Northeast Chongqing, China. The main span of 253 meters ~~is reportedly 122~~ meters ~~high~~. A few kilometers to the north is the Renhe beam bridge at the interchange exit for Chengkou City.	+	Liaozi Bridge is a rare arch along the beam heavy G69 Chengkai Expressway between Chengkou and Kaixian in Northeast Chongqing, China. The main span of 253 meters with a total length of 330.8 meters. A few kilometers to the north is the Renhe beam bridge at the interchange exit for Chengkou City.

	The main ribs of the steel arch were constructed on temporary supports located along the approach staging areas and swung out over the canyon and closed 186 meters above the river surface.		The main ribs of the steel arch were constructed on temporary supports located along the approach staging areas and swung out over the canyon and closed 186 meters above the river surface.

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+[[File:Liaozi Completed 330.8mtrLong.jpg|750px|center]]
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 Liaozi Bridge is a rare arch along the beam heavy G69 Chengkai Expressway between Chengkou and Kaixian in Northeast Chongqing, China.  The main span of 253 meters is reportedly 122 meters high.  A few kilometers to the north is the Renhe beam bridge at the interchange exit for Chengkou City.
 Other high beam bridges along this expressway include Qianhe, Nanchanggou, Shuanghekou Bridge Chengkai and Donghe #1 and Donghe #2 Bridges.

Liaozi Bridge - Revision history

Sakowski at 09:08, 30 January 2025

Sakowski at 09:56, 29 February 2024

Sakowski at 02:56, 2 February 2023

Sakowski at 02:50, 2 February 2023

Sakowski at 02:50, 2 February 2023

Sakowski at 02:46, 2 February 2023

Sakowski: Created page with " Liaozi Bridge 蓼子特大桥 Chengkou, Chongqing, China 417 feet high / 127 meters high 827 foot sp..."

Sakowski: Created page with "
Liaozi Bridge
蓼子特大桥
Chengkou, Chongqing, China
417 feet high / 127 meters high
827 foot sp..."