Nanxicun Railway Bridge - Revision history

Sakowski at 04:35, 14 December 2025

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Sakowski at 05:45, 6 February 2024

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Sakowski at 07:41, 22 June 2023

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Sakowski at 07:39, 22 June 2023

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Nanxicun Railway Bridge
南溪村特大桥
Zhongxian, Chongqing, China
299 feet high / 91 meters high

2023-06-22T07:37:56Z

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Nanxicun Railway Bridge<br />
南溪村特大桥<br />
Zhongxian, Chongqing, China<br />
299 feet high / 91 meters high<br />
420 foot span / 128 meter span<br />
2026<br />
[[File:GanjingheRailwaSatellite.jpg|750px|center]]
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The Ganjinghe Railway Bridge is one of a dozen major high level bridges along the HSR line between Wanzhou and Chongqing. The main span of 144 meters crosses over a tributary of the Yangtze River. The rail deck is approximately 90 meters above the full 3 Gorges Reservoir water surface supported on a pier 87 meters tall. Just to the south is the similar sized Nanxicun Railway Bridge.

The most spectacular bridges along the route cross over the Caijiagou and Xinqiao creeks and rank among the largest railway viaducts on earth. They parallel the original Caijiagou and Xinqiao viaducts on the older Yu-Li Railway line that goes east across the Yangtze near Fuling city before traveling east into Hubei Province.

[[File:GanjingheRailwaSatellite.jpg|750px|center]]
Nanxicun Railway Bridge satellite image.

[[File:GanjingheRailwaySatelliteWide.jpg|750px|center]]
Nanxicun and Ganjinghe Railway Bridges satellite image.

[[File:ChongqingToWanzhouMap.jpg|750px|center]]
Chongqing to Wanzhou HSR line major high bridges.

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 foot span / 128 meter span<br />
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 The most spectacular bridges along the route cross over the Caijiagou and Xinqiao creeks and rank among the largest railway viaducts on earth.  They parallel the original Caijiagou and Xinqiao viaducts on the older Yu-Li Railway line that goes east across the Yangtze near Fuling city before traveling east into Hubei Province.

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	Nanxicun and Ganjinghe Railway Bridges satellite image.		Nanxicun and Ganjinghe Railway Bridges satellite image.
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−	The ~~Ganjinghe~~ Railway Bridge is one of a dozen major high level bridges along the HSR line between Wanzhou and Chongqing. The main span of ~~144~~ meters crosses over a tributary of the Yangtze River. The rail deck is approximately 90 meters above the full 3 Gorges Reservoir water surface supported on a pier 87 meters tall. Just to the ~~south~~ is the similar sized ~~Nanxicun~~ Railway Bridge.	+	The Nanxicun Railway Bridge is one of a dozen major high level bridges along the HSR line between Wanzhou and Chongqing. The main span of 128 meters crosses over a tributary of the Yangtze River. The rail deck is approximately 80 meters above the full 3 Gorges Reservoir water surface supported on a pier 73 meters tall. Just to the north is the similar sized Ganjinghe Railway Bridge.

	The most spectacular bridges along the route cross over the Caijiagou and Xinqiao creeks and rank among the largest railway viaducts on earth. They parallel the original Caijiagou and Xinqiao viaducts on the older Yu-Li Railway line that goes east across the Yangtze near Fuling city before traveling east into Hubei Province.		The most spectacular bridges along the route cross over the Caijiagou and Xinqiao creeks and rank among the largest railway viaducts on earth. They parallel the original Caijiagou and Xinqiao viaducts on the older Yu-Li Railway line that goes east across the Yangtze near Fuling city before traveling east into Hubei Province.