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Jingnianghu Elevator
京娘湖电梯
Shamingcun, Hebei, China
(213) feet high / (65) meters high
(6) foot span / (2) meter span
20??
Jingnianghu Footbridge is part of a popular reservoir scenic area that includes boat rides, a mountain elevator, a mountain coaster and many kilometers of cliffwalks and hiking trails.
The single tower suspension span is approximately 160 meters supporting a slightly shorter suspended deck of around 140 meters. The deck sits approximately 10 meters above the full reservoir surface.
Just to the north is the Ancient Wudang Mountain Scenic Area at Taihang Mountain.
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
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Jingnianghu Footbridge satellite image.
Jingnianghu Footbridge location map.
