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Latest revision as of 13:41, 28 September 2026
Sujiapo Bridge
苏家坡大桥
Yesanguanzhen, Hubei, China
(295) feet high / (90) meters high
361 foot span / 110 meter span
2030
Sujiapo Bridge is a small cantilevered beam crossing along the 67 kilometer Baye Expressway that connects the G42 and G50 Expressways from Badong to Yesanguan in Hubei Province. The concrete cantilevered beam span has a configuration of 60 + 110 + 60 meters on piers as tall as 65 meters.
On the north end of the expressway is the colossal Second Badong Yangtze River Bridge with cable stayed towers as tall as 374 meters, the third tallest in the world after the Nanpanjiang Puzhehei and Sutong Second Yangtze River Bridges.
Other high crossings along the route include the 410 meter span Barenhe arch bridge and the Moping beam bridge.
Sujiapo Bridge satellite image.
Sujiapo Bridge location map.
