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Tuantanhe Bridge
团滩河特大桥
Jiangkouzhen, Chongqing, China
(492) feet high / (150) meters high
(492) foot span / (150) meter span
2024
Tuantanhe Bridge is one of five major beam bridges along the Wuyunkai Expressway that connects Kaizhou with Wuxi Cities in Eastern Chongqing. The other four bridges include Tangxihe, Qinglongzui, Shuanghekou and Fenghuang Bridges.
Tuantanhe Bridge satellite image.
Tuantanhe Bridge location map.
