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Dabaike Bridge
打柏科大桥
Xiaohezhen, Yunnan, China
(361) feet high / (110) meters meters high
(295) foot span / (90) meter span
2017
Lost in the mountains of Qiaojia County near the Niulan River canyon is the 2-lane Dabaike suspension bridge. The small span crosses a deep crevasse with vertical cliffs descending more than 100 meters to the river surface.
Dabaike Bridge satellite image.
Dabaike Bridge location map.
