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The second highest bridge on the Jiuyong Railway line, the Leidayan Railway Bridge has piers as high as 84 meters supporting a central span configuration of 44+ 2x80 +44 meters. Smaller approach spans bring the total length to 661.7 meters. | The second highest bridge on the Jiuyong Railway line, the Leidayan Railway Bridge has piers as high as 84 meters supporting a central span configuration of 44+ 2x80 +44 meters. Smaller approach spans bring the total length to 661.7 meters. | ||
| − | The Jiuyong Railway line is located between Jiuchang and Yongwenxiang cities north of the giant city of Guiyang in central Guizhou Province. | + | The Jiuyong Railway line is located between Jiuchang and Yongwenxiang cities north of the giant city of Guiyang in central Guizhou Province. Unlike the nearby Kaiyang to Guiyang high speed line, the Jiuyong Railway line will have a maximum speed of 120km/hour. Also on the Jiuyong line is the similar but even higher Qingjiuhe Bridge with a height of 136 meters. |
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A map of planned railway lines near Guiyang City. The Jiuyong Railway line is in brown at the top of the map. | A map of planned railway lines near Guiyang City. The Jiuyong Railway line is in brown at the top of the map. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 21 January 2019
Leidayan Railway Bridge
雷打岩特大桥
Shuangliuzhen, Guizhou, China
(328) feet high / (100) meters high
262 foot span / 80 meter span
2014
The second highest bridge on the Jiuyong Railway line, the Leidayan Railway Bridge has piers as high as 84 meters supporting a central span configuration of 44+ 2x80 +44 meters. Smaller approach spans bring the total length to 661.7 meters.
The Jiuyong Railway line is located between Jiuchang and Yongwenxiang cities north of the giant city of Guiyang in central Guizhou Province. Unlike the nearby Kaiyang to Guiyang high speed line, the Jiuyong Railway line will have a maximum speed of 120km/hour. Also on the Jiuyong line is the similar but even higher Qingjiuhe Bridge with a height of 136 meters.
Leidayan Railway Bridge satellite image.
Leidayan Railway Bridge location map.
A map of planned railway lines near Guiyang City. The Jiuyong Railway line is in brown at the top of the map.
