Difference between revisions of "Shiliping Bridge"
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Mengguxiang, Yunnan, China<br /> | Mengguxiang, Yunnan, China<br /> | ||
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| − | Shiliping Bridge is a double span "T-beam" prestressed concrete cantilevered | + | Shiliping Bridge is a double span "T-beam" prestressed concrete cantilevered crossing with only one central pier along the Dongchuan Gele to Qiaojia Hulukou expressway that runs along the east side of the great Jinshajiang River in Yunnan Province. |
The expressway runs along the east side of the reservoir that will form behind the 277 meter tall Baihetan Dam. The Dongchuan to Qiaojia expressway has a number of high beam bridges as well as the giant Jinshajiang Qiaojia suspension bridge that will cross the reservoir at the northern end of the expressway near the Hulukou suspension bridge. | The expressway runs along the east side of the reservoir that will form behind the 277 meter tall Baihetan Dam. The Dongchuan to Qiaojia expressway has a number of high beam bridges as well as the giant Jinshajiang Qiaojia suspension bridge that will cross the reservoir at the northern end of the expressway near the Hulukou suspension bridge. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:52, 21 October 2023
Shiliping Bridge
十里坪大桥
Mengguxiang, Yunnan, China
(230) feet high / (70) meters high
(230) foot span / (70) meter span
2020
Shiliping Bridge is a double span "T-beam" prestressed concrete cantilevered crossing with only one central pier along the Dongchuan Gele to Qiaojia Hulukou expressway that runs along the east side of the great Jinshajiang River in Yunnan Province.
The expressway runs along the east side of the reservoir that will form behind the 277 meter tall Baihetan Dam. The Dongchuan to Qiaojia expressway has a number of high beam bridges as well as the giant Jinshajiang Qiaojia suspension bridge that will cross the reservoir at the northern end of the expressway near the Hulukou suspension bridge.
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Shiliping Bridge satellite image.
Shiliping Bridge location map.
