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Latest revision as of 22:37, 9 March 2023
Shuangyue Bridge
双悦特大桥
Enping, Guangdong, China
(312) feet high / (95) meters high
(459) foot span / (140) meter span
2021
Shuangyue Bridge is one of two high beam bridges along the Kaiping to Yangchun Expressway in Southern Guangdong Province. The long 1,013 meter structure has several main spans of approximately 140 meters supported on piers 71.5 meters tall.
Just 2 kilometers to the east is the similar sized Dashitian Bridge.
Shuangyue Bridge satellite image.
Shuangyue Bridge location map.
