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Suoluoping Bridge
梭萝坪大桥
Renhuai, Guizhou, China
(492) feet high / (150) meters high
656 foot span / 200 meter span
2023
Suoluoping Bridge is one of several giant cantilevered beam bridges on the Jinrentong Expressway that connects Jinsha to Renhuai to Tongzi in Guizhou Province. Suoluoping Bridge has a span configuration of 4×40+ 81+150+81 +5×40 meters. Just to the south is the similar Dabatian Bridge.
The king of the route is the 350 meter high Tongzihe Jinrentong suspension bridge.
The Renhuai City region has become one of the hot spots of high bridges in Guizhou Province with such beautiful spans as Maotai, Yanjinhe, Xiaohekou, Luolu, Miaoyin and Dafaqu Bridges all within a 30 minute drive.
Suoluoping Bridge satellite image.
Suoluoping Bridge location map.
