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Wulipo Bridge
五里坡特大桥
Baoji, Shaanxi, China
564 feet high / 172 meters high
525 foot span / 160 meter span
2011
The giant Wulipo Bridge is one of those viaducts that really likes to show off its legs in a way that few spans can do. Stretching across a wide valley in Shaanxi Province, the bridge is composed of four main spans of 160 meters. But its those piers that demand to be noticed with the tallest rising 153 meters along with 2 more that exceed 100 meters. The total length is 1,238 meters.
Tangxihe Bridge construction ceremonies.
