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Amojiang Bridge
阿墨江特大桥
Pu'er, Yunnan, China
(377) feet high / (115) meters high
427 foot sp…'

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Amojiang Bridge<br />
阿墨江特大桥<br />
Pu'er, Yunnan, China<br />
(377) feet high / (115) meters high<br />
427 foot span / 130 meter span<br />
2003<br />
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The second highest bridge along the long expressway between Kunming City and the Vietnam border, the Amojiang Bridge consists of 2 main spans of 130 meters atop piers with a maximum height of 103 meters.

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 foot span / 130 meter span<br />
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−	The second highest bridge along the ~~long~~ expressway between Kunming ~~City~~ and the ~~Vietnam border~~, the Amojiang Bridge consists of 2 main spans of 130 meters atop piers with a maximum height of 103 meters. The approach spans are 2x 35 and 5x 35 meters.	+	The second highest bridge along the G8511 expressway that stretches for several hundred kilometers between Kunming, Yunnan Province and the Myanmar and Thailand borders, the Amojiang Bridge consists of 2 main spans of 130 meters atop piers with a maximum height of 103 meters. The approach spans are 2x 35 and 5x 35 meters.

	The bridge is located 70 kilometers southwest of the giant Honghe bridge on route G8511 about 100 kilometers northeast of Pu'er in Yunnan Province.		The bridge is located 70 kilometers southwest of the giant Honghe bridge on route G8511 about 100 kilometers northeast of Pu'er in Yunnan Province.

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−	The second highest bridge along the long expressway between Kunming City and the Vietnam border, the Amojiang Bridge consists of 2 main spans of 130 meters atop piers with a maximum height of 103 meters.	+	The second highest bridge along the long expressway between Kunming City and the Vietnam border, the Amojiang Bridge consists of 2 main spans of 130 meters atop piers with a maximum height of 103 meters. The approach spans are 2x 35 and 5x 35 meters.

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 Amojiang Bridge<br />
 阿墨江特大桥<br />
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+Zhong'aiqiaoxiang, Yunnan, China<br />
 (377) feet high / (115) meters high<br />
 foot span / 130 meter span<br />
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 The second highest bridge along the long expressway between Kunming City and the Vietnam border, the Amojiang Bridge consists of 2 main spans of 130 meters atop piers with a maximum height of 103 meters.  The approach spans are 2x 35 and 5x 35 meters.
 [[File:ZhaoLongView.jpg|750px|center]]