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Latest revision as of 05:54, 7 January 2025
Lixianjiang Bridge
李仙江特大桥
Daheishanxiang, Yunnan, China
(820) feet high / (250) meters high
1,378 foot span / 420 meter span
2025
Located along the remote and mountainous Lvchun to Mengxing Expressway, the Lixianjiang Bridge is a beautiful cable stayed span with towers as tall as 250 meters. The main span of 420 meters crosses high above a deep reservoir.
The route also has at least 3 other high beam bridges.
Lixianjiang Bridge satellite image.
Lixianjiang Bridge location map.
