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Latest revision as of 23:04, 1 June 2026
Huanghe Bridge Linyi
临猗黄河大桥
Bailiangzhen, Shaanxi, China
(328) feet high / (100) meters high
420 foot span / 128 meter span
2024
One of Northern China's longest high level crossings of the Yellow River, the Huanghe Bridge Linyi consists of 14 beam spans of 128 meters on piers as tall as 99 meters plus many more approach spans. The total length of the Linyi Bridge is 3,816 meters.
During the development of the crossing there were a number of even higher level proposals with a deck that would have been approximately 160 meters above the river surface.
Huanghe Bridge Linyi Elevation
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130 meter span propsal.
225 meter span proposal.
285 meter span proposal.
Huanghe Bridge Linyi satellite image.
Huanghe Bridge Linyi location map.
