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Latest revision as of 00:09, 27 August 2026
Jiuwanxi Bridge Fangwu
九畹溪特大桥
Yanglinqiaozhen, Hubei, China
705 feet high / 215 meters high
607 foot span / 185 meter span
2028
The Jiuwanxi Bridge Fangwu is a giant two span viaduct along the mountainous 6-lane Fangwu expressway between Fangxian and Wufeng connecting the G42 and G50 Expressways in the 3 Gorges region of China.
The 666 meter long crossing has two main spans of 185 meters supported on three main piers of 172, 101 and 67 meters tall. The parallel viaduct has piers 168, 94 and 80 meters tall.
The route has several other high spans including the Jiuge Yangtze River Bridge, the Jusong cable stayed bridge and the Jiuwantang beam bridge.
Jiuwanxi Bridge Fangwu Elevation
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Jiuwanxi Bridge Fangwu satellite image.
Jiuwanxi Bridge Fangwu location map.
