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Latest revision as of 21:38, 7 May 2024
Yanjiaping Bridge
晏家坪特大桥
Wufeng, Hubei, China
(558) feet high / (170) meters high
476 foot span / 145 meter span
2024
Yanjiaping Bridge is one of the tallest viaducts along the Wufeng to Hefeng Expressway with a maximum pier height of 154 meters supporting two main spans of 145 meters.
Located just to the west is the Maoping cantilevered beam bridge. Further west in Hefeng is the giant Yunnanzhuang arch-beam hybrid bridge and the 310 meter high Loushuihe arch bridge.
The east end of the expressway eventually joins with the G69 Expressway in Yuyangguanzhen, Hubei.
Yanjiaping Bridge satellite image.
Yanjiaping Bridge location map.
