Sanxia Arch Bridge, Historic bridge in Sanxia District, Taiwan
The Sanxia Arch Bridge is a stone structure that spans approximately 93 meters across the Sanxia River and measures about 5 meters wide. Its solid stone design makes it a stable structure used by both vehicles and pedestrians.
This structure was opened on June 28, 1933, marking a major advance in local infrastructure development of the early twentieth century. Its construction demonstrated the technical abilities of engineers and builders of that era.
The bridge earned its designation as a Historic Site at the Municipality Level in 2007, showing how important such crossings were for the local community. It connected neighborhoods and served as a central point for trade routes and daily life in the area.
Visitors can walk across this structure or explore it from the sides to observe its construction closely. The best time to visit is during daylight when you can see the stonework and structural details most clearly.
This structure combines elements from the 1930s with modern preservation techniques, showing how construction methods evolved in Taiwan. Engineers regularly inspect it to ensure its stability for today's use.
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