Guangfu Bridge, River bridge in Banqiao District, Taiwan
Guangfu Bridge crosses the Xindian River, linking Banqiao District to Wanhua District in New Taipei City. The structure carries cars and pedestrians alike, serving as a vital transport link between these two areas.
The bridge opened in December 1977 during Taiwan's period of rapid economic growth and infrastructure expansion. It improved traffic flow between the districts at a time of expanding development.
The bridge serves as a meeting point for residents who gather on weekends to participate in various local activities and observe traditional riverside customs.
The bridge is accessible at all times and straightforward to cross, whether by car or on foot. Access is simple and the route is clearly marked for all users.
The structure was specially engineered to withstand typhoons and heavy rainfall common to Taiwan's subtropical climate. This engineering design allows the bridge to remain dependable across many years of seasonal weather challenges.
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