Qingzhou Min River Bridge, Cable-stayed bridge in Fuzhou, China
The Qingzhou Min River Bridge is a cable-stayed crossing in Fuzhou with two prominent towers supporting its main span over the water. The structure carries a six-lane expressway and forms an important route linking the city's districts.
Construction began in the late 1990s and the bridge opened in the early 2000s as part of Fujian Province's infrastructure expansion. The project connected previously distant areas and improved regional transport routes.
The bridge represents the rapid infrastructure development of Fujian Province during the early 2000s, connecting Mawei Economic Development Zone with Changle District.
The bridge carries heavy traffic throughout the day and is designed primarily for vehicles rather than pedestrians. Walking across it is not recommended due to the busy expressway conditions and limited pedestrian facilities.
The bridge ranks as the 24th longest main span among cable-stayed bridges worldwide and maintains the 18th position within China.
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