Kaizhouhu Bridge, Suspension bridge in Guizhou Province, China
The Kaizhou Lake Bridge is a suspension bridge over the Qingshui River in Kaiyang County, Guizhou. Its two white towers, marked with broad blue diagonal bands and joined by a top crossbeam, carry blue main cables and thin white suspender cables. The deck is a blue steel truss with a gray road surface, and its main span measures 1,100 m.
The Kaizhou Lake Bridge carries a 1,100 m main span over the Qingshui River in Kaiyang County, Guizhou, one of the longest suspension bridge spans in the world. Its two towers rise white with broad blue diagonal bands, and the blue steel truss deck hangs from blue main cables and thin white suspenders. The crossing serves road traffic through the forested hills of the Qingshui valley.
The bridge provides access to areas inhabited by diverse ethnic groups including the Miao and Dong peoples, whose traditional festivals and customs remain central to local identity and heritage.
The bridge carries road traffic across the Qingshui River in Kaiyang County, Guizhou, on the route between Kaiyang and the surrounding towns. The deck is a blue steel truss with a gray road surface, and the two towers are white with broad blue diagonal bands. The nearest larger city is Guiyang, roughly an hour's drive away.
The bridge crosses the Qingshui River in Kaiyang County, and its 1,100 m main span is among the longest of any suspension bridge. The white towers with broad blue diagonal bands and the blue main cables are visible from the deck.
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