Tongzihe Jinrentong Bridge

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Tongzihe Jinrentong Bridge, Suspension bridge in Guizhou Province, China.

The Tongzihe Jinrentong Bridge is a suspension structure spanning a deep gorge over the Tongzi River, featuring tall piers measuring 175 meters in height and supporting multiple cables that stabilize the deck.

The bridge was constructed as part of the Zunchi Expressway extension project to improve connectivity across remote mountain ranges in western China, reducing travel times and enhancing economic integration in previously isolated regions.

This bridge represents China's advancements in high-altitude infrastructure engineering and stands as a symbol of regional pride, inspiring local communities through its contribution to improved trade and mobility across difficult terrain.

The bridge is located at kilometer 50 on the Zunchi Expressway extension, accessible from Renhuai and Guiyang, with vehicular lanes for cars and trucks as well as pedestrian pathways for visitors interested in exploring the structure.

The central piers of the Tongzihe Jinrentong Bridge rank among the ten highest bridge piers worldwide, with the tallest measuring 575 feet from foundation to cap, making it a remarkable engineering achievement in global infrastructure.

GPS coordinates: 28.03824,106.53814

Latest update: November 24, 2025 14:17

World's highest bridges

This collection presents the tallest bridges on Earth, measured by their clearance height above the ground or water below. Most of these structures are located in China, spanning deep gorges and river valleys across the provinces of Guizhou, Yunnan, Hubei, and Sichuan. The designs employ various construction methods including suspension bridges, cable-stayed bridges, and arch bridges. The collection also features notable high bridges in Mexico, India, and Papua New Guinea. These structures demonstrate how modern engineering overcomes difficult mountainous terrain and creates new transportation links. The bridges serve as critical infrastructure for regions previously separated by natural barriers.

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