Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge, Multi-level bridge in China
The Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge spans the Yangtze River in Wuhan.
Opened on October 15, 1957, it marks a milestone in modern Chinese engineering.
An iconic symbol of Wuhan, it serves as a prominent tourist attraction.
It enables both rail and vehicular traffic between Hankou and Wuchang districts.
Features a distinctive two-tier design for trains on one level and vehicles on another.
Location: Wuhan
Inception: October 15, 1957
Official opening: October 15, 1957
Length: 1,670 m
Longest Span: 128 m
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