Huangpu Bridge, Suspension and cable-stayed road bridge in Guangzhou, China
The Huangpu Bridge combines suspension and cable-stayed designs to span the Pearl River with a total length of 4.4 miles (7,016 meters) and accommodates multiple lanes of traffic across its 137-foot-wide (41.69-meter) deck.
Construction of the bridge began on December 23, 2003, and it officially opened to traffic on December 16, 2008, after nearly five years of work to create this vital connection across the river.
The bridge serves as a modern symbol of Guangzhou's rapid development and engineering advancement, representing the city's commitment to expanding infrastructure and supporting economic growth throughout the region.
Located at coordinates 23.068611°N and 113.480833°E, the bridge connects major expressways G0425 and G1508, providing an essential route for commuters and freight traffic between different districts of Guangzhou.
The main span measures 3,636 feet (1,108 meters), making it one of the longest suspension bridge spans in China, while the highest pylons reach 659 feet (201 meters) above the river.
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