Masangxi Bridge

Masangxi Bridge is a cable-stayed road crossing that spans the Yangtze River with six traffic lanes. The main span extends approximately 360 meters, while the overall length reaches around 726 meters.

Construction of Masangxi Bridge was completed in 2001, marking a significant advancement in Chongqing's transportation infrastructure. The opening improved connections between the Banan and Dadukou districts substantially.

The bridge represents the engineering capabilities of modern China, serving as part of the larger network of bridges that define Chongqing's urban landscape.

The bridge forms part of the G75 Lanzhou-Haikou Expressway and carries thousands of vehicles daily across the river. Visitors can best view it from vehicles passing through or from nearby vantage points along the banks.

Located at coordinates 29°27′28″N 106°29′39″E, the bridge integrates with Chongqing's mountainous terrain while maintaining efficient traffic flow across the river system.

Location: Chongqing

Official opening: 2001

Length: 726.16 m

GPS coordinates: 29.45767,106.49419

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:41