Bosideng Bridge, Arch road bridge in Hejiang County, China
The Bosideng Bridge is an arch road bridge spanning the Yangtze River in Hejiang County with a main arch section of 530 meters. The structure uses concrete-filled steel tubes to support a 30.6-meter-wide roadway carrying traffic across the water.
The bridge was completed in 2012 as part of the G93 Chengdu-Chongqing Ring Expressway project. Its construction aimed to improve regional transportation links across Sichuan province.
The bridge represents modern Chinese engineering achievements, connecting communities along the Yangtze River while maintaining the traditional role of river crossings.
The bridge carries vehicles on the G93 Expressway and serves as the main link between Hejiang County and surrounding areas. The modern structure allows steady traffic flow throughout the year.
The bridge ranks as the third longest arch bridge worldwide, featuring an innovative design that combines concrete-filled steel tubes in its structural composition.
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