New Qiantang River Railway Bridge, bridge in People's Republic of China
The New Qiantang River Railway Bridge is a railway structure spanning the Qiantang River across Pengbu and Ningwei Subdistricts, linking the northern and southern sides of the area. It features reinforced concrete and steel spans stretched in long, straight sections over the water to carry high-speed trains and road traffic.
The bridge was constructed to improve regional transport connections and enable faster train service between multiple cities along key railway lines. It represents the region's commitment to modern infrastructure development, particularly in supporting high-speed rail networks.
The bridge takes its name from the Qiantang River, which has long been significant to this region for its famous tidal bore. Today it serves as a familiar backdrop to daily life for locals who cross it routinely and depend on it as part of their neighborhood.
The bridge sits in an active railway zone, so approaching areas beneath or near the tracks requires caution. Nearby viewpoints offer good angles for photos, especially when the sky is clear and trains are passing, making it popular with photographers and visitors seeking clear shots of the structure.
The bridge connects multiple high-speed rail lines, including the Shanghai-Kunming and Hangzhou-Fuzhou-Shenzhen routes, making it a crucial hub in the national train network. This central position allows it to carry thousands of passengers daily across the river as part of broader connectivity efforts.
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