Cuntan Yangtze River Bridge, Suspension bridge in Chongqing, China.

Cuntan Yangtze River Bridge is a suspension bridge crossing the Yangtze River and connecting different areas of Chongqing. The structure features steel towers and a wide deck designed to handle heavy traffic flow between the city and its surroundings.

The Cuntan Yangtze River Bridge opened to traffic on 31 December 2017, not in early 2017. It carries the southern section of Chongqing's airport expressway, Yuhang Avenue, from Meixin base in Danzishi, Nan'an District, across the Yangtze to the Paomaping interchange of the Yuchang expressway in Liangjiang New Area. The 1.6 km crossing has a main span of 880 m.

The bridge carries the Yuhang Avenue expressway, the dedicated fast road to Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport. Its two towers rise on either side of the 880-metre main span, and the deck runs 1.6 km from Danzishi to Cuntan.

The bridge carries the Yuhang Avenue expressway, the dedicated road link to Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport, with a design speed of 80 km/h. It has no pedestrian or cycle path, so it is crossed by vehicle only. The deck runs 1.6 km from Danzishi in Nan'an District to Cuntan in Liangjiang New Area.

The bridge carries the southern section of the Chongqing Airport Expressway (Yuhang Avenue), running 1.6 km from the Meixin base in Danzishi, Nan'an District, across the Yangtze to the Paomaping interchange of the Yuchang Expressway in Liangjiang New Area. Its deck is built for 80 km/h traffic.