Fuchimen Bridge, Road bridge in Zhoushan archipelago, China.

Fuchimen Bridge is a cable-stayed road bridge on the Dingdai Expressway that crosses the Fuchimen waterway, linking Fuchi Island to Zhoushan Island. It is 2.01 km long, with a 340 m main span, a 26 m deck and a 116 m pylon height.

Construction of the Fuchimen Bridge began on 21 February 2016, and the span was joined on 10 January 2019. It opened to traffic on 28 September 2019 as part of the Ningbo-Zhoushan Port main corridor project, carrying the Dingdai Expressway across the Fuchimen waterway between Fuchi Island and Zhoushan Island.

The bridge carries the Dingdai Expressway over the Fuchimen waterway between Fuchii Island and Zhoushan Island. Its name comes from Fuchimen, the water channel it crosses. It opened on 28 September 2019 as part of the Ningbo-Zhoushan Port main corridor project.

The bridge carries the Dingdai Expressway over the Fuchimen waterway between Fuchishan Island and Zhoushan Island. Its deck is 26 m wide, with 21 m of clearance beneath the 340 m main span, so vessels pass under the cable-stayed section. Drivers cross the 2.01 km structure, 1,493 m of it over water.

The bridge is a cable-stayed structure with a main span of 340 metres and a deck 26 metres wide, carrying the Dingdai Expressway over the Fuchimen waterway between Fuchi Island and Zhoushan Island. Its 116-metre towers and 21-metre clearance are visible from the water.