Dadu Bridge

Dadu Bridge spans the Wu River, creating a crucial transport link on Provincial Highway 1 in central Taiwan. The structure carries both local traffic and through-journeys connecting different regions of the area.

The bridge was completed in 1969 by Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation and Communications as part of regional infrastructure expansion. Its construction reflected the country's growing economic focus on improving transportation networks.

The bridge stands as an engineering achievement from Taiwan's infrastructure development period of the late 1960s, marking economic progress.

When visiting, keep in mind this is an active transportation route with heavy vehicle traffic, so pedestrian access may be limited. The best views are from the riverbank or nearby vantage points rather than crossing the bridge itself.

The bridge structure incorporates design elements that enable substantial traffic flow while providing views of the Wu River below.

Official opening: September 1969

GPS coordinates: 24.10556,120.58167

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:57