What is the longest bridge in the world
What is the longest bridge in the world |
The Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge is the longest bridge in the world
The Big
Danyang-Kunshan Bridge between Shanghai and Nanjing connects through Jiangsu
province in China, where it is 164.8 km long and 100 m above ground level, so
it is the longest bridge in the world. It should be noted that it runs over the
Yangtze River and is topped by the Beijing Shanghai Rapid Railway, traversing
rice fields and wetlands, costing 1 billion 8.5.
The longest sea bridge in the world
The Hayuan Quingdao
Bridge is the world's longest sea bridge, at 42.5 km in length, connecting the
coastal city of Chengdao with its suburb of Huangdao and Hongdao Island on the
other side of the Gulf. At least 10,000.00 people were employed to work on its
construction, 450,000 tons of steel were consumed and 2.3 million cubic metres
of concrete were consumed.
The longest suspension bridge in the world
The Russky Bridge,
located over the Eastern Bosphorus Strait to reach Russky Island, is the
longest cable-supported bridge in the world. The bridge reached a world record
in 2012 because of its dimensions. The central bridge is 1104 metres long and
580 metres long. It is 70 metres above the water level.
The longest cable-supported bridge in the world
The Kaotianmen Bridge
is the longest arch bridge in the world, with a total east-west length of 1741
metres, cutting the Yangtze River in the Chongcheng region of China,
outperforming the 550-long Bo Bridge in Shanghai since 2003, with a total
length of 552 after the completion of its construction in 2009.
The longest arch bridge in the world
The Kaotianmen Bridge
is the longest arch bridge in the world, with a total east-west length of 1741
metres, cutting the Yangtze River in the Chongcheng region of China,
outperforming the 550-long Bo Bridge in Shanghai since 2003, with a total
length of 552 after the completion of its construction in 2009.
The largest bridge in the world
The French Highway Administration (SETRA) has studied a series of preliminary proposals for linking the highways of the two hills that limit the valley. Tarn accepted the design of the Milo Bridge, where bridge designer Michel Verlugo made a proposal that included a road that was partially descended from the valley, and then crossed the remaining area of the valley. Tarn has a 700-metre bridge, then reaches a tunnel on the north side of the valley, and then completes its route until the highway reaches.
The highest bridge in the world
The ten longest bridges in the world
- Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge: The Big Danyang-Kunshan Bridge in China is located on the Beijing Shanghai Expressway, running up to 164,800 metres, and took four years to build, with up to 10,000 contractors, and was terminated in 2010, and the railway operated in 2011, the same year as the Guinness Encyclopedia of World Records.
- (Changhua-Koahsiung Bridge): This bridge is located in Taiwan and is the second longest in the world, with a length of 157,317 metres, the bridge forms part of Taiwan's high-speed rail system and runs along the west coast of the island, and was introduced in January 2007, bringing the number of passengers passing through it to 200 million, only until the first month of 2012.
- The bridge is located in China, and is also followed by high-speed railways between Beijing and Shanghai such as the Danyang-Kunshan Bridge, with a total length of 115,900 metres, and is very strongly designed to make it withstand earthquake pressure.
- Big Tianjin Bridge: The Great Tianjin Bridge, located in China, has a length of 113.62 kilometers and is used as part of China's railway system, and has previously achieved a record in the Guinness Encyclopedia as the second longest bridge in the world.
- (Weinan Weihe Grand Bridge): This bridge, located in China, is the fifth largest in the world, having previously held the title of the largest bridge in the world prior to the construction of modern bridges, reaching 79,732 metres in length, part of the Zhengzhou-xi'an high-speed railway.
- Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge: The Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge, located in China, is the sixth longest bridge in the world, with a length of 54,717 metres. The bridge began construction operations in 2009 and was opened in October 2018.
- Bang Na Highway: The Panghna Highway, located in Thailand, was the seventh largest bridge in the world before 2010, with a total length of 54,000m. It forms a high part of the national highway, crossing water only at one point, as most of it is built on land.
- Big Beijing Bridge: The Beijing Grand Bridge, located in China, is part of the 48,163 metre-long Beijing-Shanghai Railway, and has been used as a train highway since 2011.
- Lake Pontchartrain Bridge: The Lake Pontchartrain Bridge in the United States of America is located in the northern direction of New Orleans in Louisiana, and is traveled over Lake Pontchartrain on the outskirts of New Orleans, where the lake was formerly transported by ferry only, and since its opening in 1956 remains the longest bridge in the United States, reaching 38,442 metres in length.
- (Line 1, Wuhan Metro Bridge) is the first line of the underground electric commuter system in the city of Wuhan, central China, with a length of 37,788 metres.
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