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Bridging new heights: China prepares to unveil the world's tallest bridge in June 2025

The bridge's completion is a testament to China's rapid infrastructure development, showcasing advanced construction techniques and boosting local economic growth. Trending | Photos
 Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge
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Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge

China is set to make history with the opening of the world’s tallest bridge, scheduled for June 2025. The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, located in Guizhou province, will stand an astounding 625 meters (2,051 feet) above the Beipan River.
Engineering marvel
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Engineering marvel

The bridge is a steel truss suspension bridge with a total weight of around 22,000 metric tons – equivalent to about three Eiffel Towers. The fact that the main steel structure was assembled in just two months highlights China's advanced construction capabilities.
China's bridge will surpass the current tallest bridge
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China's bridge will surpass the current tallest bridge

Standing at an amazing height of 2,051 feet above the river, the bridge will surpass the current tallest bridge title holder the Millau Viaduct in France, by a staggering 947 feet.
China's plan to develop Guizhou
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China's plan to develop Guizhou

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge is a part of China's development plan, especially in underdeveloped regions like Guizhou, which lies 800 miles west of Shenzhen.
Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge a transportation marvel
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Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge a transportation marvel

Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge is set to break records, but it also serves a very important purpose which solves a major issue of travel. It will cut short time of a journey from 2 hours to 2 minute across Huajiang Grand Canyon. This will help with the transportation of goods and services through the area giving a boost to the development of the area.
China's spokesperson (Lin Jian) statement for Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge
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China's spokesperson (Lin Jian) statement for Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge

Mind-blowing engineering feat! The Huajiang Canyon Bridge in Guizhou, set to become the world’s tallest bridge & the longest span bridge to be built in a mountainous area, is expected to open to traffic this year. Once operational, it will cut cross-river travel time from about 2 hours to just 2 minutes.
 Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge
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Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge

China is set to make history with the opening of the world’s tallest bridge, scheduled for June 2025. The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, located in Guizhou province, will stand an astounding 625 meters (2,051 feet) above the Beipan River.
Engineering marvel
8 / 12

Engineering marvel

The bridge is a steel truss suspension bridge with a total weight of around 22,000 metric tons – equivalent to about three Eiffel Towers. The fact that the main steel structure was assembled in just two months highlights China's advanced construction capabilities.
China's bridge will surpass the current tallest bridge
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China's bridge will surpass the current tallest bridge

Standing at an amazing height of 2,051 feet above the river, the bridge will surpass the current tallest bridge title holder the Millau Viaduct in France, by a staggering 947 feet.
China's plan to develop Guizhou
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China's plan to develop Guizhou

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge is a part of China's development plan, especially in underdeveloped regions like Guizhou, which lies 800 miles west of Shenzhen.
Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge a transportation marvel
11 / 12

Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge a transportation marvel

Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge is set to break records, but it also serves a very important purpose which solves a major issue of travel. It will cut short time of a journey from 2 hours to 2 minute across Huajiang Grand Canyon. This will help with the transportation of goods and services through the area giving a boost to the development of the area.
China's spokesperson (Lin Jian) statement for Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge
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China's spokesperson (Lin Jian) statement for Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge

Mind-blowing engineering feat! The Huajiang Canyon Bridge in Guizhou, set to become the world’s tallest bridge & the longest span bridge to be built in a mountainous area, is expected to open to traffic this year. Once operational, it will cut cross-river travel time from about 2 hours to just 2 minutes.