Jingzhou Bridge ( Chinese 荆州 长江 大桥 ) - a combined bridge crossing the Yangtze River , located on the territory of the Jingzhou City District; The 28th longest cable-stayed bridge in China . It is part of the G55 Eren Hot - Guangzhou Speedway.
| Jingzhou bridge | |
|---|---|
 cable-stayed north bridge | |
| Official name | Chinese 荆州 长江 大桥 |
| Application area | car |
| Crosses | Yangtze River |
| Location |  China Hubei , Jingzhou Jingzhou - Gong'an |
| Design | |
| Type of construction | cable-stayed, girder, flyover |
| Main span | northern section 500 m southern section 305 m |
| total length | bridge crossing 8 841.6 m bridge 4 397.6 m |
| Bridge width | 24.5 m |
| Lanes | 6 |
| Exploitation | |
| Start of construction | March 28, 1998 |
| Opening | October 1, 2002 |
Feature
The bridge connects the north bank with the south bank of the Yangtze River, respectively, the Jingzhou region with the Gong'an county of Jingzhou city district, crossing the island on the river. The north cable-stayed bridge is located on the border of Jingzhou and Gong'an .
The length of the bridge passage is 8,841.6 m, including the cable-stayed bridge of 4,397.6 m. The bridge crossing is represented by two sections of two-pylon [1] cable-stayed bridges across the northern and southern straits of the Yangtze River, an overpass across the island, cable-stayed bridges are replaced by two sides with sections of the beam structure [2] and two bridge approaches on both sides. The length of the main span of the northern cable-stayed bridge is 500 m, the southern - 305 m. In total, the sections of the beam structure have 9 main spans of 151 m each. The height of the main tower supports of the northern section is 210 m. The tower supports of the two cable-stayed bridges have the shape of the letter N.
It has 6 lanes (three in both directions).
The only bridge over the Yangtze River in Jingzhou City District. There is also a Jingue Bridge located on the border of Jingzhou with Yueyang City District.
Notes
- ↑ two bridge tower supports
- ↑ box girder bridge