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Work to connect the main part of a bridge, nearly 570 meters above a valley, was wrapped up on Sept 10 in Southwest China's Guizhou province. With a height equivalent to a 200-storey building, the Beipanjiang bridge is the highest in the world by the vertical distance from the bridge deck down to the ground or water surface beneath the bridge span, said Wu Dahong, an official with Guizhou's transport department, citing public data on high bridges that have been completed across the globe. [Photo/VCG] More photos: Main span of highest bridge completed in SW China |
The Beipanjiang Bridge in Guizhou province, southwest China, has just completed construction. Hanging 570 meters above a river, it renewed its record as the world's "highest bridge".
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