Image from XinhuaXinhua reports that the two halves of the Hangzhou Bay Bridge that will connect Shanghai to Ningbo were linked yesterday after more than three years of construction. According to Xinhua, the bridge has the world's longest cross-sea... ...full story at Danwei
from Danwei on Wed, Jun 27 2007
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World's longest oversea bridge: Hangzhou Bay, China (4 of 5) »
YouTube video To connect the global metropolis of Shanghai with the prosperous Ningbo city, China constructed the longest oversea bridge, overcoming geological barriers once described as impossible to achieve. |
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China's newest bridge is also world's longest » Shanghai Daily CHINA opened the world's longest cross-sea bridge yesterday afternoon, linking Shanghai with the booming port city of Ningbo in Zhejiang Province. A ceremony in the middle of the 36-kilometer cable-stay bridge,... |
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Yes, we broke our own record suckers! » Shanghaiist Not content with what was already the world's longest sea bridge, Donghai Bridge, Shanghai's built yet another bridge, the 36-km long Hangzhou Bay Bridge, which starts at Jiaxing, near Shanghai, and ends at Cixi, about 70 kilometers from Ningbo in... |
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World's longest sea bridge short of capital » Shanghai Daily CHINA'S bridge across Hangzhou Bay – the longest in the world -- linking Shanghai with the port of Ningbo in Zhejiang Province -- needs another 2.2 billion yuan (US$287 million) to finish construction, the Oriental Morning Post reported today. |
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90 Minutes From Shanghai To Paris (Ningbo) » China Law Blog Well, not quite, but the Shanghai to Ningbo bridge is the world's longest cross-sea span and it cuts the drive from Shanghai to Ningbo from 400 km to 80km. CLB's own Steve Dickinson just returned from Ningbo, having travelled there from Shanghai to meet... |
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Longest sea bridge to open on May 1 » Shanghai Daily THE world's longest bridge over sea, Hangzhou Bay Bridge, will go into service on May 1, a month earlier than expectations, the construction headquarters of the bridge said today, Xinhua news agency reported. The construction was going smoothly and... |
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