Outer Golden Water Bridge (Beijing)
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The bridges were named after the Gold Water River they span, Seven bridges, each supported by three arches, cross the Outer Gold Water River in front of Tian'anmen, Zhongshan Park, and the Beijing Working People's Palace of Culture. The middle one of the seven outer bridges, which is larger than the others was called Yuluqiao (Bridge of the Imperial Way) and was used exclusively by the emperor. The two bridges on each side were called Wanggongqiao (Royal Bridges) and were used by the royal family. The two bridges farther out were the Pinjiqiao (Ranking Bridges) and were used by civil and military officials above the third rank. Those of the fourth rank and below could use only the outer two bridges, which were called Gongshengqiao (Public Bridges).
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Coordinates: 39°54'24"N 116°23'28"E
- Xibianmen Bridge 3.7 km
- Xinxing Bridge 7.7 km
- Lianhua Bridge 7.8 km
- Yuegezhuang Bridge 11 km
- Kefeng Bridge 13 km
- Wufang Bridge 13 km
- Railway Bridge 25 km
- Tongzhou Yudaihe Bridge 25 km
- Yuntong Bridge 26 km
- North Juma River Bridge 51 km
- Zhongshan (Sun Yat-Sen) Park 0.4 km
- Tiananmen Square 0.5 km
- Nanhai (Southern sea) 1 km
- Zhongnanhai 1.2 km
- Xidan Shopping District 2 km
- Beijing Friendship Hospital 2.6 km
- Tiantan Park (Temple of Heaven) 3.2 km
- Site of the temple of Agriculture (Xiannongtan) 3.5 km
- Beijing Tiantan Hospital 3.6 km
- Taoranting Park 4 km