Sutong bridge

China / Jiangsu / Nantong / G15 Shenhai Expressway

bridge, cable-stayed bridge

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The Suzhou-Nantong Yangtze Road Bridge, the world's largest cable-stayed bridge, was formally opened on Monday in East China's Jiangsu Province after five years of construction.

Coaches run on the Suzhou-Nantong Yangtze Road Bridge in East China's Jiangsu Province on the launching day of the bridge June 30, 2008.

The bridge, linking the two prosperous cities of Nantong and Suzhou, runs 32.4 kilometers, with 8,146 meters spanning the Yangtze, China's longest waterway. It has three lanes each way.

(Chinadaily, 2008-07-01)

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sutong_Bridge

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Coordinates: 31°47'8"N 120°59'40"E

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Hangzhou Bay Bridge Service Station 147 km
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Xihoumen Bridge 209 km
Xihoumen Bridge 210 km
Xiangshan Harbor Bridge 248 km

Nantong Zhenhua port machinery base 2.7 km
Changshu Port ( Changshu Xinghua Port ,сontrolled by Suzhou Port) 3.7 km
Jiangsu Changshu Power Plant 4.1 km
(Nantong economic and technical development zone) 15 km
Jiulong Paper Breakbulk Terminal 18 km
Wugang Ore Terminal 20 km
Huaneng Taicang Coal Power Plant 22 km
Taicang port ( controlled by Suzhou Port ) 26 km
Chongming Island 56 km
Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge 57 km

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Nantong Zhenhua port machinery base Changshu Port ( Changshu Xinghua Port ,сontrolled by Suzhou Port) Jiangsu Changshu Power Plant (Nantong economic and technical development zone) Jiulong Paper Breakbulk Terminal Wugang Ore Terminal Huaneng Taicang Coal Power Plant Taicang port ( controlled by Suzhou Port ) Chongming Island Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge