Qingfeng Bridge

Qingfeng Bridge

Qingfeng bridge is a bridge across the Yongjiang River in Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, China. It carries Tongtu road and connects Jiangdong District and Jiangbei District. It was built in March 2004 and opened to traffic in November 2008. It is the second bridge connecting Jiangdong District and Jiangbei District after Yongjiang bridge.

According to cheling's Zhang clan genealogy, the bridge was built before Jiajing of Ming Dynasty. It was originally a wooden structure with three or five houses on it. In the last two times, it was destroyed by floods and built again and again. The existing three holes are 3.4 meters wide on both sides and are paved with stone slabs. The pier is 2.85 meters high and made of stones. Stone beams are set on both sides of the bridge deck, and stone railings are set on both sides. There are three stone railings on the left and right, 44 cm in height and 16 cm in thickness. On the inside are carved unicorns, Phoenix, flowers and birds. "Qingfeng bridge" is engraved on the outside of the east middle fence. In the middle of the pillar, there is a stone lion on one side and a stone elephant on the other side, with a vivid look and exquisite carving.

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Address: above Yongjiang, Jiangbei District, Ningbo

Longitude: 121.56477977546

Latitude: 29.891905028031

Ticket information: no ticket required.