Yongfeng Bridge

Yongfeng Bridge

Yongfeng bridge is the name of a bridge. Here, we refer to Kecun Yongfeng bridge, also known as Yunfeng bridge, which was built in the Tang Dynasty, and Yongfeng bridge, formerly known as Tongtu bridge, which is located in Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province and connects Jiangbei District and Haishu District.

Kecun Bridge

Yunfeng bridge, also known as Yongfeng bridge, is located in the south of Ke village, Jiuhua Mountain, across Yunfeng river. Banqiao was built in Tang Dynasty, shipanping bridge in Song Dynasty, single span stone arch bridge in Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. The bridge runs from north to south, across Yunfeng River, with a span of 8 meters, a length of 10 meters and a width of 5 meters. By the bridge, Yongfeng nunnery was built in Qing Dynasty. Today, some monks rebuilt the "Yunfeng Temple" at the site.

Tongtu Bridge

Yongfeng bridge, formerly known as Tongtu bridge, is a bridge across Yao River in Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, connecting Jiangbei District and Haishu District. The bridge is 260 meters long and 8 meters wide, with 40 meter beams at both ends and three 60 meter beams in the middle, which are supported by four piers. In 2001, Yongfeng bridge was completed and opened to traffic. Yongfeng bridge is not only an important traffic road, but also a place for Ningbo citizens to enjoy the night scenery.

Address: Zhujiajiao ancient town, Qingpu District, Shanghai

Longitude: 121.05693054199

Latitude: 31.11008644104

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