Linjiang Bridge

Linjiang Bridge

The total length of Linjiang bridge is 433.5 meters, with a total investment of 71 million yuan. It starts from the intersection of Xinwu road and Jihe South Road in the north, crosses Qingyi River, and connects Binjiang South Road in the south. It has two-way six lanes and the main bridge is 173.5 meters long. It was opened to traffic on January 6, 2008. It is the first cable-stayed bridge with single pylon and single cable plane in Anhui Province.

Professor Wu Chong from Tongji University is the designer of the tower, which means "land of fish and rice". Linjiang bridge, located at the intersection of Qingyi River and Yangtze River, is designed as a single tower cable-stayed bridge with 73.5m high main tower in the shape of fish. There is a 6-story sightseeing platform, visitors can take the elevator to the top of the tower for sightseeing.

The original inspiration is that Wuhu is a land of fish and rice. " Integrating the local characteristics of Wuhu into this building, we designed this riverside tower. The steel beam is the backbone of the fish, and the aluminum alloy panel and glass curtain wall are the scales of the fish. This design is unique and full of Wuhu characteristics.

Linjiang bridge has won Anhui Huangshan cup quality project award and 2009 "national municipal golden cup demonstration project" award.

Address: in Wuhu City, from the intersection of Xinwu road and Jihe South Road in the north to Binjiang South Road in the south.

Longitude: 118.36378479004

Latitude: 31.324293136597