Yanji Yangtze River Bridge successfully closed!
Source：CCCCTime：2025-11-25
The main span consists of 69 beam sections, totaling about 56,000 tons.
The Yanjia Yangtze River Bridge in Hubei Province, designed and built by CCCC, has successfully closed its main span, adding a key crossing over the Yangtze River.
With a main span of 1,860 meters, it is the world's largest cable-stayed bridge with four main cables. The two-level structure carries a 6-lane highway above at 100 km/h and a 4-lane urban expressway below at 80 km/h.
The main span consists of 69 beam sections, totaling about 56,000 tons. Due to aviation height limits, the main tower is capped at 184 meters, achieving a record 1:15 span-to-tower-height ratio for large suspension bridges.
During construction, the CCCC team advanced key technologies for four-cable suspension bridges and smart construction methods. They deployed an integrated smart tower-building machine and a "concrete cloud factory" to monitor concrete from transport to pouring and curing, ensuring high-quality results.
Linking Ezhou and Huanggang and connecting to Hubei's international logistics hub airport, the bridge will strengthen the regional integrated transport network—road, rail, water, and air.
Editor: Second Harbor Engineering
