Feiyunjiang Bridge

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Feiyunjiang Bridge 飞云江三桥 (瑞安大桥)
View of Feiyunjiang Bridge
Coordinates	27°44′N 120°40′E / 27.73°N 120.66°E / 27.73; 120.66
Locale	Rui'an, Zhejiang, China
Other name(s)	Rui'an Bridge
Characteristics
Design	Beam bridge
Total length	2,956 metres (9,698 ft)
Width	36.8 metres (121 ft)
Height	162.11 metres (531.9 ft)
History
Construction start	2003
Construction end	2008
Opened	2009
Location

Feiyunjiang Bridge (Chinese: 飞云江三桥; pinyin: Fēiyúnjiāng sān Qiáo) is a beam bridge in Rui'an, Zhejiang, which spans the Feiyun River. The bridge was made to alleviate traffic jams on Zhejiang's portion of the China National Highway 104. Construction started in 2003, and the bridge was officially opened in early 2009. The bridge is 2,956 metres (9,698 ft) long, and 36.8 metres (121 ft) wide.^[1]

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