The bridges of Vietnam's record part 2

Published: 03/11/2011 02:05

Thuan Phuoc Bridge

Was inaugurated in 2009 after three years of construction with a total investment nearly 1,000 billion VND. This suspension bridge is the longest rope hammock Vietnam, and is one of the most beautiful modern architecture of our country. Bridge length 1.856m, height 92m and 18m wide with four lanes.

 

Vinh Tuy Bridge

Widest bridge (Thanh Tri bridge width 33.10 m) and the cost of bridge construction to the present 5500 billion. Vinh Tuy Bridge width 38m, length of 3.690m is one of the largest bridges in Indochina. Work starts in 2005 and inaugurated in 2009.

 

Can Tho Bridge

Work starts in 2004, Can Tho bridge spanning Hau river and connects between the city of Can Tho and Vinh Long province. In 2010 was officially inaugurated and opened to traffic after the event, the ups and downs, CanTho bridge is a cable-stayed suspension bridge main span is the longest in Southeast Asia.

Invested 4,832 billion, for the entire route length is 15.85 km, 2.75 km long main bridge, cable-stayed bridge over 1.010km long. Bridge is 171m in height, 23.1 m wide with four lanes.

 

Rạch Miễu Bridge

Was inaugurated in 2009, spanning the Tien River connecting Ben Tre to Tien Giang. This is the first cable-stayed suspension bridge built by Vietnam design and construction.

 

Rong Bridge

 

Dragon Bridge spanning the Han River, the bridge is 1,498 billion investment started in 2009 and is scheduled for completion in 2013. World Road Association recognized this is one of the bridge has a unique design and novel.

Nguyen Van Troi - Tran Thi Ly Bridge

Nguyen Van Troi - Tran Thi Ly bridge across the Han River, was started in 2010. The bridge has a unique design with an inclined plane cable stayed bridge, with towers in the middle of V-shaped inclined 12 degrees to the west. Are arranged along the cylindrical elevator takes visitors to the top of the head with a terrace to enjoy the city.

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