Tsingma Bridge
Tsing Yi Island, Hong Kong, China
Description:
The Tsingma Bridge is a suspension bridge that is one of the 10 longest bridges in the world. It connects Qing Yi Island with Mawan Island.
The bridge has two levels – upper and lower. At the second level, road and rail traffic is organized. The main span of the bridge reaches a length of 1.377 meters, which is more than the Golden Gate in San Francisco, and 206 meters - the height of pylons. There are no sidewalks on the bridge, so parking is prohibited.
The bridge was built and opened in 1997. The total amount of construction of the bridge exceeded HK$7 billion. Traffic on the bridge is monitored by security cameras, images of which are visible on the government website.
This bridge has become a famous landmark, which attracts from all parts of the city.