Are Jinsha River Bridge and Sanduizi Bridge the same bridge?

It may or may not be the same building. According to the official name of the railway bridge, the Jinsha River Bridge is the one that spans the Jinsha River; Sanduizi Bridge is the one that has just left the station in the south of Sanduizi Station, which is parallel to Jinsha River and more than 270 meters long, as long as Yajiang Railway Bridge. However, the bridge on the hillside is not easy to attract attention, while the bridge across the river is usually more attractive. And the east bank of Sanduizi Bridge happens to be Sanduizi Village, where many people live. It used to be the resident of Anning Township Government in Renhe District, and there was a great demand for crossing the river (Tongzilin Village was under the jurisdiction of Anning Township in the past, and after the new county was built near Tongzilin when Ertan immigrated, Anning Township was placed under Yanbian County and merged with Jinhe Township to form Tongzilin Town), but there was no highway bridge crossing the river downstream of Luoguo Bridge (the expressway bridge could not go), so few citizens would think that Sanduizi Bridge was not Jinsha River Bridge, as long as they didn't misunderstand the listener, just say it anyway.

But therefore, I advocate that the bridge should not be named only by the name of the river, but should have its own unique name, even if it is unknown, it should be named, not to mention the place names available here. You see, the Beijing-Kunming Expressway is also called Jinsha River Bridge. It is predicted that the second double line in chengdu-kunming railway will still be called Jinsha River Bridge, and 80% of the expressways along the Yangtze River will also be called Jinsha River Bridge. Look, there are piles of Beipanjiang Bridge on Beipanjiang River. What's the fuss? Is it difficult to name them? ...