Poems describing Jiaozhou Bay Bridge

The poem describing Jiaozhou Bay Bridge is as follows:

Spring urges me to go to Chunlan, and Wan Liqing shines on the green hills. The sea mirror is boundless in three places and the cloud bridge is wide in Kyushu. The fishing boat looks at the stone bridge and surprises the moon, and the moon falls on the bridge and lies on the beach. On the way home from the banquet, my chest was full of ink, and I left Mazhuang alone.

Jiaozhou Bay Bridge completed the closure of the main bridge on February 22, 20 10, and the whole bridge was connected. It was named "Jiaozhou Bay Bridge" on June 23rd, 20th11. It was opened to traffic on June 30th, 20 1 1.

Jiaozhou Bay Bridge starts from the Bay Bridge Interchange in the east, crosses Jiaozhou Bay in the upper part, connects Hongdao Interchange in the middle and reaches Huangdao East Hub Interchange in the west; The total length of the line is 36.48km and the total length of the bridge is 25.881km; The bridge deck is a two-way six-lane expressway with a design speed of 80 km/h.

Extended data

The JIAOZHOU bay bridge, with a total length of 41.58km, is the first sea-crossing bridge in the world. The first phase of the project, with a total length of 28.88 kilometers, starts 200 meters north of Licun estuary on Qingdao side of Jiaozhou Bay, crosses Jiaozhou Bay, ends at Hongshiya on Huangdao side, and is connected with Qinglan Expressway.

The second phase of the project starts at the mouth of Licun River and runs along Licun River to Gaozhi Science and Technology Park, with a total length of 12.7 km. The bridge is a two-way six-lane expressway and an eight-lane urban expressway with a design speed of 80? Km/h, bridge width 35m, design reference period 100 year.

Overall layout of Jiaozhou Bay Bridge: Jiaozhou Bay Bridge consists of Cangkou Waterway Main Bridge, Hongdao Waterway, Daguhe Waterway, East-West Approach Bridge, Bridge Tower, Huangdao East Hub Overpass, Hongdao Overpass and Licunhe Overpass Ramp. The section of the main bridge is arranged from southwest to northeast.