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Su-Tong Yangtze River Bridge is a monumental achievement in modern engineering, spanning a total length of 32.4 km between Nantong and Suzhou in Jiangsu Province. This remarkable bridge is composed of three main sections: the north shore wiring project, the crossing river bridge project, and the south bank wiring works. Renowned for its engineering excellence, the Su-Tong Bridge holds the title of the highest bridge in China’s construction history, showcasing unparalleled technological complexity and scientific advancement. With its innovative design and construction techniques, it has set multiple world records, including the longest main span and the largest pile foundations. The bridge is celebrated not only for its structural magnificence but also for its role in pushing the boundaries of bridge engineering, evidenced by its receipt of the prestigious George Richardson Award from the International Bridge Conference (IBC), marking it as China’s first recipient of the International Bridge Award.

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The Su-Tong Yangtze River Bridge is recognized as a landmark in the field of civil engineering, exemplifying the use of scientific and technological innovations to tackle complex construction challenges. It stands as a testament to modern engineering capabilities and serves as a crucial infrastructure link in the region.