US EditionChina Set To Break New World Record With Outrageously Massive Construction Project
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China Set To Break New World Record With Outrageously Massive Construction Project
Would you go for a drive on the world’s tallest bridge? Starting in June, those who live near the Huajiang Grand Canyon will have the opportunity to do just that. Construction on the bridge began back in 2022, but it’s easy to understand why it’s taken so long to complete. It’s set to be 1.8 miles long and will stand about 2,050 feet above sea level. For context, that is 947 feet taller than the current tallest bridge: the Millau Viaduct in Fran…
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