Zhujiajian Strait Bridge Review

Zhujiajian Strait Bridge is a bridge connecting Zhoushan Island and Zhujiajian Island. It was opened in 1999, and it was the first large-scale cross-sea bridge in East China. In 2011, the bridge expansion project was opened, and the new bridge parallel to the old bridge was named Guanyin Bridge.

The Zhujiajian Strait Bridge is 2907 meters long, and the bridge connection road is10.21 kilometers long. He connects Zhujiajian and Zhoushan Island. He is the first large-scale sea-crossing bridge in East China at the beginning of the construction. About his history of construction: construction began in 1997, officially opened in 1999, 20 years ago, but he is still very strong. The bridge now has an extension from one bridge at the beginning to two bridges now, which happened a decade ago, when the Channel Bridge was ten years old, the project was doubled, and the newly built bridge was named Guanyin Bridge, which is two bridges that are parallel to the sea.

Zhujiajian Strait Bridge is also called Guanyin Bridge, which is connected to Shenjiamen Donggang New City and Zhujiajian Island. After opening the car, you can drive directly to the island by car, which is very convenient. Very spectacular, big bridge

Zhujiajian Strait Bridge is a road bridge connecting Zhoushan Bendao and Zhujiajian Island. The bridge is 2907 meters long and is the first large-scale sea-cross bridge in East China. Taking the first step from the island era to the bridge era, Zhoushan played an important role in Zhujiajian's development and construction, Putuo's tourism Golden Triangle development.

Worth traveling, there are a lot of seafood here and fresh

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