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Instagram post 2228628142698926532_789150567 1953: This Taiwanese Bridge is Almost Two Kilometers Long At the time of its debut, the structure – measuring 6,361.7 feet (1,939 meters) in length and featuring 31 arches – was the longest bridge in East Asia. Span the rest of the story: https://transportationhistory.org/2020/01/24/1953-this-taiwanese-bridge-is-almost-two-kilometers-long/

1953: This Taiwanese Bridge is Almost Two Kilometers Long

At the time of its debut, the structure – measuring 6,361.7 feet (1,939 meters) in length and featuring 31 arches – was the longest bridge in East Asia.

Span the rest of the story: https://transportationhistory.org/2020/01/24/1953-this-taiwanese-bridge-is-almost-two-kilometers-long/ ...

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