Minpu Bridge

A bridge that often drives through, but the first time I went to the bridge so close is the first time. The bridge is double-layered, and the bridge is very long. It connects both sides of the Huangpu River. The scenery is really good if you look far away.

The Lipu Bridge is another cross-river bridge on the Huangpu River in Shanghai, connecting Minhang District and Pudong New Area. The Lipu Bridge was built in 2005, and it began to open in April 2010. When I went to Pujiang Country Park, I passed the Lipu Bridge. Now I am not unusual to see the bridge. I remember that I was very excited to see the Cross-River Bridge two years ago.

Shenjiahu Expressway is the highway section I prefer to choose when I go out to Shanghai to Zhejiang. Although it will be a bit detour from Pudong, most of the cars are not blocked. Lipu everyone is relatively simple and unpretentious, after all, there are already Zhuyu in front, if the cross-river bridge, Shanghai has several!

The second bridge of Lipu is spectacular, atmospheric, and steel structure, which is very suitable for taking pictures.

The second bridge of Lipu on the banks of the Huangpu River likes to take pictures in the past very much, and it is worth nostalgic.

Zhangpu No. 2 Bridge (The Second Mingpu Bridge) is a river crossing passage connecting Minhang District and Fengxian District in Shanghai, China. It is located on the Huangpu River waterway and is one of the components of the Shanghai Overseas Ring Expressway. [1] Zhangpu No. 2 Bridge is worth a visit. The road and rail transit are integrated. Of course, you can see the Huangpu River from a distance. It was built in January 2007; the main bridge was completed on November 28, 2009; and opened to traffic on May 21, 2010. From the north of the Lipu No. 2 Bridge, the upper cross Huangpu River waterway, the south to the Lihang Expressway; the line is 4893 meters long, and the main bridge is436.65 meters long. The upper floor of the bridge is a two-way four-lane urban expressway with a design speed of 60 km/h; the lower floor is a double-lane light rail with a design speed of 80 km/h.