Waibaidu Bridge, Historic bridge in Shanghai
The Waibaidu Bridge is a truss bridge that crosses the Suzhou Creek in Shanghai.
Constructed in 1908, it is the first all-steel bridge and one of the symbols of old Shanghai.
The bridge has been featured in numerous Chinese films and literary works.
Waibaidu Bridge serves as an important pedestrian thoroughfare in Shanghai.
Recognized as a Shanghai outstanding historical building, reflecting its architectural significance.
Location: Shanghai
Inception: 1908
Official opening: January 20, 1908
Length: 104.9 m
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