Ap Lei Chau Bridge, Suspension bridge in Hong Kong
Ap Lei Chau Bridge connects Ap Lei Chau with Aberdeen.
It was the longest cable-stayed bridge in Hong Kong at the time of its completion.
The bridge is a vital transportation link for the residents of Ap Lei Chau Island.
Facilitates movement and fosters economic growth in the area.
Known for its distinct design and contribution to the local skyline.
Location: Hong Kong
Official opening: July 27, 1994
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