Aberdeen Channel Bridge, Bridge in Hong Kong
The Aberdeen Channel Bridge is a prestressed concrete balanced cantilever bridge in Hong Kong.
Completed in 1983, it has significantly improved transportation in the region.
It provides a vital link for communities and commerce, becoming an integral part of local livelihoods.
The bridge spans the Aberdeen Channel, allowing access to Ap Lei Chau.
Known locally as 香港仔海峽大橋, it features prominently on Hong Kong's skyline.
Official opening: 2016
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The Aberdeen Channel Bridge is a prestressed concrete balanced cantilever bridge in Hong Kong.
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