List of longest cable-stayed bridge spans

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This list ranks the world's cable-stayed bridges by the length of main span, i.e. the distance between the suspension towers. The length of the main span is the most common way to rank cable-stayed bridges. If one bridge has a longer span than another, it does not mean that the bridge is the longer from shore to shore, or from anchorage to anchorage. However, the size of the main span does often correlate with the height of the towers, and the engineering complexity involved in designing and constructing the bridge.

Cable-stayed bridges with more than three spans are generally more complex, and bridges of this type generally represent a more notable engineering achievement, even where their spans are shorter.

Cable-stayed bridges have the second-longest spans, after suspension bridges, of bridge types. They are practical for spans up to around 1 kilometre (0.6 mi). The Russky Bridge over the Eastern Bosphorus in Vladivostok, Russia, with its 1,104 metres (3,622 ft) span, has the longest span of any cable-stayed bridge, displacing the former record holder, the Sutong Bridge over the Yangtze River in the People's Republic of China 1,088 metres (3,570 ft) on 12 April 2012.[citation needed]

Completed cable-stayed bridges[]

This list of largest cable-stayed bridges includes all bridges with a main span of at least 500 metres (1,640 ft) in length. This list only includes bridges that carry vehicular traffic, such as automobiles or trains. It does not include suspension bridges, footbridges or pipeline bridges.

Sortable list of largest completed cable-stayed bridges, ranked by length of main span
Image Rank Name Span Number
of
pylons		 Year
completed		 Location Country Ref
Metres Feet
Русский мост - Russky Bridge (8503356392)2.jpg 1 Russky Bridge 1,104 m 3,622 ft
2
2012
 Vladivostok
43°3′47.6″N 131°54′26.8″E / 43.063222°N 131.907444°E / 43.063222; 131.907444 (Russky Bridge)		 Russia [S 1]
2 Hutong Yangtze River Bridge 1,092 m 3,583 ft
2
2020
 Nantong - Suzhou, Jiangsu
32°00′17.1″N 120°42′50.1″E / 32.004750°N 120.713917°E / 32.004750; 120.713917 (Hutong Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 2][1][2]
Sutong Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 3 Sutong Yangtze River Bridge 1,088 m 3,570 ft
2
2008
 Suzhou - Nantong, Jiangsu
31°46′40.2″N 120°59′41.2″E / 31.777833°N 120.994778°E / 31.777833; 120.994778 (Sutong Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 3]
Stonecutters' Bridge2.jpg 4 Stonecutters Bridge 1,018 m 3,340 ft
2
2009
 Tsing Yi - Stonecutters Island, Hong Kong
22°19′33.7″N 114°7′6″E / 22.326028°N 114.11833°E / 22.326028; 114.11833 (Stonecutters Bridge)		 China [S 4]
5  [zh] 938 m 3077 ft
2
2021
 Wuhan, Hubei
30°40′47.8″N 114°28′00.4″E / 30.679944°N 114.466778°E / 30.679944; 114.466778 (Qingshan Yangtze River Bridge) 		China
E’dong Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 6 Edong Yangtze River Bridge 926 m 3,038 ft
2
2010
 Huangshi, Hubei
30°15′38.1″N 115°4′20.1″E / 30.260583°N 115.072250°E / 30.260583; 115.072250 (Edong Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 5]
7  [zh] 920 m 3,018 ft
2
2019
 Jiayu County, Hubei
30°03′07.0″N 113°59′05.0″E / 30.051944°N 113.984722°E / 30.051944; 113.984722 (Jiayu Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [3]
Tatara Bridge-3edit.jpg 8 Tatara Bridge 890 m 2,920 ft
2
1999
 , Hiroshima - Ōmishima Island, Ehime
34°15′35.7″N 133°3′52.6″E / 34.259917°N 133.064611°E / 34.259917; 133.064611 (Tatara Bridge)		 Japan [S 6]
9 Pont de Normandie 856 m 2,808 ft
2
1995
 Le Havre, Seine-Maritime - Honfleur, Calvados
49°25′56.1″N 0°16′26.3″E / 49.432250°N 0.273972°E / 49.432250; 0.273972 (Pont de Normandie)		 France [S 7]
10  [zh] 828 m 2,717 ft
2
2019
 Chizhou - Zongyang County, Anhui
30°41′38.0″N 117°20′54.4″E / 30.693889°N 117.348444°E / 30.693889; 117.348444 (Chizhou Yangtze River Bridge) 		China [4]
11  [zh] 820 m 2,690 ft
2
2019
 Shishou, Hubei
29°47′14.6″N 112°29′34.3″E / 29.787389°N 112.492861°E / 29.787389; 112.492861 (Shishou Yangtze River Bridge) 		China [5]
Second Jiujiang Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 12 Jiujiang Yangtze River Expressway Bridge 818 m 2,684 ft
2
2013
 Jiujiang, Jiangxi - Huangmei County, Hubei
29°43′21.4″N 115°54′30.2″E / 29.722611°N 115.908389°E / 29.722611; 115.908389 (Jiujiang Yangtze River Expressway Bridge)		 China [S 8]
China Yangtze Bridge2.jpg 13 Jingyue Yangtze River Bridge 816 m 2,677 ft
2
2010
 Jingzhou, Hubei - Yueyang, Hunan
29°32′39.9″N 113°13′20.3″E / 29.544417°N 113.222306°E / 29.544417; 113.222306 (Jingyue Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 9]
14  [zh] 806 m 2,644 ft
2
2017
 Wuhu, Anhui
31°14′06.5″N 118°07′44.9″E / 31.235139°N 118.129139°E / 31.235139; 118.129139 (Second Wuhu Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [6]
Incheon Grand Bridge.jpg 15 Incheon Bridge 800 m 2,625 ft
2
2009
 Incheon - Yeongjongdo
37°24′50.2″N 126°34′1.1″E / 37.413944°N 126.566972°E / 37.413944; 126.566972 (Incheon Bridge)		 South Korea [S 10]
YachiByHighestBridges.jpg 15 Yachi River Bridge 800 m 2,625 ft
2
2016
 Qingzhen, Guizhou
26°50′56.9″N 106°08′14.5″E / 26.849139°N 106.137361°E / 26.849139; 106.137361 (Yachi River Bridge)		 China [7]
17 Xiamen Zhangzhou Bridge 780 m 2,559 ft
2
2013
 Zhangzhou - Xiamen, Fujian
24°27′22.5″N 117°56′57.9″E / 24.456250°N 117.949417°E / 24.456250; 117.949417 (Xiamen Zhangzhou Bridge)		 China [8]
18  [zh] 760 m 2,493 ft
2
2017
 Wuhan, Hubei
30°26′04.4″N 114°11′07.2″E / 30.434556°N 114.185333°E / 30.434556; 114.185333 (Zhuankou Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [9]
Золотой мост (9252929327).jpg 19 Zolotoy Bridge 737 m 2,418 ft
2
2012
 Vladivostok
43°6′31.4″N 131°53′45.9″E / 43.108722°N 131.896083°E / 43.108722; 131.896083 (Zolotoy Bridge)		 Russia [S 11]
Shanghai Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 20 Shanghai Yangtze River Bridge 730 m 2,395 ft
2
2009
 Shanghai - Chongming County
31°26′4.3″N 121°44′38.3″E / 31.434528°N 121.743972°E / 31.434528; 121.743972 (Shanghai Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 12]
20  [zh] 730 m 2,395 ft
2
2019
 Wanzhou District, Chongqing
30°47′26.3″N 108°23′50.4″E / 30.790639°N 108.397333°E / 30.790639; 108.397333 (Third Wanzhou Yangtze River Bridge) 		China [10]
BeipanjiangDugeByHighestBridges.jpg 22 Duge Bridge 720 m 2,362 ft
2
2016
 , Guizhou
26°23′11.8″N 104°40′31.8″E / 26.386611°N 104.675500°E / 26.386611; 104.675500 (Duge Bridge)		 China [S 13]
Minpu 1st Bridge.jpg 23 Minpu Bridge 708 m 2,323 ft
2
2009
 Shanghai
31°3′10.7″N 121°28′35.1″E / 31.052972°N 121.476417°E / 31.052972; 121.476417 (Minpu Bridge)		 China [S 14]
No image.svg 24  [zh] 700 m 2,297 ft
2
2015
 Foshan - Jiangmen, Guangdong
22°46′52.1″N 113°04′08.7″E / 22.781139°N 113.069083°E / 22.781139; 113.069083 (Jiangshun Xi River Bridge)		 China [11]
象山港大桥桥面.jpg 25 Xiangshan Port Bridge 688 m 2,257 ft
2
2012
 Ningbo - Xiangshan County, Zhejiang
29°37′36.7″N 121°49′2.1″E / 29.626861°N 121.817250°E / 29.626861; 121.817250 (Xiangshan Port Bridge)		 China [12]
琅岐闽江大桥 - Langqi Min River Bridge - 2015.08 - panoramio2.jpg 26  [zh] 680 m 2,231 ft
2
2013
 Fuzhou, Fujian
26°5′57″N 119°32′13.1″E / 26.09917°N 119.536972°E / 26.09917; 119.536972 (Langqi Min River Bridge)		 China [13]
丰都长江二桥.jpg 26  [zh] 680 m 2,231 ft
2
2017
 Fengdu County, Chongqing
29°52′05.9″N 107°42′28.1″E / 29.868306°N 107.707806°E / 29.868306; 107.707806 (Second Fengdu Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [14]
Queensferry Bridge 1 (37475058231).jpg 28 Queensferry Crossing 650 m 2,133 ft
3
2017
 Lothian and Fife
56°0′17″N 3°24′45″W / 56.00472°N 3.41250°W / 56.00472; -3.41250 (Queensferry Crossing)		 United Kingdom [S 15]
NJ 3rd Bridge-edit.jpg 29 Third Nanjing Yangtze Bridge 648 m 2,126 ft
2
2005
 Nanjing, Jiangsu
31°58′13″N 118°38′29.7″E / 31.97028°N 118.641583°E / 31.97028; 118.641583 (Third Nanjing Yangtze Bridge)		 China [S 16]
No image.svg 30  [zh] 638 m 2,093 ft
2
2016
 Wangjiang County, Anhui
30°5′26.5″N 116°46′49″E / 30.090694°N 116.78028°E / 30.090694; 116.78028 (Wangdong Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 17]
Boundary River Highway Bridge of Sino-Korean Yalu River.jpg 31 New Yalu River Bridge 636 m 2,087 ft
2
2015
 Dandong, Liaoning - Sinuiju, North Pyongan Province
40°2′7.8″N 124°22′11.2″E / 40.035500°N 124.369778°E / 40.035500; 124.369778 (New Yalu River Bridge)		 China
North Korea		 [15]
Tongling Yangtze Rail-Road Bridge.jpg 32  [zh] 630 m 2,067 ft
2
2015
 Tongling, Anhui
31°5′0.4″N 117°57′58.3″E / 31.083444°N 117.966194°E / 31.083444; 117.966194 (Second Tongling Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 18]
Second Nanjing Yangtze Bridge.JPG 33 Second Nanjing Yangtze Bridge 628 m 2,060 ft
2
2001
 Nanjing, Jiangsu
32°9′45.4″N 118°50′10.2″E / 32.162611°N 118.836167°E / 32.162611; 118.836167 (Second Nanjing Yangtze Bridge)		 China [S 19]
Jintang cable-stayed bridge.JPG 34 Jintang Bridge 620 m 2,034 ft
2
2009
 Ningbo - Jintang Island, Zhejiang
30°3′38″N 121°48′16.6″E / 30.06056°N 121.804611°E / 30.06056; 121.804611 (Jintang Bridge)		 China [S 20]
Baishazhou Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 35 Baishazhou Yangtze River Bridge 618 m 2,028 ft
2
2000
 Wuhan, Hubei
30°29′24.8″N 114°14′10.4″E / 30.490222°N 114.236222°E / 30.490222; 114.236222 (Baishazhou Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 21]
Erqi Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 36 Erqi Yangtze River Bridge 616 m
(x2)		 2,021 ft
(x2)
3
2011
 Wuhan, Hubei
30°37′39.5″N 114°20′31″E / 30.627639°N 114.34194°E / 30.627639; 114.34194 (Erqi Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 22]
No image.svg 37  [zh] 608 m 1,995 ft
2
2014
29°02′37.9″N 105°53′03.2″E / 29.043861°N 105.884222°E / 29.043861; 105.884222 (Yongchuan Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [16]
Qingzhou Bridge.jpg 38 Qingzhou Bridge 605 m 1,985 ft
2
2001
 Fuzhou, Fujian
25°59′15.9″N 119°28′17.5″E / 25.987750°N 119.471528°E / 25.987750; 119.471528 (Qingzhou Bridge)		 China [S 23]
Yangpu Bridge-1.jpg 39 Yangpu Bridge 602 m 1,975 ft
2
1993
 Shanghai
31°15′24.4″N 121°32′29.4″E / 31.256778°N 121.541500°E / 31.256778; 121.541500 (Yangpu Bridge)		 China [S 24]
40  [zh] 600 m
(x2) 		1969 ft
(x2)
3
2020
 Nanjing, Jiangsu
32°00′21.4″N 118°39′41.6″E / 32.005944°N 118.661556°E / 32.005944; 118.661556 (Fifth Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge) 		China [17]
Xupu Bridge.JPG 41 Xupu Bridge 590 m 1,936 ft
2
1997
 Shanghai
31°7′45.6″N 121°27′52.8″E / 31.129333°N 121.464667°E / 31.129333; 121.464667 (Xupu Bridge)		 China [S 25]
Meiko Central Bridge 20160904A.jpg 41  [ja] 590 m 1,936 ft
2
1998
 Nagoya, Aichi
35°3′12.5″N 136°51′37.2″E / 35.053472°N 136.860333°E / 35.053472; 136.860333 (Meiko-Chuo Bridge)		 Japan [S 26]
43  [zh] 588 m 1929 ft
2
2020
 Wuhu, Anhui
31°21′19.8″N 118°20′29.2″E / 31.355500°N 118.341444°E / 31.355500; 118.341444 (Yijishan Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [18]
Taoyaomen Bridge, Zhejiang Province.JPG 44 Taoyaomen Bridge 580 m 1,903 ft
2
2003
 - , Zhoushan
30°6′0.9″N 121°57′34.3″E / 30.100250°N 121.959528°E / 30.100250; 121.959528 (Taoyaomen Bridge)		 China [S 27]
Anqing Yangtze River Railway Bridge.JPG 44 Anqing Yangtze River Railway Bridge 580 m 1,903 ft
2
2014
 Anqing, Anhui
30°34′20″N 117°14′57.4″E / 30.57222°N 117.249278°E / 30.57222; 117.249278 (Anqing Yangtze River Railway Bridge)		 China [S 28]
Liuguanghe Bridge XiqianByHighestBridges.jpg 44 Liuguanghe Xiqian Expressway Bridge 580 m 1,903 ft
2
2017
 , Guizhou
27°04′43.3″N 106°24′03.2″E / 27.078694°N 106.400889°E / 27.078694; 106.400889 (Liuguanghe Bridge Xiqian)		 China [19]
47  [zh] 572 m 1,877 ft
2
2019
 Nanxi District, Sichuan
28°48′34.7″N 104°57′33.8″E / 28.809639°N 104.959389°E / 28.809639; 104.959389 (Nanxi Xianyuan Yangtze River Bridge) 		China [20]
Huanggang Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 48  [zh] 567 m 1,860 ft
2
2014
 Huanggang, Hubei
30°31′57.6″N 114°49′58.5″E / 30.532667°N 114.832917°E / 30.532667; 114.832917 (Huanggang Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 29]
49  [zh] 565 m 1854 ft
2
2020
 Hancheng, Shaanxi - Hejin, Shanxi
35°39′17.4″N 110°36′4.62″E / 35.654833°N 110.6012833°E / 35.654833; 110.6012833 (Yumenkou Yellow River Road Bridge) 		China [21]
Rio-Antirio bridge cropped.jpg 50 Rio–Antirrio bridge 560 m
(x3)		 1,837 ft
(x3)
4
2004
 Rio, Peloponnese - Antirrio, Aetolia-Acarnania
38°19′13.9″N 21°46′23.3″E / 38.320528°N 21.773139°E / 38.320528; 21.773139 (Rio–Antirrio bridge)		 Greece [S 30]
50  [zh] 560 m 1,837 ft
2
2017
 Jainca County - Hualong Hui, Qinghai
35°50′12.4″N 102°05′06.5″E / 35.836778°N 102.085139°E / 35.836778; 102.085139 (Haihuang Bridge)		 China [S 31]
52 Pingtang Bridge 550 m
(x2) 		1,804 ft
3
2019
 Pingtang, Guizhou
25°47′09.2″N 107°03′20.1″E / 25.785889°N 107.055583°E / 25.785889; 107.055583 (Pingtang Bridge) 		China[S 32]
DSC 8728 (17815712628)2.jpg 52 Can Tho Bridge 550 m 1,804 ft
2
2010
 Cần Thơ, Mekong Delta
10°2′5.6″N 105°48′46.3″E / 10.034889°N 105.812861°E / 10.034889; 105.812861 (Can Tho Bridge)		 Vietnam [S 33]
52  [zh] 550 m 1,804 ft
2
2019
 Fuzhou, Fujian
26°8′3.23″N 119°35′31.72″E / 26.1342306°N 119.5921444°E / 26.1342306; 119.5921444 (Changmen Bridge) 		China [22]
Bukhang Bridge under construction2.JPG 55 Busan Harbor Bridge 540 m 1,772 ft
2
2014
 Busan, Yeongnam
35°6′21.1″N 129°3′54.5″E / 35.105861°N 129.065139°E / 35.105861; 129.065139 (Busan Harbor Bridge)		 South Korea [S 34]
Puente de la Constitución de 1812, Cádiz, en agosto de 2015.jpg 56 La Pepa Bridge 540 m 1,772 ft
2
2015
 Cádiz, Andalusia
36°31′23.4″N 6°15′56″W / 36.523167°N 6.26556°W / 36.523167; -6.26556 (La Pepa Bridge)		 Spain [S 35]
57  [zh] 535 m 1755 ft
2
2021
 Fuding, Fujian

27°14′22.25″N 120°17′33.81″E / 27.2395139°N 120.2927250°E / 27.2395139; 120.2927250 (Shachengwan Bridge)

China [23]
58  [zh] 532 m 1745 ft
2
2020
 Changle - Pingtan County, Fujian
25°41′45.7″N 119°37′40.6″E / 25.696028°N 119.627944°E / 25.696028; 119.627944 (Pingtan Strait Rail-Road Bridge)		 China [24][25]
Skarnsundbrua.jpg 59 Skarnsund Bridge 530 m 1,739 ft
2
1991
 Inderøy - Mosvik, Nord-Trøndelag
63°50′35.8″N 11°4′32.2″E / 63.843278°N 11.075611°E / 63.843278; 11.075611 (Skarnsund Bridge)		 Norway [S 36]
Puente del Atlántico del Canal de Panamá .jpg 59 Atlantic Bridge, Panama 530 m 1,739 ft
2
2019[26]
 Colón Province
9°18′27.9″N 79°55′05.7″W / 9.307750°N 79.918250°W / 9.307750; -79.918250 (Atlantic Bridge, Panama)		 Panama [S 37]
Puente Baluarte 03.jpg 61 Baluarte Bridge 520 m 1,706 ft
2
2012
 Concordia, Sinaloa - Pueblo Nuevo, Durango
23°32′1.8″N 105°45′36.4″W / 23.533833°N 105.760111°W / 23.533833; -105.760111 (Baluarte Bridge)		 Mexico [S 38]
Huangyi Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 61  [zh] 520 m 1,706 ft
2
2012
 , Sichuan
28°53′42.6″N 105°32′53.8″E / 28.895167°N 105.548278°E / 28.895167; 105.548278 (Huangyi Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 39]
Queshi Bridge in Shantou.jpg 63 Queshi Bridge 518 m 1,699 ft
2
1999
 Shantou, Guangdong
23°20′38.1″N 116°39′35.9″E / 23.343917°N 116.659972°E / 23.343917; 116.659972 (Queshi Bridge)		 China [S 40]
63  [zh] 518 m 1,699 ft
2
2018
 Gong'an County - Jiangling County, Hubei
30°04′14.4″N 112°19′39.3″E / 30.070667°N 112.327583°E / 30.070667; 112.327583 (Gongan Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [27]
Tsurumi tsubasa bridge from twin tower2.jpg 65 Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge 510 m 1,673 ft
2
1994
 Yokohama, Kanagawa
35°28′19.3″N 139°41′57.1″E / 35.472028°N 139.699194°E / 35.472028; 139.699194 (Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge)		 Japan [S 41]
Anqing Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 65 Anqing Yangtze River Bridge 510 m 1,673 ft
2
2004
 Anqing, Anhui
30°29′56.6″N 117°4′16.9″E / 30.499056°N 117.071361°E / 30.499056; 117.071361 (Anqing Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 42]
65  [ko] 510 m 1,673 ft
2
2019
 Amtae Island - , South Jeolla Province
34°51′38.2″N 126°10′16.6″E / 34.860611°N 126.171278°E / 34.860611; 126.171278 (First Saecheonnyeon Bridge)		 South Korea [28][29]
68  [zh] 508 m 1,667 ft
2
2018
 , Guizhou
25°10′54.8″N 106°41′12.7″E / 25.181889°N 106.686861°E / 25.181889; 106.686861 (Hongshui River Huiluo Bridge) 		China [30]
Tianxingzhou Yangtze River Bridge.JPG 69 Tianxingzhou Yangtze River Bridge 504 m 1,654 ft
2
2008
 Wuhan, Hubei
30°39′25.8″N 114°24′1.7″E / 30.657167°N 114.400472°E / 30.657167; 114.400472 (Tianxingzhou Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 43]
Jingzhou-Changjiang daqio2.JPG 70 Jingzhou Yangtze River Bridge
north bridge		 500 m 1,640 ft
2
2002
 Jingzhou, Hubei
30°19′4″N 112°13′2.8″E / 30.31778°N 112.217444°E / 30.31778; 112.217444 (Jingzhou Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [S 44]
Thailand - Chao Phraya River.jpg 70 Kanchanaphisek Bridge 500 m 1,640 ft
2
2007
 Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Province
13°37′59.5″N 100°32′18.2″E / 13.633194°N 100.538389°E / 13.633194; 100.538389 (Kanchanaphisek Bridge)		 Thailand [S 45]
Malaysia Sungai Johor Bridge2.jpg 70 Sungai Johor Bridge 500 m 1,640 ft
2
2011
 Johor Bahru, Johor
1°31′54.7″N 104°1′21.4″E / 1.531861°N 104.022611°E / 1.531861; 104.022611 (Sungai Johor Bridge)		 Malaysia [S 46]
Mok po bridge.jpg 70  [ko] 500 m 1,640 ft
2
2012
 Mokpo, South Jeolla Province
34°47′20.7″N 126°21′20.7″E / 34.789083°N 126.355750°E / 34.789083; 126.355750 (Pont de Mokpo}Mokpo Bridge)		 South Korea [31]
No image.svg 70  [ko] 500 m 1,640 ft
2
2015
 Yeosu -
34°35′52.5″N 127°44′6.9″E / 34.597917°N 127.735250°E / 34.597917; 127.735250 (Hwatae Bridge)		 South Korea [32]
70  [zh] 500 m

(x2)

1640 ft

(x2)

4
2020
 Zhuhai, Guangdong
22°10′10″N 113°26′4.77″E / 22.16944°N 113.4346583°E / 22.16944; 113.4346583 (Honghe Bridge) 		China [33]
70  [zh] 500 m 1640 ft
2
2020
 Nanjing, Jiangsu
32°10′5.89″N 118°46′20.86″E / 32.1683028°N 118.7724611°E / 32.1683028; 118.7724611 (Shangba Bridge) 		China [34]
70 500 m 1640 ft
2
2020
 - , South Jeolla Province
34°38′03.8″N 127°34′19.2″E / 34.634389°N 127.572000°E / 34.634389; 127.572000 (Hwayang Bridge)		 South Korea [35]

Cable-stayed bridges under construction[]

Sortable list of cable-stayed bridges under construction, ranked by length of main span
Name span
metre (m) 		Span
feet (ft) 		Number
of
pylons 		Year
to open 		Location Country Ref
 [zh] 1176 m 3858 ft
2
2024
 Changzhou - Taizhou, Jiangsu
31°58′53″N 120°00′03″E / 31.98139°N 120.00083°E / 31.98139; 120.00083 (Changzhou Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [36][37]
Maanshan Yangtze River Rail & Road Double Deck Bridge 1120 m (x2) 3675 ft
3
 Ma'anshan, Hubei
31°35′38″N 118°23′31″E / 31.59389°N 118.39194°E / 31.59389; 118.39194 (Maanshan Yangtze River Rail & Road Bridge) 		China [38]
Gordie Howe International Bridge 853 m 2799 ft
2
2024[39]
 Detroit to Windsor United States/Canada [40][41]
 [zh] 768 m 2520 ft
2
2021
 Wuxue, Hubei
29°50′34.9″N 115°30′10.7″E / 29.843028°N 115.502972°E / 29.843028; 115.502972 (Wuxue Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [5]
 [zh] 760 m 2493 ft
2
2021
 Shiyan, Hubei
 China [42]
 [zh] 756 m 2479 ft
2
2023
 Ningbo - Zhoushan, Zhejiang China [43]
 [zh] 720 m 2362 ft
2
2021
 Chibi City - Honghu, Hubei
29°51′10.1″N 113°34′08.3″E / 29.852806°N 113.568972°E / 29.852806; 113.568972 (Chibi Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [44]
 [zh] 720 m 2362 ft
3
2024
 Zhuhai-Taishan, Guangdong China [45]
 [zh] 700 m 2297 ft
2
2024
 Zhuhai-Taishan, Guangdong China [45]
 [zh] 672 m 2204 ft
2
2021
 Huangmei County - Jiujiang, Hubei/Jiangxi China [46]
 [zh] 666 m 2185 ft
2
 - , Zhoushan
30°6′0.03″N 121°57′32.41″E / 30.1000083°N 121.9590028°E / 30.1000083; 121.9590028 (Taoyaomen Rail Road Bridge) 		China [47]
 [zh] 660 m 2165 ft
2
2021
 Dadukou District - Banan District, Chongqing
29°25′27.8″N 106°30′45.1″E / 29.424389°N 106.512528°E / 29.424389; 106.512528 (Baijusi Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [48]
658 m 2159 ft
2
2023
 Xiangtan, Hunan
27°50′16.4″N 112°52′59.1″E / 27.837889°N 112.883083°E / 27.837889; 112.883083 (Yangmeizhou Bridge)		 China [49]
600 m 1969 ft
2
2021
 Jiangmen-Foshan, Guangdong
22°42′1″N 113°05′47″E / 22.70028°N 113.09639°E / 22.70028; 113.09639 (Xijiang Rail Bridge) 		China [50]
 [zh] 580 m 1903 ft
2
2024
 Zhongshan, Guangdong
22°32′29″N 113°38′10″E / 22.54139°N 113.63611°E / 22.54139; 113.63611 (Shenzhong Corridor Hengmen East Bridge) 		China
 [zh] 580 m 1903 ft
2
2022
 Foshan, Guangdong
22°59′59″N 112°50′20″E / 22.99972°N 112.83889°E / 22.99972; 112.83889 (Fulong Xi River Bridge) 		China [51]
 [zh] 575 m 1886 ft
2
2024
 Sichuan China [52]
 [zh] 560 m 1837 ft
2
2021
 Weng'an, Guizhou China [53][54]
 [zh] 550 m
(x2) 		1804 ft
(x2)
3
2021
 Zhoushan, Zhejiang China [55]
 [zh] 550 m 1804 ft
2
2022
 Jiulongpo District - Nan'an District, Chongqing
29°29′25.2″N 106°32′53.6″E / 29.490333°N 106.548222°E / 29.490333; 106.548222 (Huangjueping Yangtze River Bridge)		 China [56]
 [zh] 530 m 1739 ft
2
2021
 Jiangmen, Guangdong
22°25′2.94″N 113°4′11.92″E / 22.4174833°N 113.0699778°E / 22.4174833; 113.0699778 (Yinzhouhu Bridge) 		China [57]
 [zh] 522 m 1713 ft
2
2023
 Yibin, Sichuan China [58]
Hongqimen Bridge 520 m 1706 ft
2
2024
 Guangzhou, Guangdong China [59]
Harbor Bridge Project 506.4 m 1661 ft
2
2023
 Corpus Christi, Texas United States [60]

Planned and proposed bridges[]

Sortable list of planned and proposed bridges, ranked by length of main span
Name Main
span 		Status Location Notes
1,056 m (3,465 ft) proposed Hainan to Guangdong, China The bridge will cross the Qiongzhou Strait, and include two 1408 metre suspension spans and several 1056 metre cable-stayed spans.[61]
Yangshan Zhoushan Bridge 930 m (3,050 ft) preliminary
work 		Zhoushan to Yangshan, China Sections of the bridge on Zhoushan Islands are under development
Bataan-Cavite Interlink Bridge 900 m (3,000 ft) proposed Bataan to Cavite, Philippines The bridge includes a 32.15-kilometer-long, four-lane, cable-stayed bridge that will cross the Manila Bay and connect Barangay Alas-asin in Mariveles, Bataan, and Barangay Timalan, Naic, Cavite.[62]
540 m (1,770 ft) proposed Balboa, Panama Will support six vehicle lanes and the new line 3 of the Panama Metro.[63]

Longest cable-stayed bridge decks[]

The definition of cable-stayed bridge deck length used here is: A continuous part of the bridge deck that is supported only by stay-cables and pylons, or are free spans. This means that columns supporting the side span as for example found in Pont de Normandie, excludes most of the side span decks from the cable-stayed deck length.

There are some bridges with long bridge decks whose span lengths have not been published, and therefore are missing. Extradosed bridges are not included. The thirty longest decks are:

legend
  main span
  multiple main spans
  side spans
Sortable list of the longest cable-stayed bridge decks, including multiple spans, ranked by length of bridge deck
Rank Cable-stayed
deck length 		Name Span arrangement
(metres)
1 2,540 m (8,330 ft) Jiaxing-Shaoxing Sea Bridge[64] 200 428 428 428 428 428 200
2 2,460 m (8,070 ft) Millau Viaduct[65] 204 342 342 342 342 342 342 204
3 2,252 m (7,388 ft) Rio-Antirio Bridge[66] 286 560 560 560 286
4 2,016 m (6,614 ft) Hutong Yangtze River Bridge[1] 462 1092 462
5 1,744 m (5,722 ft) Queensferry Crossing 222 650 650 222
6 1,688 m (5,538 ft) Sutong Yangtze River Bridge 300 1088 300
7 1,685 m (5,528 ft) Pelješac Bridge 130 285 285 285 285 285 130
8 1,648 m (5,407 ft)  [zh][67] 162 500 162 162 500 162
9 1,552 m (5,092 ft) Erqi Yangtze River Bridge[68] 160 616 616 160
10 1,500 m (4,900 ft) Nhật Tân Bridge 150 300 300 300 300 150
11 1,500 m (4,900 ft) Pingtang Bridge[69] 200 550 550 200
12 1,495 m (4,905 ft) General Rafael Urdaneta Bridge[70] 160 235 235 235 235 235 160
13 1,470 m (4,820 ft) Chishi Bridge 165 380 380 380 165
14 1,422 m (4,665 ft)  [zh][6] 308 806 308
15 1,323 m (4,341 ft)  [zh][3] 73 920 330
16 1,320 m (4,330 ft) Incheon Bridge 260 800 260
17 1,312 m (4,304 ft) Tatara Bridge 164 890 258
18 1,310 m (4,300 ft)  [zh] 275 760 275
19 1,278 m (4,193 ft)  [zh][4] 170 828 280
20 1,272 m (4,173 ft) Russky Bridge 84 1104 84
21 1,250 m (4,100 ft)  [zh][71] 156 938 156
22 1,246 m (4,088 ft) Shanghai Yangtze River Bridge 258 730 258
23 1,240 m (4,070 ft) Xiamen Zhangzhou Bridge[72] 230 780 230
24 1,234 m (4,049 ft)  [zh][73] 148 938 148
25 1,212 m (3,976 ft) Xiangshan Port Bridge 262 688 262
26 1,194 m (3,917 ft) Jingyue Yangtze River Bridge[74] 80 816 298
27 1,190 m (3,900 ft)  [zh][5] 80 820 290
28 1,178 m (3,865 ft) Stonecutters Bridge 80 1018 80
29 1,177 m (3,862 ft) Ting Kau Bridge 127 448 475 127
30 1,170 m (3,840 ft)  [ja] 290 590 290
31 1,170 m (3,840 ft)  [zh][48] 255 660 255
32 1,158 m (3,799 ft) Third Nanjing Yangtze Bridge[75] 255 648 255
33 1,136 m (3,727 ft) Jiujiang Yangtze River Expressway Bridge 84 818 234
34 1,110 m (3,640 ft)  [zh] 240 630 240

Timeline of world record lengths[]

Many early suspension bridges included cable-stayed construction, including the 1817 footbridge Dryburgh Abbey Bridge, James Dredge's patented Victoria Bridge, Bath (1836), and the later Albert Bridge, London (1872), and Brooklyn Bridge (1883). Their designers found that the combination of technologies created a stiffer bridge. Albert Caquot's 1952 concrete-decked cable-stayed bridge over the canal at Pierrelatte is one of the first of the modern type, but had little influence on later development.[76] The steel-decked Strömsund Bridge designed by Franz Dischinger (1956) is therefore more often cited as the first modern cable-stayed bridge.[77]

This list tracks the bridge having the longest cable-stayed main span through time.

This list may be incomplete and detailed sources for pre-modern cable-stayed bridges may not be available, so the timeline might not be accurate.
Timeline of bridges with some form of cable-stay construction
Record Name Location Main span:
metres
(feet) 		Crosses Notes
1871 – 1885 Old Redheugh Bridge United Kingdom Newcastle upon Tyne 73 m (240 ft) River Tyne destroyed in 1885[S 47][78]
1885 – 1891  [sv] Sweden Uppsala 35 m (115 ft)[79] Fyris River [S 48]
1891 – 1914 Bluff Dale Bridge United States Bluff Dale, TX 43 m (141 ft) Paluxy River [S 49]
1914 – 1922 New Zealand Ōkato 52 m (171 ft) footbridge[S 50][80]
1922 – 1926 New Zealand Opotiki 58 m (190 ft) Waioeka River [S 51]
1926 – 1952 Spain Jerez de la Frontera 60 m (200 ft) Guadalete River [S 52]
1952 – 1956 France Pierrelatte 81 m (266 ft) [S 53]
1956 – 1957 Strömsund Bridge Sweden Strömsund 182 m (597 ft) Ströms vattudal [S 54]
1957 – 1959 Theodor Heuss Bridge Germany Düsseldorf 260 m (850 ft) Rhine [S 55]
1959 – 1969  [de] Germany Cologne 302 m (991 ft) Rhine [S 56]
1969 – 1971  [de] Germany Düsseldorf 319 m (1,047 ft) Rhine [S 57]
1971 – 1974  [de] Germany Duisburg 350 m (1,150 ft) Rhine [S 58]
1974 – 1983 Saint-Nazaire Bridge France Saint-Nazaire 404 m (1,325 ft) Loire River [S 59]
1983 – 1986 Engineer Carlos Fernández Casado Bridge Spain León 440 m (1,440 ft) [S 60]
1986 – 1991 Alex Fraser Bridge Canada Vancouver 465 m (1,526 ft) Fraser River [S 61]
1991 – 1993 Skarnsund Bridge Norway Inderøy 530 m (1,740 ft) Skarnsundet [S 36]
1993 – 1995 Yangpu Bridge China Shanghai 602 m (1,975 ft) Huangpu River [S 24]
1995 – 1999 Pont de Normandie France Le Havre 856 m (2,808 ft) Seine River [S 7]
1999 – 2008 Tatara Bridge Japan Imabari 890 m (2,920 ft) Inland Sea [S 6]
2008 – 2012 Sutong Bridge China Nantong - Changsu 1,088 m (3,570 ft) Yangtze River [S 3]
2012 – Russky Bridge Russia Vladivostok 1,104 m (3,622 ft) Eastern Bosphorus [S 1]

See also[]

Map all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap 
Download coordinates as: KML

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Further reading[]

  • Podolny, Jr., Walter; Goodyear, David (2006). "Cable-suspended bridges". In Roger L. Brockenbrough (ed.). Structural steel designer's handbook: AISC, AASHTO, AISI, ASTM, AREMA, and ASCE-07 design standards (4 ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill. pp. 15.23–15.27. ISBN 0071432183. — includes a list of major cable-stayed bridges by length
  • Chatterjee, Sukhen (1991). The Design of Modern Steel Bridges. John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 0-632-05511-1.
  • Wai-Fah, Chen; Lian, Duan (2013). Handbook of International Bridge Engineering. Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press. ISBN 978-1-4398-1029-3.
  • Ewert, Sven (2003). John Wiley & Sons (ed.). Brucken. ISBN 3-433-01612-7.
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