Ju-zi-zhou Bridge Review

The Orange Island Bridge is the first bridge in the Xiangjiang section of Changsha, which was built in 1971; opened to traffic on September 30, 1972; and was selected for the third batch of historical buildings in Changsha in 2017. The main bridge of the Orange Island Bridge has 21 holes, and the bridge is 1250 meters long. It connects the east and west of the Changsha River and the Orange Island. The two sides of the Orange Island Bridge are pedestrian trails. You can enjoy the scenery of Yuelu Mountain, Xiangjiang River and Orange Island on the bridge.

The Orange Island Bridge is the first bridge connecting Hedong and Hexi. It is the central axis of Changsha. It leads from Changsha Railway Station to Yuelu Mountain in Hexi. You can walk to the head of Orange Island to play. You can enjoy the Xiangjiang River on the bridge.

The scenery is very good and the night view is beautiful.

The Juzizhou Bridge is located at the intersection of Jinxing Road and Fenglin Road in Changsha City, Hunan Province, China. After crossing the Xiangjiang River Waterway and Juzizhou, it is north to the intersection of Furong Middle Road and Wuyi Avenue.

The upper structure of the main bridge and branch bridge of the Orange Island Bridge adopts double curved arches with reinforced concrete without and double fins.[1] The main bridge adopts three forms of foundation, such as steel rice pile enclosure, soil enclosure enclosure and caisson foundation respectively; The five piers of the East Bank lead bridge are drilled and dug-in-placed piles; the pier foundations of the main bridge and the lead bridge are directly embedded in rock disks such as red sandstone or calcium sand shale.