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What Are the Highest Bridges in the World?

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in Guizhou, opened in 2025, is the highest bridge in the world: its deck is 625 m above the river. 9 of the 10 highest completed bridges are in China; the highest outside China is Mexico's Baluarte Bridge (390 m).

The ranking

RankBridgeHeight (m)Main span (m)CompletedLocationCountry
1Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge6251,4202,025Zhenfeng, GuizhouChina
2Beipanjiang Bridge Duge5657202,016Dugexiang, GuizhouChina
3Siduhe Bridge4969002,009Yesanguanzhen, HubeiChina
4Puli Bridge4856282,015Pulixiang, YunnanChina
5Jinshajiang Bridge Jin'an4611,3862,020Jin'an, YunnanChina
6Yachi Bridge4348002,016Daguanzhen, GuizhouChina
7Wujiao Pipeline Bridge4102802,018Leibo, SichuanChina
8Zangkejiang Bridge410 (estimate)1,0802,024Houchangxiang, GuizhouChina
9Qingshuihe Bridge4061,1302,016Weng'an, GuizhouChina
10Baluarte Bridge Puente Baluarte3905202,013El Palmito, SinaloaMexico
11Liuguanghe Bridge Xiqian3755802,017Liutongxiang, GuizhouChina
12Balinghe Bridge3701,0882,009Guanling, GuizhouChina

How this is measured

Height is the vertical distance from deck to the water or valley floor below, not tower height. Only bridges completed by 2025 are ranked; the source list also includes bridges under construction (due 2026-2030), which are left out here. Wujiao is a water-pipeline bridge. Heights in brackets on the source list are estimates (marked in the table).

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PreeChina, "What Are the Highest Bridges in the World?", China by the Numbers, https://www.preechina.com/first-time-china/china-by-the-numbers/highest-bridges-in-the-world/, checked 24 October 2026. Licensed CC BY 4.0. Original data: HighestBridges.com (Eric Sakowski).

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