Chixi Bridge

Chixi Bridge

Chixi Bridge is a cultural heritage site protected by Jinxian County.

Era: Qing Dynasty

Type: Ancient Architecture

Address: South of Chixi Street, Chixi Township, Jinxian County, Jiangxi Province

Introduction:

Initially built during the Ming Dynasty and reconstructed in the Qing Dynasty. It spans the Chixi River, running from north to south, featuring a 4-pier, 3-arch structure made of red stone. There are 30-degree ramps at both the northern and southern ends. The bridge is 29.2 meters long, 5.16 meters wide, with arch spans of 5.65 meters. It was maintained in 1956.

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