Nangangwa Bridge

Nangangwa Bridge

Nangangwa Bridge is a cultural heritage site protected by Beijing Municipality.

Nangangwa Bridge is located south of Nangangwa Village near Yungang in the southwestern part of Fengtai District. It was listed as part of the sixth batch of cultural heritage sites under protection by Beijing Municipality in 2001, having been discovered during the construction of the Beijing–Shijiazhuang Expressway in 1994. The bridge is a five-arch stone structure with semicircular arches. The total length of the bridge is 44.75 meters, and the maximum width of the bridge deck is 9.55 meters. The main arch has a clear span of 3.45 meters. The bridge piers are boat-shaped on the upstream side, and the riverbed beneath the bridge is paved with riprap stones.

Nangangwa Bridge holds significant importance for the study of hydrological changes and shifts in the water system of the Yongding River.

[Location] South of Nangangwa Village, Fengtai District

[Transportation] Bus 917 to Nangangwa

Further reading:

· Sixth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Beijing