Puhuitang Bridge

Puhuitang Bridge

Puhuitang bridge in Qibao town, across Puhuitang. In 1518 (the 13th year of Zhengde of Ming Dynasty), Qibao was built by Xu Shou and Zhang Xun, and rebuilt in 1864 (the third year of Tongzhi of Qing Dynasty).

The bridge is a three hole stone arch bridge with nearly five holes. The main arch has a span of 11.25m and a height of 5.2m. The span of the two arches is 5.6m and the height is 3M. The bridge is 29 meters long, 20 steps from north to South and 5.45 meters wide. Stone railings are set on both sides of the bridge. In 1964, the roof was added to keep out the sun and rain. In 1979, Qibao town was renovated, adding "qibaotang bridge" to the original amount. It was listed as a cultural relic protection unit at the county level in 1963.

Address: Puhuitang bridge, Central Ring Road (near Qibao Street)

Longitude: 121.354491

Latitude: 31.152286

Chinese PinYin : Pu Hui Tang Qiao