Ting Kau Bridge

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Ting Kau Bridge is a major cable-stayed bridge in Hong Kong that forms part of the Route 3 highway, linking the New Territories to Lantau Island and the airport.

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Ting Kau Bridge canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bridge in Hong Kong
cable-stayed bridge
road bridge
bridgeType multiple-tower cable-stayed bridge
builder Gammon Construction
Kumagai Gumi
carries Route 3 traffic
motor vehicles
category Bridges completed in 1998
Cable-stayed bridges in Hong Kong
connectsTo Hong Kong International Airport
Lantau Island
New Territories
Ting Kau
Tsing Yi Island
constructionStart 1994
country China
crosses Rambler Channel
deckType steel-concrete composite deck
designer Jörg Schlaich
Schlaich Bergermann Partner
engineer Ove Arup & Partners
function highway transport
hasFeature aerodynamically shaped deck
semi-fan cable arrangement
single-cable plane system
hasLanes 6 traffic lanes
locatedIn Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China

New Territories
mainSpanLength 475 m
maintainedBy Highways Department (Hong Kong)
namedAfter Ting Kau
near Tsing Yi
Tsuen Wan
numberOfSpans 4
numberOfTowers 3
opened 1998
openingDate 1998-05-05
parallelTo Tsing Ma Bridge
partOf Lantau Link road network
linked to: Lantau Link

Route 3 (Hong Kong)
airport core programme
pylonHeight 170 m
194 m
201 m
regionServed Kwai Tsing District
Tsuen Wan District
tollStatus toll-free
totalLength 1177 m
trafficType vehicular traffic only

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Lantau Island connectedBy Ting Kau Bridge
Tsing Yi Island connectedBy Ting Kau Bridge
Tsuen Wan bridgeConnection Ting Kau Bridge
Tsing Yi connectedBy Ting Kau Bridge
Tsing Yi Nature Trail offersViewOf Ting Kau Bridge
Rambler Channel crossedBy Ting Kau Bridge
Route 8 viaStructure Ting Kau Bridge
Route 8 hasBridge Ting Kau Bridge