Yangpu Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge located in Shanghai, China. It spans the Huangpu River and connects the Yangpu District with the Pudong New Area. Completed in 1993, the bridge is notable for its impressive length of 1,650 meters, making it one of the longest bridges of its kind in the world. The bridge features a main span of 602 meters and is supported by two tall towers. It plays a crucial role in facilitating transportation and reducing traffic congestion in the bustling city of Shanghai. The Yangpu Bridge is also an iconic landmark, offering stunning views of the surrounding skyline.