There is an overpass named after a university in Hangzhou. What's it called?

The name of this overpass is Zhijiang Bridge.

The predecessor of Zhejiang University is Zhijiang College.

Zhijiang Bridge, also known as Qianjiang Seventh Bridge, is located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, and is an extension of Hangzhou-Xinjing Expressway. As of June 20 13, 1, it is the bridge with the largest span, the highest tower height and the widest deck among similar bridges in China.

The preliminary works of Zhijiang Bridge started at 65438+ in February 2008, the main works started at 2065438+ in March 2008, completed at 2065438+ in February 2002, and officially opened to traffic at 2065438+ in March 2003.

Zhijiang Bridge starts from Binjiang District in the east and reaches Xihu District in the west, with a total length of 4,700 meters. The bridge deck is two-way and six-lane, and the designed driving speed is 80 km/h.

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Significance of Zhijiang Bridge:

Zhijiang Bridge has greatly relieved the traffic pressure on Zhijiang Road, and will also improve the traffic conditions between Hangzhou and Qiandao Lake and Huangshan Mountain, providing traffic guarantee for the "Westward Journey".

After the opening of Zhijiang Bridge, Zhijiang and Binjiang are connected. From Fuyang, Tonglu, Qiandao Lake, Quzhou, Jiangxi and other places, you can enter the Binjiang District from Zhijiang Bridge, and enter and leave the main city of Hangzhou from Qianjiang Bridge 4, Bridge 3, Bridge 2 and Chun Qing Tunnel through Binjiang District.