These seven railway bridges pushed engineering to its limits
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China dominates the list of the world's longest railway bridges, with the Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge leading at 164.8 km, built to carry high-speed trains at 350 km/h across floodplains while reducing flooding risks. Taiwan and Japan also feature elevated viaducts engineered for earthquake resistance and smooth high-speed operations.
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