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Qidong's Qingjiang Bridge is in Chenglianxu Township, 53 kilometers west of the county, spanning the upper reaches of the Qi River. Because the water flowing under the bridge is clear, it is named Qingjiang Bridge. The entire bridge has 7 arches, so it is also called Seven-Arch Bridge. It was first built in the mid-Qing Dynasty, about two hundred years ago. The bridge is 84 meters long, 5 meters wide, and 9 meters high. A bridge pavilion was once built on it, with 84 symmetrical large wooden pillars on both sides. Viewed from afar, it looks like a swimming dragon, quite spectacular. Its long span and many arches rank first among all stone arch bridges in the county.
