Editing Brahmaputra River (section)

===Tibet (China)===
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In course of last 64 years, since Tibet became part of China as an Autonomous region, at least 10 Bridges have been built on Brahmaputra River. 
Currently as per satellite imagery, only 4–5 bridges built on River Brahmaputra have been confirmed. These are as follows as per Google Map Satellite View:- 
# Ziajhulinzhen Bridge, Built in 2009–2012 at {{convert|4350|m|ft}}, this is the Second longest Bridge on Brahmaputra river. 
# Nyingchi Bridge, built in 2014 to connect Nyingchi with Lhasa by railway, this bridge is {{convert|750|m|ft}} long.
# Lasahe Bridge, built over Lhasa River, this road bridge is {{convert|929|m|ft}} long. 
# Shigatse Bridge, this {{convert|2750|m|ft}} long bridge built over Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River to connect Lhasa with Shigatse by both road & Rail.
# Lhatse Bridge, this {{convert|2250|m|ft}} long bridge built over Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River to connect Kailash-Mansarovar region with Lhasa by Road. 
# Shannan Bridge, this {{convert|2000|m|ft}} long bridge built over Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River to connect Lhasa with Nyingchi by road. 
# Shangri Bridge, this {{convert|1500|m|ft}} long bridge built over Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River to connect Lhasa with Nyingchi by road.
# 3 more Bridges over Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River is in Tibet (China) Autonomous Region, but details are unknown.