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Guaitara Bridge is one of the largest of several major cantilevered beam spans that were built as part of an upgrade to the older Rumichaca – Pasto highway in the mountainous Narino region of Colombia. The project started in 2015 with the final bridges opening in 2021. The main construction contractor was Consorcio SH. | Guaitara Bridge is one of the largest of several major cantilevered beam spans that were built as part of an upgrade to the older Rumichaca – Pasto highway in the mountainous Narino region of Colombia. The project started in 2015 with the final bridges opening in 2021. The main construction contractor was Consorcio SH. | ||
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Guaitara Bridge satellite image. | Guaitara Bridge satellite image. | ||
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Guaitara Bridge location map. | Guaitara Bridge location map. | ||
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[[Category:Bridges in Colombia]] | [[Category:Bridges in Colombia]] | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 6 May 2024
Guaitara Bridge
Puente Guáitara
Pasto, Narino, Colombia
295 feet high / 90 meters high
394 foot span / 120 meter span
2019
Guaitara Bridge is one of the largest of several major cantilevered beam spans that were built as part of an upgrade to the older Rumichaca – Pasto highway in the mountainous Narino region of Colombia. The project started in 2015 with the final bridges opening in 2021. The main construction contractor was Consorcio SH.
The dual Guaitara Bridge are 310 and 281 meters long.
The 3 other beam spans include Boquerón, Porvenir and Magdalena Bridges.
Guaitara Bridge satellite image.
Guaitara Bridge location map.
