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Márcio Rocha Martins Bridge
Viaduto Márcio Rocha Martins
Miguel Burnier, Minas Gerais, Brazil
(213) feet high / (65) meters high
(262) foot span / (80) meter span
2010
The Márcio Rocha Martins Bridge opened in 2010 as part of a bypass of an older section of road that crossed a smaller bridge called the Viaduto Almas from 1957. The new crossing has a length of 460 meters.
Brazil’s highest road bridge, the Mutuca Viaduct carries highway 40 into the city of Belo Horizonte further north.
Márcio Rocha Martins Bridge satellite image.
Márcio Rocha Martins Bridge location map.
