File:Puente de la Barra Arroyo Maldonado Uruguay IMG 0932.jpg

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The first bridge was built by Leonel Viera in 1965 is one of the signature engineering works of Uruguay. In 2000 a clone bridge was built on its side to take care of the increased traffic during the summer season.

Stressed ribbon bridge, 90 meters long.
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