Antonio José de Sucre Bridge

The Antonio José de Sucre Bridge spans across the Pilcomayo River, connecting the provinces of Oropeza and Cornelio Saavedra in central Bolivia.

The bridge, inaugurated on August 10, 1910, marks over a century of connecting communities and facilitating trade between different regions of Bolivia.

Named after Venezuelan military leader Antonio José de Sucre, the bridge stands as a testament to the independence movement of South America.

The structure maintains its position at coordinates -19.355111 latitude and -65.177361 longitude, serving as a vital transportation link for local residents.

The bridge incorporates early 20th-century engineering techniques that reflect the architectural standards of colonial South American infrastructure.

Location: Oropeza Province

Location: Cornelio Saavedra Province

Official opening: August 10, 1910

GPS coordinates: -19.35511,-65.17736

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:53