Puente Libertad, Bridge in El Colorado, Argentina
Puente Libertad is a cable-stayed bridge with a rotating central span that crosses the waterway in El Colorado. The structure accommodates pedestrians and vehicles, featuring recent upgrades to its walking surfaces.
The bridge was designed and built starting in 1998, with its official opening early in the 2000s. The project transformed local transportation connections for the region.
The bridge functions as a central gathering point for El Colorado residents, where community events strengthen local connections throughout the year.
The bridge is accessible on foot and by vehicle with clear pathways for pedestrians. You may encounter brief closures when watercraft need to pass through.
The central section can rotate to allow boats to pass through beneath it. This rotating mechanism is an uncommon engineering feature for the area.
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