Puente Internacional Comandante Rosales, International bridge at Argentina-Brazil border
The Comandante Rosales International Bridge is a crossing over the Pepirí Guazú River that links Argentina's Misiones Province to Brazil's Santa Catarina State. The structure spans roughly 100 meters and provides a direct route for traffic moving between the two countries.
The bridge opened in 1994 as a key link between the two regions. Road improvements on both the Argentine and Brazilian sides continued to be completed over the following years.
The bridge serves as a meeting point between Argentine and Brazilian customs officers, who collaborate daily to manage cross-border movements.
Travelers can access the bridge from Argentina via National Route 14 and Provincial Route 27, while entry from Brazil is via the BR-282 highway. Check current border regulations before traveling, as requirements can change frequently.
The bridge reduces the travel distance to Florianópolis by 109 kilometers compared to alternative border crossings, offering a total journey of 656 kilometers.
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