Chiapas Bridge

The Chiapas Bridge is a road bridge spanning a large dam that connects different communities on either side. The structure consists of steel construction with multiple supports that carry traffic across the water below.

The bridge was built in the early 2000s and served as a major infrastructure project for the region. It received recognition as one of the country's most important construction projects shortly after completion.

The bridge links communities in an area where local people maintain their traditions while enjoying improved connections to larger towns. It serves as an important passage for residents traveling between remote settlements and regional centers.

The bridge is accessible to vehicles of all sizes and provides the main route between different parts of the region. It operates in normal weather conditions and is regularly monitored to ensure traffic safety.

The structure is equipped with modern sensors that continuously monitor its condition and gather information about the structure. These monitoring systems help ensure the safety and durability of the work over many years.

Location: Tecpatán

Inception: December 22, 2003

Length: 1,208 m

GPS coordinates: 17.13711,-93.59400

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:01