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El Salvador Perforated Bridge

The Cuscatlán Bridge (Spanish: Puente Cuscatlán) is a bridge in El Salvador that crosses the Lempa River. It is notable for being the first bridge of its kind in the country and for its modern architectural design, conceived to facilitate both vehicular and. This is a list of all 46 bridges from the suspension bridge inventory for the country El Salvador. Span lengths are sometimes estimated. Situated above the Titihuapa River and connecting San Ildefonso (San Vicente) to Ciudad Dolores (Cabañas), the nearly 100-meter-long Titihuapa Bridge serves as a vital link for local residents, ensuring safe and continuous traffic flow. Its reconstruction showcases Rodio Swissboring's expertise in. The Cuscatlan Bridge is a double-carriageway prestressed concrete viaducto of 397 m long, with 5 spans and concrete pile foundations of 1. The project also included the construction of two access roads, respectively 900 and 2,500 m long. The bridges were designed to AASHTO LRFD HL-93 design. Structural steel was launched across the river during the rainy season. The Site Purpose of the project.