Original name | Puente Mezcala |
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Sted | Guerrero, Mexico |
Crosses | Balsas |
Status | In use |
Open | 1993 |
Function | Road bridge |
Design | Cable-stayed bridge |
Length | 891 m |
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Height | 236 m |
Longest span | 313 m |
Puente Mezcala is a cable-stayed bridge that crosses the Balsas River in Guerrero, Mexico.
The bridge opened in 1993 and is part of the highway between México City-Acapulco. The Mezcala bridge is one of the first cable-stayed bridges with double spans. It was the tallest bridge construction in the world when it opened with a tower height of 236 metres. The bridge is 891 meters long, and a main span of 313 meters.