Notes:

• This is the older of two suspension bridges present at this location in the 2020s.
• Replaced by 24 de Julio - Corral Quemado, Utcubamba, Amazonas and Jaén, Cajamarca, Peru.

External Links:

• Facebook. Old image of the bridge, posted July 24, 2020.
• Facebook. Old image of the bridge, posted August 2, 2021.
• INFRAESTRUCTURA PERUANA: Puente 24 de Julio (Corral Quemado). Blog post about the two suspension bridges at this location, posted April 14, 2014.

Notes:

• 2023, April: New concerns over deteriorating condition of the bridge and threat of collapse.
• 2020: Serious concerns raised the bridge was in danger of imminent collapse due to broken welds and structural cracks.
• 2021, August: Traffic restricted to one lane while repairs are made.
• Next to (suspension bridge) - Tingo Maria and Castillo Grande, Peru.

External Links:

• Otra vez el puente Corpac en riesgo de colapsar ("Once again the Corpac bridge at risk of collapsing"). Article dated April 18, 2023. Translated excerpt: "Once again, an alert has been issued that the Corpac bridge, over the Huallaga River, which connects the districts of Rupa Rupa, Castillo Grande and Monzón, is at risk of collapsing."
• Puente Corpac amenaza colapsar en Tingo María ("Corpac Bridge threatens to collapse in Tingo María") - DIARIO AHORA. Article dated February 10, 2020. Translated excerpt: "Alarm in Tingo María due to the critical situation of the Corpac bridge, which threatens to collapse at any moment, as a result of obvious technical problems that can be seen with the detachment of welds and cracking of the metal structures, as well as the loud noise that occurred when vehicles passed by, reported the mayor of Leoncio Prado, Miguel Meza Malpartida."

Notes:

• At former location of Mayoc - Mayoc, Peru. The 1975 bridge replaced the concrete arch bridge destroyed by the same 1974 flood that destroyed the older suspension bridge.

External Links:

• Facebook. 1993 image of the bridge.
• Facebook. 1976 image of the bridge.
• Facebook. 1976 image of the bridge.
• Facebook. 1993 image of the bridge.
• Facebook. March 20, 1975 image of the inauguration of the bridge.
• Facebook - En puente de San Miguel de Mayocc. Old image of the bridge.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20004794

Notes:

• Next to (suspension bridge) - Estrella, Peru.

Notes:

• Replaced by 2022 La Mina - Sayán District, Huaura, Peru.

External Links:

• Structurae - Structure ID 20015206

External Links:

• Facebook - NUEVO PUENTE PASARELA COLGANTE EN LA COMUNIDAD NATIVA DE TICUMPINIA MUESTRA UN 80 POR CIENTO DE AVANCE. Post with images of contruction in progress. Posted May 3, 2018.
• Facebook - SE INAUGURÓ PUENTE COLGANTE SOBRE EL RIO KIVITSARI EN LA COMUNIDAD NATIVA DE TICUMPINIA. Post with images from the inaguration of the bridge. Posted November 5, 2018.
• Facebook - TENIENTE ALCALDE LUCIANO CHORONTO SHAITSI VISITA LA COMUNIDAD NATIVA DE TICUMPINIA. Post with images of the bridge as construction was nearing completion. Posted August 14, 2018.

External Links:

• Facebook. Several images of the completed bridge, posted September 2019.
• Facebook. Image of the bridge, posted October 2019.
• Facebook. Image of the bridge tower foundations under construction, posted November 2018.
• Facebook. Image of a tower foundation under construction, posted November 2018.
• Facebook. Image of a tower foundation under construction, posted November 2018.
• Facebook. Image of a tower foundation under construction, posted November 2018.
• Facebook. Image of a tower foundation under construction, posted November 2018.

External Links:

• Facebook. Images from the inauguration of the bridge, posted March 26, 2021.
• Facebook. Images of the bridge, posted March 28, 2021.
• Facebook. Images from the inauguration of the bridge, posted March 27, 2021.
• Twitter. Image during construction of the bridge, posted August 21, 2020.

Notes:

• Replaced 2009 La Mina - Sayán District, Huaura, Peru.

Notes:

• 2022: The bridge is dismantled from Yanango and erected at Satipo.
• 2023, January: Bridge collapses before it is opened to traffic.
• Moved from Yanango - Yanango, Peru.

External Links:

• Facebook. Images of the collapsed bridge. Posted January 12, 2023.
• Facebook. Image of the collapsed bridge with comment (translated): "Be careful that this [doesn't happen] with the Mantaro Union Bridge, watch out for that, gentlemen". This refers to the Maripunto Bridge that was nearing completion at the time of the Satipo bridge collapse. Posted January 12, 2023.
• Facebook. Image of the collapsed bridge. Posted January 12, 2023.
• Junín: un trabajador herido de gravedad deja el colapso de puente sobre el río Satipo | Noticias | Agencia Peruana de Noticias Andina. Article regarding the collapse with some details on the timeline of the bridge's relocation. Translated: "Finally, it was reported that the name Yanango bridge was given because the metallic structures of this bridge were dismantled from the Yanango sector (San Ramón-Chanchamayo), where it served as a provisional bridge after the original bridge collapsed in 2005; The efforts and budgets for the construction of this bridge over the Satipo River date back to 2018, during the administration of former mayor Teodulo Santos Arana; Due to inexplicable factors, the start of this work was extended until 2021."

External Links:

• Facebook. Images of plans for the bridge. Posted May 6, 2019.
• Facebook. Images of early construction progress. Posted May 28, 2022.
• Facebook. Images of construction progress. Posted December 19, 2022.
• Facebook. Images of construction progress. Posted December 25, 2022.
• Facebook. Aerial view of construction progress. Posted December 31, 2022.
• Facebook. Images of construction progress. Posted January 4, 2023.
• Facebook. Post announcing construction is 99% complete. Posted January 7, 2023.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2014-2016 time frame.

Notes:

• 2019, January 27: Wrecked by flood.
• Replaced by (suspension bridge) - Chaucalla, Yanaquihua, Condesuyos, Peru.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image of the bridge, posted October 2013.
• Facebook. Images of the wrecked bridge, posted May 2019.
• Google Maps - Chaucalla. Image with bridge visible in the background, January 2016.

Notes:

• Private bridge providing access to the energy company that operates a nearby hydroelectric dam.

Notes:

• Next to (suspension bridge) - Huamancaca, Peru.

External Links:

• Google Maps. Image of the dilapidated bridge. January 2019.

Notes:

• Next to (footbridge) - Parco, Peru.

Notes:

• Appears to have been completed at some point between 2014 and 2021.
• Next to (footbridge) - Parco, Peru.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image of the bridge, posted February 2021.
• Facebook - Puente colgante de yanaquihua a charco. Image of the bridge, posted January 2018.
• Facebook - Puente colgante yanaquihua a charco. Image of the bridge, posted June 2015.
• Facebook - Quebrada de Piño, Yanaquihua-Charco. Image of the bridge, posted September 2014.

Notes:

• Next to (suspension bridge) - Chupaca, Peru.

Notes:

• The structure(s) at this location may be two separate but adjacent suspended pipelines.

Notes:

• Near (suspension bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.
• Near (suspension bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.

Notes:

• Coordinates are approximate. The pipeline is adjacent to a vehicular suspension bridge, but it is unclear which side of the vehicular bridge it's on.
• Next to (suspension bridge) - Santa Maria de Nieva, Peru.

Notes:

• 2013: The bridge is observed with both towers tilting significantly. Presumably the bridge had been battered or undermined by floodwaters.

Notes:

• Next to (suspension bridge) - Ayacucho, Peru.

Notes:

• Derelict remnants of a wrecked or incomplete suspensiopn bridge are present at this location. In 2013 one tower is observed as tilted at a 45-degree angle.
• Next to (suspension bridge) - Ayacucho, Peru.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image of the bridge, posted June 2019.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2007-2012 time frame.

External Links:

• YouTube - cruzando el puede chahuares. Video of a vehicle crossing the bridge while its replacement is under construction. Posted December 28, 2008.

Notes:

• Appears to be a replacement for the nearby suspension bridge wrecked in 2019.
• Replaced (footbridge) - Chaucalla, Yanaquihua, Condesuyos, Peru.

Notes:

• Next to (pipeline bridge) - Chupaca, Peru.

Notes:

• Near (suspension bridge) - Chuyayacu, Puerto de Anyana vicinity, Peru.

Notes:

• Next to (suspension bridge) - Chuyayacu, Puerto de Anyana vicinity, Peru.

Notes:

• Near (suspension bridge) - Cobriza, Peru.

Notes:

• Near (suspension bridge) - Cobriza, Peru.

Notes:

• Built at some point in the 2006-2014 time frame.

Notes:

• Next to 1977 Cunyac - Estrella, Peru.

Notes:

• 2019: The bridge is visible with no deck. Unclear if it was undergoing construction, reconstruction, or had been damaged.
• Next to (footbridge) - Huamancaca, Peru.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2011-2015 time frame.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2013-2019 time frame.

Notes:

• Removed at some point in the 2006-2019 time frame.

Notes:

• Near (pipeline bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.
• Near (suspension bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.

Notes:

• Near (pipeline bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.
• Near (suspension bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.

Notes:

• Next to (suspension bridge) - Lucma, Peru.
• Next to (suspension bridge) - Lucma, Peru.

Notes:

• Next to (suspension bridge) - Lucma, Peru.
• Next to (suspension bridge) - Lucma, Peru.

Notes:

• Built at some point in the 2013-2016 time frame.
• Next to (suspension bridge) - Lucma, Peru.
• Next to (suspension bridge) - Lucma, Peru.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2007-2012 time frame.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2010-2019 time frame.

Notes:

• Built at some point in the 2009-2013 time frame.

Notes:

• Images from 2013 show towers present with no cables or deck. A deck is visible in current (late 2010s or early 2020s, likely) satellite images.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2006-2023 time frame.

Notes:

• Built at some point in late 2010s.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2007-2015 time frame.

Notes:

• A set of towers from a likely former suspension bridge are adjacent to this bridge.

Notes:

• 2013: Under construction

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2007-2015 time frame.

Notes:

• Exact location of this bridge is unclear, but it appears likely it was at or near the same location of the Puente Centenario (Centennial) which is the current (2020s) river crossing closest to San Jerónimo de Tunán.
• See Centenario (Centennial) - San Jerónimo de Tunán, Huancayo, Peru. The Centenario bridge may have replaced this older bridge.

Notes:

• Apparent remains of another suspension bridge were visible at this location in the mid-2010s.

Notes:

• As of the 2010s there are several suspension bridges in and near San Ramón but the bridge pictured here does not appear to exist anymore.

Notes:

• Completed at some point in the 2007-2019 time frame.

Notes:

• Next to (pipeline bridge) - Santa Maria de Nieva, Peru.