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The biggest bridge in Brazil ,Ponte Newton Nevarro in Natal
Brazil

Ponte de todos or  Ponte Newton Nevarro  is the second longest and one of the most beautiful bridges in Brazil . It took more then 12 years and a bit more then 130 million dollars to build this bridge. , This newly build  bridge which spans the river Potengi connects the formerly-isolated northern beaches, like Genipabu  to Natal,

 Before the bridge was build , there were two ways to get across the river Potengi: driving around the Northern bridge of Igapó or taking the ferry boat; The ponte the todos has a lenghts of appr. 1.8 km and its heighest point is about 56 mts, which allowsthe passage of large boats.

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Copyright: Jan Dolk
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 8000x4000
Taken: 17/12/2009
Hochgeladen: 22/12/2009
Published: 30/12/2009
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Tags: ponte newton nevarro; ponte de todos; potengi river; natal; genipabu
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