Rio Negro Bridge
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Crossing the Mighty Rio Negro Bridge
The Rio Negro Bridge, known as the Journalist Phelippe Daou Bridge, is an engineering marvel linking Manaus and Iranduba across the expansive Rio Negro.
This cable-stayed bridge, completed in 2003, was designed by Brazilian architect Aroldo T. de Andrade. It stands 3,595 meters long, making it one of the longest bridges in Brazil. The bridge plays a crucial role in regional development, reducing travel time and fostering economic ties between the two cities.
Remarkable Features
- 🔗 Longest bridge in the Amazon region
- 🛤️ Unique cable-stayed design enhances durability
- 🌳 Offers views of the dense Amazon rainforest
Accessible for free, this bridge attracts tourists, engineers, and history enthusiasts alike, showcasing both natural beauty and human innovation.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Rio Negro Bridge
Inauguration Year
Opened in 2003, the bridge significantly improved connectivity in the Amazon region.
Engineering Feat
Uses a cable-stayed design, which minimizes material use while maximizing stability and load-bearing capacity.
Cultural Significance
Named after journalist Phelippe Daou, the bridge honors local media and its role in public communication.
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Price
Free to cross; no ticket fees.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: Approx. 1 hour for a drive or visit.
Best Time to Visit
Early mornings or late afternoons provide optimal views and fewer crowds.