Construction of pedestrian bridge across Guadalhorce nature reserve enters final phase

The bridge that will allow pedestrians to cross the mouth of the Guadalhorce river is the longest of its kind

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Friday, 21 February 2020, 13:13

The construction of a footbridge across the mouth of the Guadalhorce river in Malaga is reaching its final stage. The entire construction will be concluded before the end of the month, said a city-hall source.

The central walkway, the largest part of the bridge at 66 metres in length, was installed on Tuesday with the help of a thousand-tonne specialist crane. This part is made exclusively from wood and is the longest of its kind in Spain.

The bridge, which crosses a nature reserve, will make getting around simpler for the hundreds of walkers, runners and cyclists who frequent the area each day.

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