Tancredo Neves Bridge Brazil/Argentina

The Tancredo Neves Bridge spans the Iguazú River, physically joining Brazil and Argentina with a four hundred eighty-nine-meter-long concrete arch. It sits fifteen kilometers downstream from the Iguazu Falls, rising seventy-two meters above the water. Known locally as the Fraternity Bridge, it serves as the primary road link between the cities of Foz do Iguaçu and Puerto Iguazú.