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The New Atlantic Railroad in Colombia
Caption Description
The new Atlantic Railroad in Colombia links Bogotá, the capital, with the cities on the Atlantic coast of the country. The new rail link, which is scheduled to be formally inaugurated at the end of this month, will provide direct connections between Bogotá and Santa Marta, the northernmost coastal city on the Atlantic Ocean some 967 kilometers away and which will, in turn, be linked with the Pacific Ocean port of Buenaventura, about 1,481 kilometers to the southwest. The International Bank loaned some $38.5 million to meet the foreign exchange requirements of this project.
Here, a pair of youngsters watch the approach of a typical river steamer to the pier at Puerto Berrio. In the background is a section of the new bridge which will handle rail, motor and pedestrian traffic. The Puerto Berrio bridge over the Magdalena links the Port with Puerto Olaya. It is 631 meters long and was built at a cost of 22,527,137 Pesos.
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Unique Identifier
UN7639962
NICA ID
207478
Production Date
07/01/1961 2:13:15 PM
City/Location
Puerto Berrio
Country
Colombia
Credit
UN Photo/Yutaka Nagata
File size
3.02 MB