Coinco Bridge

VI Region, Chile

16:37 Local Time, 22 September, 2004.

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The Bridge of Coinco located in a traditional zone farmer of Chile, it crosses Cachapoal River, in the past it has been frequent victim of the weathers winter. This bridge had great importance with the arrival of the old railroad towards the neighboring town of Doñihue. Transformed from his origenes into wood towards the concrete, nowadays it is main via of communication towards the rest of country.

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Location

Latin America / Chile

Lat: 31° 2' 2" S
Long: 72° 4' 4" W

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Take with an CP5000, Nikon Fisheye Converter, f7 at 1/500. Handheld Panorama, stitched with Panorama Tools

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