Notes:

• The bridge pictured here was presumably located in the village of Puente Capelo at the indicated coordinates, but this has not been confirmed.

Notes:

• 2013-2014: Bridge was in danger of imminent collapse due to heavy erosion near one of the anchorages.
• See (suspension bridge) - San Jerónimo de Tunán, Huancayo, Peru. The Centenario bridge may have replaced this older bridge despite some claims the Centenario bridge dates to the early 1900s.

Notes:

• 2014: Towers remain with no deck or cables. Demolished by 2020.

Notes:

• 2022, March: Heavily damaged by flood.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image showing the flood damaged bridge. Posted March 3, 2022.
• Facebook. Images of the bridge. Posted July, 2019.
• Facebook. Images and videos of the March 2022 flood damage. Posted March 3, 2022.
• Facebook. Images and videos of the March 2022 flood damage. Posted March 3, 2022.
• Facebook - Colapsa puente en Cuyca Colasay. Video posted March 3, 2022, showing one of the towers severely leaning on the verge of collapse due to floodwaters.
• Facebook - Lanzamiento De Cables Sobre Torres Del Puente Colgante De Cuyca, Jaén Cajamarca. Image of the bridge under construction. Posted in 2016 but appears to be a photo of an older photo.
• Facebook - Obra Inaugurada Del Puente Colgante De 75 Ml Cuyca Pueblo. Image of the bridge's inauguration. Posted in 2016 but appears to be a photo of an older photo.

Notes:

• 1974, April 25: Destroyed by floodwaters. At this point the suspension bridge had already been bypassed by a concrete arch bridge.
• Later at same location 1975 Mayoc - Mayoc, Peru.

External Links:

• Landslide of April 25, 1974, on the Mantaro River, Peru: Report of Inspection | The National Academies Press

External Links:

• Facebook. 1970s image of Puente Breña (a truss bridge) with the suspension bridge visible in the background.
• Facebook. Translated: "Beautiful photograph of the old suspension bridge La Mejorada (c. 1920), seen from east to west, you can see an entrance door and the person in charge of charging for the use of this. Currently this space is occupied by the La Breña bridge, which allows access to the city of Huancayo from the right bank."
• Facebook. Another old photo of the bridge.
• Facebook. More old photos of the bridge.

External Links:

• Facebook. Several images of the bridge from what appears to be a ceremony commencing construction of a replacement bridge. October 25, 2022.

External Links:

• Facebook. Image of the bridge.
• Facebook. Image with the bridge visible at lower left.
• Facebook. Image of the collapsed Bailey bridge with one of the suspension bridge towers visible in the background (top left). March 2020.
• Google Maps - Puente Pillpinto. Image of the remaining suspension bridge towers. March 2015.
• Google Maps - Puente Pillpinto. Image of one of the remaining suspension bridge towers. March 2015.
• Google Maps - Puente Pillpinto. Image of one of the remaining suspension bridge towers. January 2021.
• Google Maps - Puente Pillpinto. Image of the collapsed Bailey bridge (left) and one of the suspension bridge towers on the ground (bottom right corner). May 2021.

Notes:

• Deck appears to have been destroyed by flood at some point between late 2008 and 2017. Towers, cables, and some suspenders are still hanging as of 2020.
• Next to Playa Rosalinas - Caserio Santa Rosa and Kiuñalla vicinity, Peru.

Notes:

• Appears likely to have been built between 2008 and 2017, following destruction of adjacent bridge.
• Next to Playa Rosalinas - Caserio Santa Rosa and Kiuñalla vicinity, Peru.

External Links:

• Facebook. Post with several images of deck refurbishment, posted July 2, 2021.
• Facebook. Post with several images of ongoing work around the bridge, posted June 23, 2021.
• Facebook. Post with several images of the finished work on and around the bridge, posted August 4, 2021.
• Google Maps - Puente San Francisco. Several images of the bridge.
• Wikimedia - Puente San Francisco. Image of the bridge, 2007.

Notes:

• Appears to be in derelict condition since the late 2010s.

External Links:

• sihuasnoticias: PUENTE COLGANTE DE CAMINOS SANTO CRISTO

Notes:

• Provisional bridge replacing a cable-stayed bridge that collapsed in 2005. Dismanted in 2022 to be relocated to Satipo where it collapsed in early 2023 before it was opened to the public.
• Moved to 2023 (suspension bridge) - Satipo, Peru.

External Links:

• Facebook. Images of the bridge being dismantled for relocation to Satipo. Posted January 12, 2022.
• Facebook. Images of the cable-stayed bridge that collapsed in 2005 and construction of the suspension bridge. Posted March 19, 2021.
• Facebook. Images of the bridge being dismantled for relocation to Satipo. Posted January 25, 2022.