Notes:

• At former location of Mayoc - Mayoc, Peru. The 1975 bridge replaced the concrete arch bridge destroyed by the same 1974 flood that destroyed the older suspension bridge.

External Links:

• Facebook. 1993 image of the bridge.
• Facebook. 1976 image of the bridge.
• Facebook. 1976 image of the bridge.
• Facebook. 1993 image of the bridge.
• Facebook. March 20, 1975 image of the inauguration of the bridge.
• Facebook - En puente de San Miguel de Mayocc. Old image of the bridge.

External Links:

• Facebook. Images of plans for the bridge. Posted May 6, 2019.
• Facebook. Images of early construction progress. Posted May 28, 2022.
• Facebook. Images of construction progress. Posted December 19, 2022.
• Facebook. Images of construction progress. Posted December 25, 2022.
• Facebook. Aerial view of construction progress. Posted December 31, 2022.
• Facebook. Images of construction progress. Posted January 4, 2023.
• Facebook. Post announcing construction is 99% complete. Posted January 7, 2023.

Notes:

• Next to (footbridge) - Parco, Peru.

Notes:

• Appears to have been completed at some point between 2014 and 2021.
• Next to (footbridge) - Parco, Peru.

Notes:

• The structure(s) at this location may be two separate but adjacent suspended pipelines.

Notes:

• Near (suspension bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.
• Near (suspension bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.

Notes:

• Near (suspension bridge) - Cobriza, Peru.

Notes:

• Near (suspension bridge) - Cobriza, Peru.

Notes:

• Near (pipeline bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.
• Near (suspension bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.

Notes:

• Near (pipeline bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.
• Near (suspension bridge) - La Oroya, Peru.

Notes:

• Images from 2013 show towers present with no cables or deck. A deck is visible in current (late 2010s or early 2020s, likely) satellite images.

Notes:

• Exact location of this bridge is unclear, but it appears likely it was at or near the same location of the Puente Centenario (Centennial) which is the current (2020s) river crossing closest to San Jerónimo de Tunán.
• See Centenario (Centennial) - San Jerónimo de Tunán, Huancayo, Peru. The Centenario bridge may have replaced this older bridge.

Notes:

• Coordinates are the location of a suspension bridge tower observed in 2013.

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:

• 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.