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A swing bridge (puente giratorio) built in 1912. An example of German engineering, but considering the fixed power cables at its exterior, it is probably not operated very often.
The Carmelo bridge is a swing bridge located over the Arroyo de las Vacas, near the city of Carmelo, Uruguay. Its turning mechanism is human-powered, which makes it the only one of its kind in Uruguay. It is considered to be the first swing bridge in South America.
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A theater whose name means "friend" in the extinct Chaná language that was once spoken in Uruguay.
Built in 1830. It is being renovated.
Watch the supposedly best sunset at the river side of Carmelo with Argentina on the other side.
Behind the one on the western side of the road another on can be found through the bushes.
A chapel built in 1869.