Category:Puente de San Rafael

**Puente de San Rafael**
	bridge in Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain
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Instance of	arch bridge;
Location	Córdoba, Córdoba Province, Andalusia, Spain
Crosses	Guadalquivir;
Inception	29 April 1953;
Width	18.5 m;
Length	217 m;
	37° 52′ 19.45″ N, 4° 46′ 57.46″ W
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	Q6091435; Structurae structure ID: 20017102
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Español: El Puente de San Rafael es un puente de Córdoba (España) que cruza el río Guadalquivir.

English: The construction of the San Rafael Bridge began in 1949 and was inaugurated in 1953 by Generalissimo Francisco Franco. The bridge formed by eight arcs and the roadway is 18.5 meters wide between parapets. Once it was completed it became only the second river crossing in the city for 20 century's. The bridge connects the Avenida del Corregidor on the north side of the river to Plaza de Andalucía on the south side. The two Brass commemorative plaques recording the inauguration of the bridge by Generalissimo Franco were removed in January 2004 but it is unclear if they were officially removed or they were stolen.