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Last Day of the Railway Bridge: Announce Commission to Preserve the Heritage Value of the Viaduct
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The connection that marked the history of southern Chile says goodbye after 130 years of continuous service. To read the full article, visit The Times in Spanish Source
JCN This Friday, at around 10:00 PM, the last train will cross the old railway bridge over the Bío Bío River. Yes, the same one that has witnessed earthquakes, industrial revolutions, and thousands of everyday stories for more than 135 years. Starting tomorrow, the Biotrén will take a two-week hiatus to make way for its successor: a modern two-track viaduct that promises to change the face of rail transportation in the south of the country. The …
By Hugo Ramos Lagos Along with the recent announcement of the beginning of operations of the new railway connection in the capital of Penquista (the Biobío Bridge), the closure of the iconic Ferroviary Bridge that accompanied Concepción for more than 134 years was announced. However, as it is a building of high heritage value in the area, the discussion about its future is something that has become increasingly important. According to the presid…
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