"The plaque at the top of
the bridge reads, "The King Bridge Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1898
The road sign at the modern
bridge which has bypassed the older bridge is “Puente Guelatao” located just
before the town of Guelatao (whose claim to fame is being the birthplace of
Benito Juarez). The guide we were with said the river it crosses has several
names, one of which was Rio de la Sierra, but may not be the name it would
have on a modern or older map.
I didn’t find a reference
to this bridge on your website. If you have any information on the history of
this bridge, its construction, such as why it would have been brought in, I
would appreciate knowing more about it. The locals said that it was brought
in by a “big machine” and set in place."
