UER Store order your copy of Access All Areas today! Activity 362 online Server Time: 2023-09-23 14:56:41 Visit Infiltration Access All Areas AvBrand

Location DB > Portugal > Estremadura > Lisbon > Ponte 25 de Abril  Name Ponte 25 de Abril  Viewing Options Log in to activate viewing options  Database Info created by theninjalobster on 11/8/2019 7:28 PM last modified by theninjalobster on 11/8/2019 7:57 PM  Viewability Publically Viewable This location has been labeled by its creator as Public, and therefore can be viewed by anyone.  Overview  Description Stretching over a kilometer across the Tagus river and towering 190 meters high, Ponte 25 de Abril is currently the 27th largest suspension bridge in the world. Because it looks almost exactly like the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco, it's beauty is undeniable and it's prestige is often overstated.  Basic Information Type: Bridge Status: Active Accessibility: Difficult Recommendation: drop everything - must see  Physical Information Address Highway A2 and A38 Lisbon, Estremadura Portugal Owner: Portuguese Government See a map of this location  Hazards Falling many, many meters...  Interesting Features Historical Portuguese landmark and nearly identical to the legendary Golden Gate Bridge in the states. Unparalleled view of Lisbon from atop the 190 meter towers. Stories that will stick with you for the rest of your life...  Security Measures fences 24 hour guard cameras  Historical Dates Built: 1966 Closed: 0  Required Equipment gloves long pants / sleeves  Recommended Equipment running shoes, not boots  History Originally named Ponte Salazar, it was renamed to it's current title following the Carnation Revolution in 1974. Often confused with the Golden Gate Bridge, it is painted the same international orange but was built by the American Bridge Company which in fact only built the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.  Media Coverage  Future Plans continued repairs, etc...  Stories Add your own story  Photo Galleries absolutely reckless Fri, Nov 8th, 2019 posted by theninjalobster 7 pictures   Add your own photos Mark all galleries as Seen  Web Links https://en.wikiped...bril_Bridge#Design  Contribute Edit this Location  Moderator Rating The moderator rating is a neutral rating of the content quality, photography, and coolness of this location. This location has not yet been rated by a moderator.  Validation This location's validation is current. It was last validated by Emperor Wang on 11/9/2019 2:43 PM.  Latest Changes on Nov 9 19 at 14:43, Emperor Wang validated this location on Nov 8 19 at 20:08, theninjalobster made this location available on Nov 8 19 at 20:08, theninjalobster updated gallery picture above it all on Nov 8 19 at 20:07, theninjalobster updated gallery picture deadpoint on Nov 8 19 at 20:07, theninjalobster updated gallery picture absolutely reckless on Nov 8 19 at 20:07, theninjalobster updated gallery picture cross section on Nov 8 19 at 20:07, theninjalobster updated gallery picture Almada on Nov 8 19 at 20:07, theninjalobster updated gallery picture out of sight on Nov 8 19 at 20:06, theninjalobster updated gallery picture Lisbon on Nov 8 19 at 20:04, theninjalobster added some pictures to a gallery  Forum Threads about this Location  Who's been looking? Click here to see who'se been looking.  Report Problems Is this location inappropriate / broken / missing key info? If it's something you can fix, please scroll up and click the EDIT button. If this location was only posted a few days ago, give the creator time to work on it. Please try sending a message directly to the creator of the location. You'll find that info at the top of this page. Otherwise, ONLY if you've already tried to contact the original creator,: Click here to notify an administrator. All content and images copyright © 2002-2023 UER.CA and respective creators. Graphical Design by Crossfire. To contact webmaster, or click to email with problems or other questions about this site: UER CONTACT View Terms of Service | View Privacy Policy | Server colocation provided by Beanfield This page was generated for you in 82 milliseconds. Since June 23, 2002, a total of 713579750 pages have been generated.