Castilla-La Mancha Bridge

The Castilla–La Mancha Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge in Talavera de la Reina, Spain, standing 192m high and featuring 152 wire ropes. It was built by Sacyr, Aglomancha, and J. Bárcenas, at a cost of nearly €74M and opened on October 17, 2011. The bridge was initially considered a waste of money due to low traffic, but is expected to play a role in redirecting heavy-duty vehicle traffic out of the city center with the opening of the Variante Suroeste of the N-502 in 2015.learn more on wikipedia