Colombia: Calarcá-Cajamarca Tunnel
Oficina de Comunicaciones INVÍAS W. Gutiérrez (modified)
Oficina de Comunicaciones INVÍAS W. Gutiérrez
Oficina de Comunicaciones INVÍAS W. Gutiérrez
Oficina de Comunicaciones INVÍAS W. Gutiérrez
Oficina de Comunicaciones INVÍAS W. Gutiérrez
Oficina de Comunicaciones INVÍAS W. Gutiérrez
Oficina de Comunicaciones INVÍAS W. Gutiérrez
Oficina de Comunicaciones INVÍAS W. Gutiérrez
The Calarcá-Cajamarca Tunnel is located in central Colombia, connecting the departments of Tolima and Quindío, across the central Andes. The tunnel is part of the Bogota-Buenaventura Corridor. The Corridor is 503 km in length. The project is scheduled to lead to a major improvement of the Columbian highway infrastructure.
Introduction
The Calarcá-Cajamarca Tunnel is part of the 503 km long Bogota-Buenaventura Corridor and is located in central Colombia, connecting the departments of Tolima and Quindio, across the central Andes. The total cost of the project is around $ 330 million.
The project entails building a unidirectional tunnel of approximately 8.65 km in length and producing the second lane between the city of Calarcá (Quindío) and the Americas interchange as well as a second lane between the interchange at the Bermellon ramp and the city of Cajamarca (Tolima).
The Bogota-Buenaventura Corridor project...
