Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text

The text related to the cultural heritage 'Qhapaq Ñan, Andean Road System' has mentioned 'Bridge' in the following places:
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A typical example of an Inca suspension (catenary) bridge on the Apurimac River near Huinchiri, Peru
A very special stone bridge was recently discovered in Bolivia consisting of a relatively small opening to allow the stream to flow and a quite imposing stone embankment filling the valley sides in order to allow the road to pass on top of it.
A bridge across the Apurxc3xadmac River, west of Cusco, spanned a distance of 45 metres (148xc2xa0ft).
Rope bridges had to be replaced about every two years: to this end, the communities around the river crossing were commanded into a mita for the construction of the new bridge, while the old bridge was cut and let fall into the river.
This type of bridge was built with ropes of vegetable fibers, such as ichu (Stipa ichu) a fiber typical of the Altiplano, which were tied together to form cords and ropes which constituted the bridge floor cables, the two handrails and the necessary connections between them.
To access the famous Apurxc3xadmac rope bridge it was necessary for the road to reach the narrowest section of the gorge: to this end, the road was cut along a natural fault into the steep rock of the valley and a tunnel was carved to facilitate the way.