Tourist attractions in Oiapoque
Bridge and landmark
Brazil–France Binational Bridge
Oiapoque, AP
A link across the Oiapoque River.
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Contemporary record Ponte Binacional Franco-Brasileira: Fecomércio Amapá collection, photographed in November 2023. Photo: Acervo Fecomércio Amapá / Cetur · Uso autorizado pela Fecomércio AP, titular do portal turismoamapa.com.br (21/10/2026). — Licence & original -
Binational bridge over the Oyapock River. Photo: Rômulo Ferreira · CC BY 2.0 — Licence & original -
Contemporary record Ponte Binacional Franco-Brasileira: Fecomércio Amapá collection, photographed in November 2023. Photo: Acervo Fecomércio Amapá / Cetur · Uso autorizado pela Fecomércio AP, titular do portal turismoamapa.com.br (21/10/2026). — Licence & original -
Contemporary record Ponte Binacional Franco-Brasileira: Fecomércio Amapá collection, photographed in November 2023. Photo: Acervo Fecomércio Amapá / Cetur · Uso autorizado pela Fecomércio AP, titular do portal turismoamapa.com.br (21/10/2026). — Licence & original -
Contemporary record Ponte Binacional Franco-Brasileira: Fecomércio Amapá collection, photographed in November 2023. Photo: Acervo Fecomércio Amapá / Cetur · Uso autorizado pela Fecomércio AP, titular do portal turismoamapa.com.br (21/10/2026). — Licence & original -
Contemporary record Ponte Binacional Franco-Brasileira: Fecomércio Amapá collection, photographed in November 2023. Photo: Acervo Fecomércio Amapá / Cetur · Uso autorizado pela Fecomércio AP, titular do portal turismoamapa.com.br (21/10/2026). — Licence & original
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The Binational Bridge provides the road connection between Oiapoque and Saint-Georges in French Guiana. Built through cooperation between Brazil and France, it opened to traffic on 18 March 2017. Its history brings together engineering, diplomacy and movement across the border.
Observe how the structure joins the banks of a river that is also a shared living environment. Seeing or photographing the bridge and making an international crossing are different experiences: plan the latter beforehand and consult the authorities about requirements for your nationality and transport.
Historical timetables and rules should not guide a current journey. Confirm border-post operations, required documents and return arrangements before departing. Avoid stopping in traffic areas or restricted zones to take photographs.
History & public works
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Opening · Brazilian Federal Government / DNIT, in cooperation with France
Official opening to traffic through cooperation between Brazil and France.
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Sources & information
- DNIT — Abertura da Ponte Binacional, 18/03/2017 Accessed on 2026-09-17
- OpenStreetMap — referência cartográfica; © colaboradores, licença ODbL Accessed on 2026-09-14
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