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English: Disused portal of the powerline from Malpaso to Cerro de Pasco, in Junin. This power line features many unusual towers: portals, one-level towers, 3-level towers, guyed portals, though most of them are of donaumast type. The powerline is discontinued between Malpaso dam and Morococha, but continued until Casapalca. Probably built in the 1930s for train electrification from hydro power, together with the Mantaro dams. |
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