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The towpath is a path or street that riverside or canal owners must leave for public use, for navigation purposes, along the shore of a river, lake or canal, without receiving any compensation in return.
The towpath is a regulated and widely developed concept in Argentina.2 It was established as a levy, distinct from the transit easement, to allow a land vehicle, beasts of burden, or a team of human pullers to tow a ship. , often a barge, to the shore of the river, canal or lake.3 This mode of transportation was common where navigation was impracticable due to unfavorable winds or the narrowness of the canal.
TOWpath V
Type of Work: Architectural Works
Client: MINISTRY OF INFRASTRUCTURE
Tender No: 10241-0008-LPU24
Location: City of Buenos Aires
Opening date: 04/12/2024 at 01:00 PM
Official budget: $1,991,489,472.28
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