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    BAS 10986
    Barrandov most / Barrandov bridge
    Brückenbild

    Dezember 2006

    © Pavel Rypar

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    Bild 1

    November 2006

    © Pavel Rypar

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    Bild 2

    Dezember 2006

    © Pavel Rypar

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    To Bridge Images
    Czech Republic
    Prague
    Praha / Prague
    Prague 4-Braník / Prague 5-Smíchov
    Vltava River/Moldova
    Street
    Girder bridge
    Prestressed concrete
    1978-1989
    72.00 m
    352.00 m
    50.00 m

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    15.00 m
    0.00 m
    33000.00 m2
    in operation
    Information provided by Pavel Walsh:<br><br>Width: 40.00-50.00 m<br>A part of the bridge was put into operation in 1983. She is now hopelessly congested, inappropriate and dangerous main link of the motorways D1 and D5 by Prague. It has two distinct roads with four traffic lanes. Six fields with the spans of 34.00-61.00-71.00-72.00-66.00-45.00 m. The bridge is the largest bridge construction work in the Czech Republic. It was originally planned as a temporary measure for five years. A large, 'balance' is called on the bridge, refer to concrete sculpture by J. KLIMEŠ, Prague as "Hippo pool".