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    BAS 124848
    Viaduc ferroviaire du Pecq (railway viaduct at Le Vesinet-Le Pecq))
    Eisenbahnviadukt von Le Pecq, Bl. v. SO

    Eisenbahnviadukt von Le Pecq, Bl. v. SO

    26.03.2026

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    Eisenbahnviadukt von Le Pecq

    Eisenbahnviadukt von Le Pecq

    26.03.2026

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    Eisenbahnviadukt von Le Pecq (linker Seinearm, Blick v. N)

    Eisenbahnviadukt von Le Pecq (linker Seinearm, Blick v. N)

    26.03.2026

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    France
    Île-de-France
    Le Pecq
    His
    Local train RER
    Viaduct and beam bridge (over the water)
    Stone and steel
    1847
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    The bridge has long approach bridges (viaducts) made of stone, which are connected by steel bridges (originally wooden). Besides both banks of the Seine, the bridge also has piers and abutments on the Île Corbière, an island in the Seine. It was partially destroyed by bombing raids in August.