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    BAS 2177
    Riesa Elbbrücke
    Elbbrücke Riesa EÜ Strecke Riese Elsterwerda

    Elbbrücke Riesa EÜ Strecke Riese Elsterwerda

    6.8.2011

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    27.04.2005

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    Germany
    Saxony
    Riesa
    Elbe
    Railway
    Truss bridge, Arch Bridge, arch over the road
    Steel
    1839, 1966
    100.00 m
    346.00 m
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    The first Elbe bridge at Riesa for the railway was opened in 1839. This bridge was built on 24 stone pillars with wooden arches in between, 639 m long. The wooden construction proved to be very Totentanz, and so was replaced this 1864-1865 by stone arches, the river opening have been extended to 93 m with a truss. The new bridge was opened in November 1875. Already in February 1876 (19.2.1876 to 22.2.1876), the heavy flood and ice floes in the river Elbe bridge sagged.<br>As a stopgap, a provisional wooden truss bridge for rail transport was built within 8 months. The rebuilding followed in the years 1876-1878 from three timber-framed arches. 2 Same bridges each for railway and road were directly versions built.<br>In the last days of the second world war, the bridge was blown up.<br>a new road bridge was built slightly off in 1956, while the railway bridge rebuilt was replaced in 1966 by a new bridge. This new bridge had only a bow and a trough box as a foreland bridge.<br>The flooding of the disaster in August 2002, two were damaged foreland bridge (approx. 600 and 1000 metres).<br><br>New building starting in 2004:<br>Scaffolding construction Gemeinhardt Gerüstbau service GmbH<br>Steel construction of Donges Stahlbau Darmstadt