BAS 2213
Wilhelmsbrücke (Kurventhal Valley Bridge)
24.05.2009
© Heidi Zengerling
Use of Heidi Zengerling
24.05.2009
© Heidi Zengerling
Use of Heidi Zengerling
24.05.2009
© Heidi Zengerling
Use of Heidi Zengerling
Germany
Lower Saxony
Kuventhal
Crooked Water
Road B3
Beam bridge
Steel
1955-56
0.00 m
184.25 m
12.60 m
0.00 m
0.00 m
2321.00 m2
in operation
Between 1827 and 1830, the old trade route, which had led over the Hube for centuries, was rerouted via Kuventhal, and the high bridge over the Krummen Wasser valley was built. It was inaugurated on October 2, 1830, and named after Duke William of Cambridge. In 1955/56, a modern two-level bridge was constructed because the so-called Wilhelmsbrücke (William's Bridge) could no longer cope with the increased traffic on Federal Highway 3. (Source: Georg Ernst
Solid-web steel girder with reinforced concrete deck
Solid-web steel girder with reinforced concrete deck
NLStBV - GB Gandersheim
4125516
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