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    BAS 52938
    Ponte Visconteo
    Ponte Visconteo

    Ponte Visconteo

    5.6.2010

    © Pavel Rypar

    Nachfrage / demandUse only on request
    Ponte Visconteo

    Ponte Visconteo

    29.4.2013

    © Pavel Rypar

    gegen Entgeld / for a feeUse in accordance with the terms and conditions
    Ponte Visconteo

    Ponte Visconteo

    29.4.2013

    © Pavel Rypar

    gegen Entgeld / for a feeUse in accordance with the terms and conditions
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    Italy
    Veneto/Veneto
    Valeggio sul Mincio
    Borghetto, Valeggio sul Mincio
    Mincio
    Street
    Arch Bridge, girder bridge
    Brick, steel
    1393-1395, 1920 wurde der Fachwerkträger eingebaut
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    650.00 m
    21.00 m

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    a fortified dam used today as a road bridge, built by Gian Galeazzo Visconti<br><br>Wikipedia:<br>History<bR>The Ponte Visconteo was 1393-1395 by the Duke of Milan Gian Galeazzo Visconti built. Construction gave it the fortress Master Builder Dominico da Firenze. The dam should divert the waters of the Mincio river and thus deprive the water of Mantova. It was hoped that Mantua easier to take is without its moat, which was fed by the Mincio river. Technical complications and historical events prevented however that this plan of execution arrived. Only for 10 years was the system of strategic importance, then she was exposed to the decline.<br>Changes<br>An iron bridge in the plant was used in the 1920s, which allows the crossing of the Mincio river traffic until today. The Strada Provinciale 3 runs directly on the medieval building.<br>Although some restoration work have been made lately, the condition is still critical. 2007, the Ponte Visconteo recorded in the list of 100 endangered monuments of the World Monuments Fund (WMF).