Neckartalviadukt Untertürkheim

The Neckartalviaduct spans 1400 meters across the Neckar Valley, combining multiple bridge sections with a deck width of 31.5 meters and steel box girders.

The initial plans for connecting Rems Valley to Neckar Valley date back to 1932, but construction only began in 1986 after several decades of delays.

The structure represents German engineering excellence, incorporating multiple bridge construction methods including prefabricated, cantilever, and incremental launching techniques.

The bridge carries up to 80,000 vehicles daily on Federal Road B-14, creating a direct connection between Stuttgart's industrial areas and transportation networks.

The bridge features red cement created by adding oil shale residue, produced specifically at the Rohrbach Cement factory in Dotternhausen.

Location: Stuttgart

GPS coordinates: 48.78990,9.24073

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29