Railway bridge over Warta in Stobnica

The steel railway bridge extends 462 meters across the Warta River, featuring structural elements characteristic of early twentieth-century engineering methods and design principles.

Built between 1909 and 1910, this railway bridge served as a vital transportation link for both passenger travel and freight movement across the Warta River.

The bridge received recognition as an immovable monument in 2008 under registration number 716/Wlkp/A in the Greater Poland Voivodeship cultural heritage registry.

The structure stands at coordinates 52°42'9.230N and 16°36'21.226E, providing photographers and historians with direct access to study early railway engineering.

Despite its current non-operational status, the bridge remains intact as a testament to the advancement of Polish railway infrastructure during industrial development.

Location: Stobnicko

Inception: 1910

GPS coordinates: 52.70256,16.60590

Latest update: March 20, 2025 06:58