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The iron railway bridge spans 60 meters across the Gwda River with a width of 4 meters, supported by two parallel lattice girders.

Built in 1914 by Prussian State Railways, the bridge was partially destroyed in 1945 when German forces detonated explosives during their retreat.

The structure represents a significant element of industrial heritage in the Krajna region, reflecting early 20th-century railway engineering methods.

Visitors can access the bridge ruins through a small parking area on the right bank of the river, following the preserved railway embankment.

The bridge structure remained after the war despite the tracks removal, as technical difficulties and high costs prevented its dismantling.

Location: Jastrowie

Inception: 1914

Length: 60 m

Width: 4 m

Part of: Former railway line Jastrowie - Węgierce

GPS coordinates: 53.40458,16.86347

Latest update: March 10, 2025 13:54